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COUNTING TIE COST,

Tic Rev. N. F. Rav,in delivered discourse
aL tl.c churel, corncE Of Washington street and
Ogden avenue last evonng, on The subject,
Accounting the Cost; OF, Tho Task in IInni When
We Undertake to Execute the Sunday Iaws."
His text was TWO passages OF Scripture, as fol-
lows:
Qnt you like men; be strong.-T Cor. rp1., II.
Or whit King going TO make war AEatnst nnoihcr
against him with 20, 00os-Luks. aIu., ii.
The speaker commenced by snvIng that the
battle, It was true, wns not always to the
strong nor tho raco to tile swift; but In n
country like ours, md upon Quest1on like the
one under consideration, affecting tic various
interests and prcjudccs Of people so differently,
numbers told. What ought TO be, rs one wisely
said, was one thing; what could bo donr. was
quite another thing. Whether what ought TO
be could be accomplished, was tho qucsstnn.
The spcatser thought /. would DO d vert de-
arablc state OF things II 4 man loved TITS neigh
bor as himself. and all men everywhere did to
do unto them; but they did not. aud
no human power could compel them to do It..
i should be done, but could not oc performed.
We could earnestly wish II were otherwise, but
not to murder, or steal, or 70 do nny evil. but
they did. and would, until the cnd came. Laws
1awlessncss might be punished adequately or
jnpdeauatoly, But Il still rcmo,t,etl that ti,u
hearts Of tho children Of men were fully sct in
them to do evil. After years Of Incarceration In
the Pcnitcntiary, mon would use tllc!r first DAY
Of freedom tu COMMIT crime nfresh; or
they would 60 from witnessing public exc
cutiDn aud themselves commit murder.
po IL wns with the Sunday question. We
could ,g!sll TINT everybody hc,j Il ns sacred ::
but thew did not, We could wish cycrylotiy 10
keen The Sabbath strictly according to the laws
OF Moses, but mono dId,-nor could they ii they
would. It w1s both d moral and physical In
would be nm excellent thing il everybody would
hive regard for the feelings ui others, untl
respect the tiay for the sake Of those who held
II sarrcd. But they did not. md vet in this
regard they bit imftntetl o,1r exnmpfu when VA
nuahed hcht on With ullr bustness
in dsrernrti of tim feelings of laws
md others who held the seventh day
an sucred. Far keeping The seventh DIV hoiy
tho Jews had O positive command; but for
commend whatovcr, and vet they seemed to
renton TINT cycrvboiiv should rcennct tieir ital-
inrs hecnuso tAcy held The day .arrcd.
The sneaker said thut to tho ,,uthipklnr II nm
ncarcd to n NJ, cnsv rnnttcr 10 enforrs t}n sun.
DIV Inv. Init to thc moro t,1oltrhtfui n1any
rrayc 0f,cstlona ayuso fnr copsjdcratfon. Ue
tool, iii, Tronu1 thnt this nucttfnu ahnnld nnss
nut nj he ,rlerry nn,i jntn fhe hanjs N lila
civil AUTHORITIES and tho citizens, And
xeus nul thc busincss men Of our
citv wtsf to rrn,nte viii, iii Tier. ware manv
cnnsilnr.iions Wbirl, atf,.rtoi b,,sinrs. me,
which ,ynufd mt nifrct minfntcra. I,IIsinc.s ~.
ln,Inn.' c,,m,mnrcIn1 intsr'n,trss. ami nnliifrnl
considernlions. pJI entered more or less into ths
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Tho "Dnby's Hest Friend" IL DR.. Bnll'a Ituby
Syrup, since Ii muintAlns the hal,y'a health by
keeping It freo from cole. dtarshra, etc. EFico
~ CENTS
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Lanh0n Truth.
Hero Is IN cxtrncL from q letter of an officer
III Zululund: awe lad IN bury u quantity uf
Xllus. Unc o[ the solsl1crs said, u nave been
butcher n,nl tailor, hut neye. dill expect to
bc the sexton OF lot OF Chrtsiy Minstrcls.'"
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CITY HEAL ESTATE.
IN MIf column. HFfe ftnss fs4s - centt sfr IN
t1ffnn. Each Hddti"nai line. 10 c.nfs.


