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Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

WIN. BRYAN had a narrow escape from
death last week. While in camp, horse
which had picket rope about his neck took
fright and started off in IA run, the end of
the rope catching one of Mr.. Bryan's spurs,
throwing him down and dragging him
along. The horse, of course, became more
frightened at this, and ran the faster. Mr.
Bryan glided over the prairie, through
creeks and sloughs, grabbing at everything
in his way. At length, in crossing a cooley,
the rope broke, and he was released, badly
shaken up. but uniniured excepting few
scratches His coat and vest were torn into
Shreds and his watch broken. He says he
is fond of coasling. but don't like that kind.
EXCITING news reaches us OF the finding
OF the remains of VIM. kulp. an old citizen
and miner of Nagpic gulch. R. D. Cotter,
J. P, of New York gulch, who came to
Diamond bringing the proceedings of the
roroner's jury, gives us the following par
ticulars: The home Of Kulp was some two
miles above any other miner. where he lived
alone. His neighbors, not seeing him around
for some time, became interested in his
whereabouts, and went in search. A short
distance above his cabin they found the re.
mains. where they had been dragged into
cut il the bank. The body was SO derayed
that an examination could not be easily
made. Enough was visible to show that he
had b en- murdered. A bullet hole was
found in his body, and his skull was fr;c-
tured. The cabin had been robbed of all
valuabes except two old mnzzle-loading
guns. Among the missing valuable was u
mining suit, and from all appearances had
been shot or knocked down in the door yard
and dragged to The place where found. He
was abou, 45 years old, and a peaceable, in
dustriolls citizen.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

A. E. POUND, prominent member of the
Wisconsin colony, who came to Martinsdae
last year, has demonstrated his faith in the
country by his deeds. He purchased one Of
the finest locations Oh the Musselshe|l val
Icy, stocked il with flock Of sheep. return
ed to the States for his family, and is pilot
The party are expected to arrive at Martins
pale this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

A PARTY of Indians, suppos, to be Sioux,
ran of 30 head of horses belonging to the
half breeds on Big Spring creek, Judith val.
ley, Tuesday week ago. The half breeds
went in pursuit, but it is not probable they
will be able to recover their property.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27
Dissolution Notice.

The copartnershp existing between Hollings-
worth & Mccormick has this day dissolved, by
mutual agreement. The firm will now be run I'M
indebted to the late firm will please come forward
and settle Ep and save cost. business VIII be
settled up at the old stand.
VIM. HOLLINGSWOkTH,
JAS. MCCORMICK
CEsREvILLE, NJ. I. April 2lst. 1880. se
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

>. W. RODGERS, of Fairbury, Livingstone
county, Illinois, was among the arrivals
from the East last week. He is an expert
enced dairyman, and is looking at Montana
with view to making it his home.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

MRS. T. e. COLLINS arrived here Mon
day last on a visit to old friends and will re-
main several weeks. She is accompanied
by her two little sunny-taced children, Ma
bel and Lottie.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27
RELIGIOUS,

will hold services at the following places dur
INN this conference year:
1T and Sd sabbaths, Deep creek, morning and
evening.
I'd and 4th Sabbaths, Duck creek, morning and
evening.
Hours for servces--11 o'clok, d. m. and D. m ,
Appointments Will not be changed during this con-
arence year. r. M. CRAVEN,
Centerville, Meagher Co. Montana,
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

TIE hotel business of White Sulphur
Springs was never better than now. Travel
is brisk and both hotels are crowded with
guests almost continually and have been for
some weeks past.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

DANIEL and Freeman Hurd spent few
DAYS at the health resort this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

IMPORTANT Mining negotiations are pend
ing at Diamond City this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

WE acknowledge pleasant call this week
from j. 0. Dantorth late of Chatsworth.
Illinois, who is in Montana for the purpose
of selecting houe. He has been a reader
Of the HusBANDMAN for the past - months,
and finds its statements verified. He will
perhaps drive his stakes on Smith river.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

