Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11
RELIGIOUS,

RELIGIOUS.
/ will hold services at the following nlsces dur
lrae this conference wear: ~
lt and 3D. sabbatfs, Deep creek, morning and
evening.
ID hnd 4th s~abbaths, Duck creek, morning and
evening.
Hours for services-11 o'clok, a. m. and 7 p. m.
Appointments will not be changed during this con-
ference year. Il. NJ. CRAVEN,
Centeryille, Meagiler Co. Montana.
Two more lead locations have been sent
in for record from Yogo during the past
week.
The oX-train belonging to the Moore
Bros, Len Lewis and Tom Johnson arrived
from the Gallatin Tuesday.
A CORRESPONDENT from Yogo says they
have found within the last two weeks quartz
showing free gold thai Will pay to stick to.
THE second quarterly conference of the
Centreville circuit ommencesa at Deep creek
to-day, Reverents Clarke and Craven pre-
siding.
PARTIES returning from Belt City report
meeting a train somewhere about the Judith
loaded with eighty sacks of flour for the
new mines.
DIR. PARBERRY bought Master Billie
Sher'nan's aock of sheep last week, for
which he paid $500 per head. The doctors
flock now numbers nearly 5000 head.
j. r. HUNTER. an eccentric old gentle
man who lived alone on a ranch near the
mouth of Whites gnlch, died on the 9TH
inst. He was buried in Whites gulch. De-
ceased was about 60 years of age.
THE board of county commissioner how
in session will appoint a justice of the peace
and constable for Yogo gulch before the
close Of their session, in accordance with a
petition from many citizens requesting the
same.
The rolling in of teams loaded with lum-
Der, the noise Of the saw and hammer, and
the sight of busy workmen here and there
engaged in the construction of new homes
and business houses inspires us with renew
ed confidence in the future of our new home.
A COUPLE oil gentlemen and one lady
from Butte passed last week to build q
home at Belt City, in Yogo gulch. One of
the party. 6. b.. Woods, had previously
visited the mines and was sanguine the dig
gings would prove the best in Montana.
OF the one thousand copies of marks and
brands ordered printed by the Territorial
Legislature, fifty have been delivered to L.
E. Collins, from whom they may be OBJ
tanned at ST each. Those ordering by mail
should not neglect to enclose stamp for
postage.
SOME parties are engaged in making hay
four miles beyond Hopley's Hole, on the
road to the Gap. This is the first time we
have heard of hay being made in December.
Our informant say the wind-rows Were
thicker and larger than are usually found in
Montana hay-fields.
SMITH river is to have another saw-mill.
j. G. Starter and B. r. Sherman have a new
portable saW-lnill en- route from the railroad.
which they propose to put up on White tail
creek about twenty miles distant from this
place. They have a crew of men engaged
in logging and making preparations tor put
ting the mill to work as soon as it arrives.
MR.. MORSE, one Of the members OF the
Wisconsin colony, intends erecting q saw
mill at the canvon on the north fork of the
Musselshell. He has put up a house there
and is now engaged in cutting a ditch, it
being his intention to use water power. .
THE road down Cement gulch has been
completed, which makes the Diamond road
the only practical winter road across this
chain of mountains. Teams can now cross
the range via this route all winter long.