EoRsALE-ny r. II. uoYf,. itooM =. ,7oMAD1.
sasi !t,sk stosc: nd 10; sss,,.. .?n.h 'front.'.
Thls rsa..riy /, n"w renr. to soa s"nsns Il. ~ ri
non, @ ~ + rsys ntr ccnt a..a vhnt better
IT, 50 @ st C. Is sf9 eS c" S'n .t ' Il:
fs1. Wsir ri ra 'y se property TOT s
,... =, RON ts,n; arcl"s nd ,ot a'1,:
rsEp5t s'st q n., .,oro ,,o,,,
s:.s sis:.s S;a,os sas ~ ;S. !. =
s s s t'sPs ;on soS, nSs SM'9f !ff
styo-i viii "fsr tis 6o<e, and los assi3:. NJ. ii
p" wss' s: / "ty s"% -.
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noE .. 4 4! g. 1r,' re:t st.tUA
"fas s s'sa II fse. s q s:s
.nasa tec. on Iacs'onsi Ihi' prortriy viii ftnt to-
o L: S M il. Sast It, !. IL, T. ss; p,sss
Ss55 Ii +; soss en-" ,oH = one
h;t sef ~ e
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.st.t. tt,seea 1csfsa, "Ssi' .sa le.9isur". 'e
f,.o sew15gs.m.a 'or: .na ,o, s:xi;,
on Aonro..as nar i.inr"ln. Every inoasr,, ,,ai.t.
E9E KAl.E-Lur* t,S .IrInitDn.-Av.,- ASD
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s 1s o@ss i:'i9sMi1s 9M1s s Il Il r1a I'LL d
J,on HXLE-w:ET w1sfli*6f5l* a1.-H lars
4onsS Sf r. h:H:,fS STiE t!fs "a" @ Il is... H., ." 'at'
Tytltt = ttt-ns rHt:r nv N,CIttfAA AS,Av xrtprt1
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r1on sAt.E-s.sn-EAsy TEKMs-,], ACRE
farm two miles iron! ",,9'ssek =, ,nics fl,
rooins. Enod hsrn. va"r }encr,. Urcaard ui i;tser
acret R,t,d timber. allruIfI tunh,
mtiss t1am Wnnca, rassk, t;ounty. Int, eoo !.
Hood timber 10 head Ut rsitlr i.or.sa il hoxa ID
ions of hay. good *nH0ta. n farm Implements all
for $i.Wu. Terms dnay,
81 Ho-scscnsccn hrn.s. gnnd !,.ru,m awcllEng ait
Under .'od fence az. ndHriTatnt!. M'c. orr.ri. null
II. tso 1k,ck. fFon cpot At ratk i.ldsr Ts .thr
m1ntcs ride from t,iI!cazo, rlt properly si,:lM i
sS, n once Ti.e frur; vrse,ahirs. md roury tn'a
family md the land !. tc-ornI in0rr *a,,Ac every
5ear., 7 hla II fraud bargain. r. u. lHpTU,
IN NAbiH
, 1879-05-12