The extensive dry goods house of Sands
Bros, Helena, have heen receiving large
consignments of new goods the past week,
and are now prepared to meet the spring
Trade. They have most extensive estab
hshment, keep a full and complete stock,
and arc widely known and popular. Their
advertisement appears in this issue.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

The steamer Red Cloud, on which there
are quite number OF immigrants destined
for the Springs, when last heard from was
making poor headway. Owing to the low
water and high winds, she was 80 day be-
hind time, and will not perhaps reach the
head of navigation before the first of June
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

THE Catln Bros, who improved farm
on the South Fork, about seven miles from
the Springs, last winter, have in 25 acres of
grain and a considerable garden.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

AN old well-known and highly respected
citizen of Meagher county. WIN. G. Smith .
died at his old home in Nodaway county,
Missouri, May 9th. Mr.. Smith resided a
number of years at Centreville, and made
a host of friends among the citizens of the
valley, to whom this will be sad and un.
welcome news.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

A NEW post office has been established at
Olden, on the Musselshell. point rs miles
east of Martinsdale, with L. B. Jollitfe as
postmaster. Olden is on the route of White
Sulphur Springs and Fort Custer daily mail
line; is in the midst of a fine agricultural
district, and is quite winters rendezvous
for hunters and frontier stockmen.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

IT is Of utmost Importance to the business
interest of Meagher county that direct
wagon road be constructed between White
Sulphur Springs and Benton.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

SEVERAL OK teams loaded with lumber
and shingles arrived from Holland & Muir
phy's mill last week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

HUGH MORROW was up from his sheep
ranch on White Tail few days since.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

The grand, mighty. majestic old Missouri
river is now booming. and steamers plough
her sweeping current as they never did be-
fore. Persons contemplating a rip East
could not choose more delightful route
The fare has recently been very materially
reduced by the Benton Line, as will be-
seen by reference to their advertisement in
this issue. The steamers of this line are
commodious. the officers polite and oblig-
ing, and the fare reasonable. The time by
this route is six days, making it the shortest
route, and the changes i'll modes OF travel
aud scenery is novel and attractive.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

The first bequet of the season was pre-
sented us this week by Miss Nellie Kent.
We return thanks.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

A. MCGEGoR was a passenger on Mon
davis coach for Diamond City.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

The attention of sheep men is called to
the advertisement Of sheep for sale III this
issue. The flock offered are all natives of
Montana. This is good opportunity for
some practical, rustlng sheep man, with a
one-half interest could be purchased by such
a person.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

DIAMONDS popular mel chant and post
master. w. f. Haase, arrived at the health
resort by Monday evenings coach, and will
spend several weeks here.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

OSCAR REYNOLDS and j. o. Hussey had
quite an adventure in corraling wild steer
q tew days ago. Mr.. Hussey was thrown
from his horse and the horse thrown down
and severely gored
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

i. d. BURT has commenced shearing
sheep. In about two weeks more the in
dustry will be brisk.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

Our friend, Johnnie Lewis, of Gallatin,
seeing the prospect of good prices for grain
products next year, turned about immedi-
ately on his arrival from California and
seeded a large acreage.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

ABOUT two weeks since party ofhostiles
ran off number of horses on Mcdonald
creek belonging to Clarke Chamberlin and
some half breeds.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

AMONG the la1e arrivals during the past
week was that of Mr.. Samson and wife.
They come to build q home in our midst.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

GEO. HATCH came up from the Mussel-
shell few days since.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

THERE is one lone isolated farm in the
FlataWillow valley, one Of the finest agri-
cultural regions in all Montana.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

prominent wool growers, is on a visit to the
capital.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

AL. SPENCER, the rustlng lessee Of the
White Sulphur Springs hotel, spent several
days at the Capital this week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

EASTERN Montana, which has so long
been in the background, now that she has a
daily mail, promises to come rapidly to the
front
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

