Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1884-11-20

Turkeys tor Thanksgiving are in de-
mand. {
Miss Flora Black is engaged in erecting :,
another residence. II
The new mill at Maiden, we learn, is
nearing completion.
Thomas Linton, of Lavina, is suffering
from spraihed ankle.
-Messrs. Carr & McCubbin started up
their saw mill last week.
p. II. Maloney spent several days at the
Capital during the past week.
j. j. Hennessy's new style overshoes
are going off like hot cakes
R T. Riddlesbarger is agent tor Potts
line of coaches between here and ToWsend.
Tickets, round trip, $5
Those who have lost stock should watch
the HUsBANDMAN's estray column.
&C. l.. Allen & Sons shingles will here
after be handled by A. Bomgard.
Fred Klaue raised 35 Bronze turkeys
this year and has sold them at $5 each.
N. B. Smith writes from Iowa that he is
having hog-killing time visiting old
friends.
Anderson Bros. are stocking up well tor
winter and will compel for their share of
the trade.
Sam. Anderson has put force OF men
to work on the Bourbon lode, Birch Greek
district.
White Sulphur Springs hotel is we'll
filled with guests and is doing tlourishing
business
Mr.. Billings 10 stamp mill at Trout
creek is making run on rock from the Gold
Bluff lead.
White Sulphur Springs hotel is we'll fill
ed with guests, and its managers are max
ing financial success.
The Grand Central hotel continues to
do a good business, and its Iandlady, Mrs
Wiltse, is well pleased.
AS soon as the defeated candidates here
are through with the "kicking machine" it
is to be forwarded to Townsend.
DIR. and Mrs. Parberry have gone to the
States to spend the winter. They will take
in the Worlds fair.
The building OF the cutoff road to Mel
hart will shorten the distance between the
Springs and that camp to % miles.
The young folks concert still progresses
and promises to be rare musical treat. Ev-
erybody should turn out.
An interesting news letter received
from Lavina, last week, was misplaced, and
on that account cannot appear in the paper.
We return thanks to F. Ii. Stafford.
manager of the Thanksgiving masquerade
at Townsed, for complimentary ticket
We understand that hunters i'll this vi
ciniy are finding great many deer and elk.
AS yet however, but little has reached the
market
Don't forget the great walk against
time, to come off at the skating rink on the
Goth and 9th. Everybody should witness
the almost superhuman feat.
Geo. Taylor has good supply of fine
paints, varnishes, etc. for wagon and buggy
painting, and is doing considerable work in
that line of his trade.
p III. Clark, one OF the leading cattle
owners in the Musselshell, arrived since our
last issue. 1t is stated that he contemplates
IdhluS up HIS peIludflcHl iCeiuchCC hCio'
j. j. Mayne is very ill at his home on
the Missouri valley with erysipelas. His
life was at one time dispaired of, and at last
accounts he was still very low.
George Andrus has Of late been exhib-
iting some of his skilled workmanship in
the line ssef sign painting. The sign on the
uptown hotel is very fine specimen of his
work.
VIM. Higgins, of Townsend, made the
Springs brief visit during the past week
Mr.. II. is a very popular young business
man and enjoys the full confidence of his
employers.
Go to the Ubet Thanksgiving ball, tor
''you bet'' it will be jolly, and everybody in
the whole country who love to dance and
eat good things will be there.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Ray, OF Townsend,
arrived at the health resort few days since.
Mr.. Ray was on his way to the Judith, from
whence he will 60 to the States on busi-
ness trip. Mrs. Ray will remain here dur
ing his absence.
Oscar Stephens wool clip, which he sole
recently in Boston, averaged him II cent;
per pound net Some of our Montana WOO
growers have been making some sales lit
tie in advance of this but thew were of thu