.... BUSINESS CHANCES.
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.on e! s .9ar T. g. sS''f Sss III ..s. % !sf % b M
17ol,SDRy Ti i5EN1-riiE F0i+sul;Y M; M.
Taes WetE' Gosapaay en Kasis.": Ssr!a III .s9 'a liz
ss ! ~ E e.
as 's ii Il sss s: Z. National 'u'' Works
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rMnEt YAR!' Tit IS, sAIK2 n ,WEL Located
family =, 'on for selling. Aodre.s drawer ea. sonh
TT III + II; fs; 1s, ar H. e
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sSs :nsts .n ss.s;ssSii, tSt tses s's's s
aErtn,i.rock. Sam addrr~. 80
WILL SELL. oXE;IiALF. 1NrEilE8T IS THREE
H. bes Il nn. % & n! IN cSet SsEao u ocsc s e
oae = ths ics eraia iaints IL liz sts fa. Icss iat
Y.s Il IT II" ssE'.Sss:
600 "a, SS!S Il ;s}x 5iE ;i P%5T :,'s; 81 I,; ET
naa b'.fTlar;nrs2f nsf.: lot ix49: .ulu. elegant
s. *x @ Sm tele.n ,ilr yt.r arSund mi .ns!nrss aioi
take soie Rnoa EhIcAgn real rslae, g0l fasiti, IL
stock Of EofHr. lrrr IL m rPsant rhanUu for aane
man. Only baMk IN town. Poor health cause Of sau,
Glrc ltis attention. '
2AnE-An ~trsnnt ratuhlst,ed drug atpr., bUt1dtn1
.fons aI! brick. Ku oI: s!utk u Drug III sloTa Of
80 Goo; doing 1rsf-c4ars hlStnr>1; ns been tirNs
toFs H. VII M Il XIX .o, FL ss saf
Net buhneAs nA,H SIC. per year TuFulh Yery uXsy
dn'tne or tdt.EXi4s cannot md letfrr DIsncss
ppc3liuE. 4, II. N(}fl) Rum :. IN Natl
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sUHUHHAn REAL. ESTATE.
one h?rk FINN hotel Vt Lagrange. miles run
thlcaE9: Stb dogn and - n9ntlsr rlcArcst r.opcrY
IN thrkot and tng free; abstract fire.; saad fare,
locchfs IRA DIs3WN. II. LnsnIIt.st.. i.tUn. =.
FOR sALE.,tI1t kE:T-tIiKAP-A FINE nlIiCK
some coitae.s 10 rent. 1npMlre Of s LIND Isl Mna,.
{AYt0n It 1,nnnI - - ~ -
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GMNTs WANTEn-EVKlsfWHE THE
~ liueteys Clukhas L1o FA4t1nak dust pAt4pEed},
Ss9p!s BY iaat4 ~ osala~ Join 1. WOAL1Y, Clare.
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from either Inc name OF i 1auor, from Tie Ilag
OF the State, or from affairs Of a religion. hut
tho now record Ii being nnuc, anu, Ut least long
beforu utdctsy Bhall hive established rpltR,o1i
without God for humanity, Christianity will
hayu established ono for humanity With d God
In ita contrc. For tllat slowncss OF motion
which makes tho rising and tlceliuing and
rtsng ngnIn 0f empires nil religions and Dbl.
losophcrs will characterize any reform which
inAdslty might promise. II d reIictop With
Christ at,d Deity III it advances slowly, nti at
the end OF eighteen centuries 10 yet detective
d worship Of humanity without d God would
demaud as many hundreds Of years before n
would disclose lis virtues, even should auv In
in lis possession Tie universe Is scycrolY I'M.
partial. II virtues are like the century njont,
slow 10 bloom, they will bloom no sooner for n
Vo,tairu, ur \ Hume, or u Paine, than fur Paul
or Wesley, II Christian gotni unfolls SLOWLY,
so will any other form uf human welfare. und
should the worship OF humanity contain Inherent
llfc what 6low generations ml,st pass erc Tint
form al plety could hang out It's blossoms tn the
worlds fight mud alrl
Wo Aayo now seen that tho religion OF Christ
Is III essence that very worahip nf mankind
which the humuntartal3 seek. IL places neigh
Dor before self; It tolls for ohers; II biesses the
poor; It forbids all impuFity, atl tustre; 1t pro-
tects tlse slave and frees hin. 1t guards Inc per-
son and rights OF R,au, woman, anu child; It
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REAL ESTATE tvAX'rED. .-..7
u ASTEn-A tA1uiE LOT IN EAEE VIEW, M.
tween Fu{ertub.Rr. and Nlyeray.st. Gtvc ltsn
On AMI Price. Aiarrt4 u NJ 7rhI,nr 1Err
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mABITTNERTn Z
TOR RBALk-l PUTNAM LATHE, 1t.lNCu SwlN0,
i a.fout bed; brass hnlshers lathe, power drtll
pEtas T1lery WbcoI nAIl!ua, i9-nch md d. t.tuch
i,0naa sl'nska .nd 1p 81 TOOL; IS PsleJs ~ ~
! ollre lc4k, Ihn kboys will bn sotd cheap. ,, r.
MAltsl! 20. IA and G18 v Waah!nHton.st.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25
FOR WINTER.