HOLLAND & MURPHY are running their
mill night and day and are getting fine
lot of lumber and shingles ready for the
market
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

WILL MCFARLAND came over few days
since to join Col. DeLacy's surveying party,
now at work on the north fork of Smith
river.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

CoLTs IN training for the races, and stall
lions on parade, gladden. the eyes OF our
horse lovers every day.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27
Sheen for Sale.

offer for sale my entire flock of 1000 highly
graded Spanish Merino sheep; also, so nrst-ciass
Bucks ut bargain. For particulars, see or ad-
dress the undersigned nj Silver City, OWyhee coun-
ty, Idaho. RUBEN Il. NOBLE
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

LUMBER and shingles for the addition to
the Cottage House arrived last week. Build
iag is to be commenced at once.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27
Bacora for Sale.

The public are hereby notified, that have now
on hand large lot of Grst-class bacon which win
be sold in quantities to suit the purchaser,
ably low. Call and examine. j G. SARTER.
Near Fort Logan -5-ll-4t
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

GEN. A. j. SMITH and his friend, Colonel
Estes, made brief visit to the Springs yes
terdaY.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27
Taken Up.

Came to my ranch, 3 bay horse, l3 hands high,
star in tho forehead, right hind foot white brand
ed with spur on the left high. Aged about
years. Apply to
THOMAS DEENE,
Bill Centrevilie, Nd. T.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

ARRANGEMENTS having been fully com
pleted, Il. E. Collins departed Saturday last
for Fort Benton whittier he goes to open
the business Of tile Bank Of Northern Mon
tana. He is associated with Hershtield
Bros, of Helena. Que of The most solid fl
nancul institutions OF Montana. and will act
in the capacity of cashier and general busi-
ness manager of the new firm. We con-
gratuIate Benton upon securing Il good cit-
zen and able business firm. No man III the
Territory has better record than Mr.. Col
Inns, and none are more capable. We wish
the new institution aud its business manager
abundant success.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

WE publish elsewhere an ar ticle from our
County Treasurer, referring to our item of
last week in regard to Yogo firms doing
business without license The item was not
intended to cetiect upon our Treasurer, tor
we believe him to be doing the best he can
under the circumstances. The law imposes
penalty on persons for the failure to take
out the proper license, and while the law is
equally as strict on the treasurer in regard
to his duty, we, as well as many other citi-
zens of the county, are aware Of the difficult
ties under which the treasurer of this coun-
~ labors in collecting licenses. The treas
urer is required to do certain duties, but his
larry is limited. He is allowed nothing for
travelling expenses, and the distance to be
travelled from the county seat to visit the
Yogo country is so great that he cannot af-
ford to 60 IN person to attend to it. The
cost of a trip to Yogo and return would
amount to nearly quarter of his years
salary. All interested in county affairs can
see from this single item of license collection
the great need of the county seat in more
central part of the county. We do not state
this as all argument for the removal of the
county seat, but the facts are so PLAN that
we cannot torbear mentioning them.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

Estrayed.
In August, 1879 one bay horse, about IA hands
high, branded on the left thigh with the letter III
crossways; star in forehead, and one or two feet
white. Had shoes on front feet when last seen.
high. The horse Is very peculiar In color one
side being nearly white.
Information Of the whereabouts of either Of the
above horses will be literally compensated.
Address HUSBANDMAE OFFICE
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

The great free-for-all stake race, July Sd,
is now assured, enough colts having been
entered and put in training to assure race,
but as the more there are in the field the
more exciting it will be, there cannot be too
many 1t will be borne in mind that the
time for the naming Of colts for the contest
expires June lst, hence it is time our horse
men were making up their minds.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27
KENNEDY HOUSE.
MIssOULA,