Being DESTROYS of assisting the people of Smith
river and Musselshell in obtaining their winter sup
ply of flour at reasonable rates, / will purchase for
all who will send in their orders before October 10,
without commission, or in other words, will fur
nish them at cost and carriage. BY sending their
orders to me they will have all the advantage that
can be obtained by purchasing and freighting in
large quantities. Orders will be taken for any
number of bags, but must be in by October 10th.
l Intend purchasing 800 sacks for my own use, and
will add to this amount whatever is ordered, and
give the people whatever benefit may be derived
from purchasing in this way.
Ialso beg leave to state that I have just received
a large stock of general merchandise, which / will
sell as low as it can possibly be sold in this market.
JONAS HIGGINS.
White Sulphur Springs, Sept. Is, ls79-44-tf
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

Godey's Lady's Book for October will be
received with pleasure by it's subscribers,
being an unusually beautiful number OF
this ever popular magazine. The steel
plate, by barley, represents a merry-mak-
ing at tie time-honored festival OF All-Hal-
lowe'en. The autumn fashions are shown
in a mammoth colored steel plate, and nu-
merous pages of additional illustrations,
which have full descriptions in the fashion
department. Godey's fashions have been
unsurpassed for nearly half a century. The
literary matter is of the best, comprising
the continuation of "The Rosebud Garden
of Girls, which increases in interest with ey-
cry number; the conclusion of "A Gentle
Belle, one of the best novels of the day !;
and short stories and poems by popular au-
thors. The usual pages of music, amuse-
ment, household matter, architecture, home
adornment, and fancy work are given, and
the entire number is a proof that the edit
ors keep their promise, in offering to the
public the best fashion magazine in the
country. The publishers will send to any
address. postpaid, on receipt of 80 cents,
the remaining three numbers OF the
present year, or for 81 will send the full
current volume. Address Godey's Lady's
Book, Philadelphia.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

LOST.-Between Duck creek and Diamond, on
Monday, Sept. 8, a parcel containing hat, coat and
other clothes, razor, etc. The finder will confer u
special favor by returning the same to Antoine Un-
suit, better known as "Oxen-Tony,' at Diamond
City, Montana.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25
Wanted.

A lady who has a diploma, having graduated in
the highest branches of the English language ut one
like d situation as teacher. Address, Il. A.
Care H~UsBANDMAN 44-tf,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

ONE of our young Nimrods finds excellent
cunning up the valley. Those birds, how
ever, do not fly.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

JOHN KELLEY and Mrs. Staring, of
Whites gulch. were in town this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

I. E. COLLINS, having accomplished the
object of his visit to Benton, returned Fri
day last.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

WE acknowledge the receipt of an invi-
tatlon to attend the ball to be given at Fort
Logan, Friday evening next. but a tempo
rary change in our office force we fear will
prevent our accepting it.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

HARVESTING, except in a few isolated
cases, is now over. ard threshing is progress
sing rapidly.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25
MARRIED

\ t Helena, September %, Thomas j, Sheehy and
Miss Rose Aloysius Gillogly.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

A PARTY from White Sulphur Springs will
look out the proposed road from that place
to Centerviale, by way of Cooks ranch and
Norton & Sterling's mill, this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25
LOCAL NEWS.

DIAMOND CITY LODGE No. 7, A. F. and A. M.
a Stated Communications held attheir Hall,
~EA~i in Diamond City, on the second and fourth
W. Saturdays OF each month. Soiourning
>brothers are cordially invited to attend.
III. III. BARNES, w. NJ.
G. A. HAMPTON, Secretary.
RELIGIOUS.
l will hold services ut the following places dur
ing this conference year:
lst Sabbath, Deep creek, morning and evening.
% Radersburg, /"
Sd St Louis, 8. Bedford. eve.
4th Duck creek, Beaver erik I"
Hours for services-n O'Clock, a. NJ. and 7 n. m.
Appointments will not be changed during this con-
ference year. r. M. CRAVEN,
Centerville, Meagher Co. Montana.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

SEVERAL OF the old settlers of the Mus
selshel are talking Of moving their herds to
Flat Willow.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

A PERSON returning from the new mines,
reports that he saw one man clean up 5000
as the result Of one days work. We failed
to learn the name of the man.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

SEIBEN Bros, of lower Smith river, have
recently added 5000 sheep to their flock.
The recent purchase was driven this season
from Red Bluffs, California.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

Jos. H%oRsKY, OF the Hay Market Stables,
Helena, is a good feed and livery man, and
attends to business carefully.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

HAVING located his family comfortably in
Helena, A. McGregor returned Tuesday to
his Musselshell ranch.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

J, J. DoNNELLY, County Clerk and Pro-
bate Judge of Choteau county, intends sur
veying the line between Choteau and
Meagher counties, and will commence the
work about the 10Th of October. He will
also survey and locate the new wagon road
from Benton to Fort Logan about the same
time.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

I. E. COLLINS, having accomplished the
object of his visit to Benton, returned Fri
day last.
HARVESTING, except in a few isolated
cases, is now over, ard threshing is progress
sing rapidly.
ONE of our young Nimrods finds excellent
cunning up the valley. Those birds, how
ever, do not fly.
Jos. HoRsKY, OF the Hay Market Stables,
Helena, is a good feed and livery man, and
attends to business carefully.
REMEMBER the races at White Sulphur
Springs are to come off Friday, October 10,
and there is to be a ball on Friday evening.
A brilliant affair is anticipated.
HORsE-GRoWERs and farmers should not
forget the auction sale of P~ercheron-Nor-
man horses advertised by Jas. Mauldin, to
come Off at Helena next week.
WE acknowledge ourselves indebted to
the Montana Agricultural, Mineral & Me-
chanical association for a family season tick
ct. Our reporter will be on hand.
PERSONS wishing to buy tomatoes can
get them at four cents per pound, by call
ing at John G.. Pickering's ranch, on Duck
creek. He has a large quantity of them.
In OUR issue of August %, a cure for
SPAWN was credited to j. B. Smith, Boulder
valley. 1t should have read Ruby valley.
Mr.. Smith is an experienced veterinarian,
and his remedy is worth preserving.
The attention of those visiting the fair
next week is respectfully invited to the ad-
vertisement of Smiley & Barnes, of the
Farmers Feed & Livery Stables, Helena,
Montana. These gentlemen are obliging
and attentive to their business, and take
good care Of stock left in their charge.
THE differences between Meagher and
Choteau counties, in regard to the assess
ment of stock, we are glad to learn, have
been amicably settled, and the people of
these two great local subdivisions of terri
tory will continue to dwell together in peace
and harmony.
THE trustees of White Sulphur Springs
school district have, we believe, about de-
cided to order patent seats and desks for
the new school-house now in course of cree
ton. The building will also be furnished
with all modern charts and apparatus now
in use in our standard schools.
J. J. DoNNELLY, County Clerk and Pro
bate Judge Of Choteau county, intends sur
veying the line between Choteau and
Meagher counties, and will the
work about the 10Th of October. He will
from Benton to Fort Logan about the same
time.
SOME of the citizens of Smith river adv O.
cate a law preventing fishing for the mar
kets from the trout streams in Meagher
county. They hold that the continual fish
ing by persons who ship thousands OF
pounds to market will destroy the source of
supply. and that in a few years there will
be no fish for the citizens, and nothing to
attract sportsmen into our midst.
THE suit instituted by MIR. T. o. Miles
against Beecher & Co., owners of the dis
eased sheep, was compromised by Mr..
Beecher paying the costs and a portion OF
the expense which Mr.. Miles must incur
in keeping his flocks remote from the
pasture ground upon which the diseased
sheep were allowed to remain for some days.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

THERE are no less than a dozen ponies
now in training for the races at White Sui
phur Springs, Friday, October 10.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