This is complete in every department, and
nopans are sp ared to make IL frst-cass In every
respect. WM. KENNEDY. Proprietor.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
RELIGIOUS.
I will hold services at the following places dur
~ Isl and Sd sabbaths, Deep creek, morning and
"d I'd ana 4th sabbaths, Duck creek, morning and
evening.
Hours for services--l1 oclok, a. m >, and D. m.
Appointments will not be changed during ring this CON
Centerville, Meagher Co. Montana
=----------------- - ---=-
shell few days since.
A. MCGEGOR was a passenger on Mon
davis coach for Diamond City
IMPORTANT Mining negotiations are pend
ing at Diamond City this week.
DANIEL and Freeman Hurd spent few
DAYS at the health resort this week.
HUGH MORROW was up from his sheep
ranch on White Tail a few days since
GEN. A. j. SMITH and his friend, Colonel
Estes, made brief visit to the Springs YES
terday.
JOAN GooDALE, one of Smith rivers
prominent wool growers. is on visit to the
capital.
The first bequet of the season was pre-
sented us this week by Miss Nellie Kent
We return thanks.
SEVERAL OK teams loaded with lumber
f.o Tr11 I,
phys mill last week.
T.. D. BURT has commenced shearing
sheep In about two weeks more the in
dustry will be brisk.
CoLTs IN training for the races, and stall
lions on parade, gladden. the eyes OF our
horse lovers every day.
AL. SPENCER, the rustling lessee Of the
White Sulphur Springs hotel, spent several
DAYS at the Capital this week.
LUMBER and shingles for the addition to
the Cottage House arrived last week. Build
ing is to be commenced at once.
THERE is one lone isolated farm in the
FlatWillow valley, one of the finest agri-
cultural regions in all Montana.
AMONG the late arrivals during the past
week was that of Mr.. Samson and wife.
They come to build home in our midst.
EASTERN Montana, which has so long
been in the background, now that she has a
daily mail, promises to come rapidly to the
front
WILL MCFARLAND came over few days
since to join Col. DeLacy's surveying party,
now at work on the north fork of Smith
river.
HOLLAND & MURPHY are running their
mill night and day and are getting fine
lot of lumber and shingles ready for the
market.
ABOUT two weeks since party of hostiles
ran off q number of horses on Mcdonald
creek belonging to Clarke Chamberlin and
some half breeds.
DIAMONDS popular merchant and post
master. w. f. Haase, arrived at the health
resort by Monday evenings coach, and will
spend several weeks here.
IT is Of utmost Importance to the business
interest of Meagher county that direct
wagon road be constructed between White
Sulphur Springs and Benton.
THE Catin Bros. who improved farm
on the South Fork, about seven miles from
the Springs, last winter, have in 25 acres of
grain and considerable garden.
MRS. T. z. COLLINS arrived here M0n-
day last on visit to old friends and will re-
main several weeks. She is accompanied
by her two little sunny-taced children, Ma
bel and Lottie.
THE hotel business of White Sulphur
Springs was never better than now. Travel
Is brisk and both hotels are crowded with
guests almost c0ntinua}lV and have been for
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27
ROLL OF HONOR.
Co. Treasurer,

Diamond City, May y, 1880.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

s%GRANvILr !" SrUART came in IN Tuesday
night from an extended our in Eastern Mon
for cattle range for the firm Of Davis, Hau-
ser d Co., Of which he is member. During
his pream huiasions he visited Tongue river,
Rosebud and Big Horn, then crossed to the
north side Of the Yellowstone to the Big
Bend of the Musselshell, and explored the
region east and north of the Little Snowirs,
taking in Flat Willow, McDonald's creek
and the Judith. He Went by coach to Miles
City, there employed three men, purchased
horses, and made the expedition. He found
some very fine stock ranges, but is besl
pleased with the country found in Meagler
county, where he will probably locate.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

THE Musselshell roundup reorganized
last week j. Fl. Freesrr. the ruling spirit,
who has SO long governed the boys, was
prevailed upon to accept the position again.
Mr. Miller was selected as his assistant. The
party at the time our informant left num-
beretl about 10 men ana 400 horses. They
crossed to the south side OF the river and
united with the roundup from the Yellow
stone few days since in the vicinity OF the
American Fork. and started down the river
TO pay theil respects to the camp OF fifty
lodges of Bloods and l'iegan indians some
where in that region, and demand The re-
turn OF the horses stolen from the Yellow
stone this spring, which have been seen in
their camp, and to also ask them to deSist
from killing cattle. Should their demands
be complied with. all will te well, other
wise an encounter is inevitable. The peo-
pie of this region have tolerated the Indians
insolence and thevng tor years, but are
now determined to bring it speedily to an
AnG
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

H. j. RAMsPEcK and family arrived in the
valley few days ago, and propose to make
it their permanent home. Mr.. Ramspeck is
one of Diamond City's old timers. He has
of late become interested in ihe stock busi-
ness, and takes up his abode for the present
in the country, but, we understand, will
his estimable batter half a cordial welcome
to our valley.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

MEssRs. Harbottle and Chapman, of Sy
racuse. NJ. Y, who passed some weeks
since to take look at the beautiful valley
east of as, we understand, have driven their
pegs in the Judith basin. L. Fitzpatrick,
late of Ohio, who accompanied the party,
selected location on the MusseIshell river
about 25 miles east of Martinsdale. Mr..
Fitzpatrick will set about improving and
will build of lumber, believing it to be cheap
er and better than logs.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

LosT.-A black and tan shepherd dog
with white breast; will answer readily to
his name, "Don.' He estrayed from the
Cottage House about week ago, and it is
feared has gone to the Musselshell. He is a
very valuable shepherd dog, and his mistress
would not part with him for money. Amy
information concerning his whereabouts left
at this Office will be suitably rewarded.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-27

The following from Thos. j. Brady. Sec
ond Assistant Post Master General, to Hon.
Martin Maginnis, will explain itself:
SIR:-L have the honor to inform you
that, in accordance with your Recommended
ton, temporary service has been ordered on
route No. 36l56 from Fort Custer to White
Sulphur Springs, Montana Territory, 1913
miles and back, seven times week.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-26

MAKING; SUGAR FROM WATER.-The
Concordia (Kansas) Enterprise tells OF
spring of water from which sugar Is
made. 1t says: We had call last
Thursday from Mr.. H. T. Mills, now Nv
ing on his new farm, northwest OF Burr
Oak. Mr.. Mills produced for our inspec-
ton lump of sugar, which he made
from water caught as it ran from living
spring on his place. The process of man'
ufacture was similar to that by which
maple sugar is produced, by boiling 1t
down. This experiment was made last
Sunday, and the amount of sugar tried
out from three gallons of pure spring
water was one and a half pounds MI
Mills had his attention called to the Pc
culiar quality Of the water of this spring
nv the fact that his cattle refused to
drink it, and then by personal 'sarapilnS'
its sweetness inducing him to try the ex-
pertinent of sugar making from such SIN
gular material, with tho result stated.
We tasted the sugar, which has almost
the identical appearance of maple, and
were struck with it's similarity OF taste.
There is enough difference, however,
tn convince one that it is no. maple, but
it is an excellent quality of sugar.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-26

THE GENTLEMAN WHO W1Ns.-lf you
speak the right word at the right time;
if you are careful to lcave people With
good impression; if you do not tresspass
on the rights of others; if you do not
put yourself unduly forward; if you do
not forget the courtesies which belorg to
YOUR pc sition, you are quite sure to &C
complish much in life which others fail
to. This is where the race is not to the
swift nor the battle TO the strong. 1t is
where you make people feel that You are
nnselfish and honorable and truthful and
sincere. This is what society is looking
for in men, and it is astonishing now
much men arc able to win selt-lespcct
and such success aud usefulness who pos
sess these qualities Of good breeding IL
is almost the turning point OF success IL
practical life.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-26

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