A LARGE party of Bozemanites returned
to the new mines last week.
REV. R. M. CRAVEN will preach at Duck
creek on the 4th Sunday, as usual.
some days, returned Tuesday.
VIM. LEoNHARDI, stock-grower of the
Missouri valley, was in town last week.
SHARP 6 KANoUsE have commenced de-
livering grain at Fort Logan, on contract.
AN installment OF furniture for the new
hotel at White Sulphur Springs, arrived
last week.
R. M. HANSON is getting out timber for
the erection of a meat market and dwelling
at White Sulphur Springs.
THE dispatches relating to the reception
of Gen. Grant at San Francisco are too vo-
luminous, and in consequence are omitted.
The indications are that the Judith mines
will develop into a permanent camp. Sew
eral houses have been erected, and extern
| siye arrangements for testing the mines are
being made.
In addition to its daily edition, the From
tier Mden has entered upon the publication
Of a weekly. This is shelter adapted to the
wants of those who live off the line OF daily
mail, and will We trust share a liberal pa
tronage.
WE learn from the Madisomian that a new
paper will be started at Sheridan about the
first of December. This looks like crowd
ing things a little, but Madison county once
supported two papers handsomely and is
in better condition to-day than then, and
we hope the people are no less patriotic.
J.A GooDHUE, representative of the re-
nowned Geneva nursery, of New York, has
met with excellent success in Montana. A
letter from the firm he represents assures
us that he is a gentleman Of integrity, is
their regular authorized agent and designs
building up a prominent business in Mon
tana. See card in this issue.
MONDAY, Will Sutherlin was making his
rounds in the East Gallatin settlement. At
ter passing through a pair of bars he lett
his horse standing while he put up the bars
and the horse taking advantage Of the occa-
sion started off with the blackboard to
which it was hitched, and after scattering
things promiscuously around the ranch,
wound up with one wheel broken into
smithers. Will made enough out Of the
pieces and other things to bring the wagon
to town where he had damages repaired and
again sailed forth, with great zeal for cash
subscribers, a wiser, if not a better man.
Courier.
Godey's Lady's Book for October will be
received with pleasure by it's subscribers,
being an unusually beautiful number OF
this ever popular magazine. The steel
plate, by barley, represents a merry-mak-
ing at tie time-honored festival OF All-Hal-
lowe'en. The autumn fashions are shown
in a mammoth colored steel plate, and nu-
mnrOI1s napaS If additional Illustrations
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

MIR. AND Mrs. G. A. HAMPTON, and Mr..
and Mrs. D. j. Winters started out Monday
last Oh a hunting and fishing excursion.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

REMEMBER the races at White Sulphur
Springs are to come off Friday, October 10,
and there is to be a ball on Friday evening.
A brilliant affair is anticipated.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

In OUR issue Of August %, a cure for
SPAWN was credited to j. B. Smith, Boulder
valley. 1t should have read Ruby valley.
Mr.. Smith is an experienced veterinarian,
and his remedy is worth preserving.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

The roundup on the Musselshell, now
in progress, is composed of a larger mem
bership than ever before.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25
RELIGIOUS,
L.MARKs leaves for Helena to-day.

The blackleg seems to be abating.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

PERSONS wishing to buy tomatoes can
get them at four cents per pound, by call
ing at John G.. Pickering's ranch, on Duck
creek. He has a large quantity of them.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

THE suit instituted by MI. T. o. Miles
against Beecher & Co., owners of the dis
eased sheep, was compromised by Mr..
Beecher paying the costs and a portion Of
the expense which Mr.. Miles must incur
in keeping his f1ocks remote from the
pasture ground upon which, the diseased
sheep were allowed to remain for some days.
Miner,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

WE ARE indebted to j. w. Walters, of
Camas creek, Smith river valley, tor a fine
lot of vegetables of good quality. There
were three varieties Of onions-two from
the seed and one from setts-Hubbard and
summer squash, three varieties Of potatoes,
beans, caulliflower, r%ootabagas, turnips,
cabbage, parsnips, carrots, cucumbers,
tomatoes and corn, all of which are of ex-
cellent quality, and demonstrates beyond a
doubt that vegetables can be grown success
fully on Smith river valley. Mr.. Walters
has a large garden, and having recently met
with the misfortune of having his house
burned. has put the price down low, being
determined to undersell all competitors.
He respectfully invites the people of Smith
river to examine his vegetables and learn
his prices before purchasing elsewhere.