Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume], November 22, 1877, Page 6, Image 6

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HELE\NA.PRODUCE MARKET.
llHzarxx, November 19, 1877.
There appears to have been but little
change in the produce markets since our
last report. With but a few exception the
prices appear to be at fair rates for the
farmers. Though there is no great surplus
in the country, there appears to be plenty,
and no o11(n seenls a1nxio to spe)uluate
largely; and so things go smoothly on.
Th folllowing was the ruling rates this
morning :
Flour, choice, $5.00.
Oats, light. $2.25(2.50.
Barley, $2.25( .2.50.
Wheat. 02.15(@2.-:0.
Bran and Shorts. $1.50.
Butter, ready safe at 50c.
Eggs.. 60c.
Dhickkens, Sr:00 per doz.
P'otatoes. $30.(0 per ton.
Onions, $3.00 per cwt.
Beef, not. $4.00.
}Fish., 20(al.25c. per lb
ilay. $10(,12 per ton.
Wood, 8$(.5~) per cord.
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Tian, Grange is doing vastly more for the
young people thana is generally supposed.
Many young wu. have becu built up in
character. There are those who are now
head and shoulders above doing things in
which they were wont to indulge them
Nelves before they became members of the
order. The useociations and influences of
the Grange have taught them self-respect
and the importance of self-control.-Prairie
Farmner'.
HINTS TO GRANGES.
A Granlge is an organized co-operativc
society and is, or ought to be, at all times.
in comnplete running order. Its object it
tihe benefit of its members, intellectually.
physically, morally and pecuniarily. IIo -
best to accomplish the desired object and
reap the full benefit ot co-opIration should
Ie the constant study of each and every
:aem ber.
We take it tor granted that no Patron o1
IHasbaudry is so stupid as to believe that la
or she can realize any very decided benefit
simply by joining the Grange and paying
the monthly dues. Joining the Grange ih
simply placing one's self in a position where
by earnest and well directed effort, greater
good can be accomplished than by the most
persistent individual endeavers,, The montlh
ly dues can only be regarded as a contribu
lion for incidental expenses and can form
no part of the cash capital required for the
accomplishment of the real objects of the
-ociety.
In thls article we wish to point out a sin
gle way in which every Grange, no matter
Where located, cami, by co-operation, de; id
edly hbeeflt every one of its members. We
have told the story many times, in various
ways, but it will bear repeating and must be
repeated from time to time, the full meas
ure of' good, sought for by the Order, is at
tai"ed.
Every Grange should at once assess its
members and raise a sufficient sumn to pur
chase a thoroughbred hill, ram and boar.
These three males should be procured with
out delay. They will be the property of the
Grainge tlld be used fer:the benefit of its
nembers only. The expense, per capita;
will be small. Two hundred and fifty dlol
Jars will buy superior animals and five hun
dired will procure first-class. If the Grange
'has allarge membership, a stallion may be
'added to .the list, and the great work of
stock improvement will begin.
'There is more money and less labor in
stock than in anything avadable to the
farmer. The scrnubs which are everywhere
Aseen, are of ittle value, but every year,
with 1proper erossing, their value can be in
~creased in almost geomutrical proportion,
The climate, range, water and markets of
the South are peculiarly adapted to thi.s in
dustry and it should imunediately take front
Sanlk amlOlu our resources auin will do so, if
the suggestions we have made .sar adopted
by any considerable number of ourGranges.
Lot the improvement begin now. Do not
wait till next year or any period more re
mote. Every day's delay is money lost.
The plan it. entirely feasible and requires no
groat skill or experience to accomplish the
inauguralt'se movement. Commtuon sense
and a generous supply of money will start
.he Interested parties on the road to real
prosperlty.--Son of the Sotl.
ORANGE DIRECTORY.
Bozeman Grange, No. 2. W.B. cMeadow,
Master. Clark 11. Switzer, Secretary.
Bozenman I'. O.
East Gallatiu Grange. No. 3. John Math
eew Master. (C. L. Weaver, Secretary.
(ozeInan P. O.
Farnington Grange, No. 5. V. A. Cock
erill, Master. B. M. Dawes, Secretary. Cen
tral Park P. O.
Elk Grove Gran'ge, No. G. J. B. Stuart.
M:aster. J. I'lumn. Secretary. Bozenman P'. 0.
lPrickly 'Pear : ' Grange. No 7. W . L. Mill
igun. Master. Geo. Breck, Secretary. icl
tl:t I'. O.
Fair View Grange. No. 12. T'. Ii. Reed,
Master. E. O. Railsback, Secretary. Bozc
illll 1'. O.
Slherida Grange. No. 14. J. T. Lewis.
Master. T. T. Taylor. Secretary. Slier
idan P. O.
Corvallis Grange, No. 17. Oliver Tolber.
Master. W. B. Harlan. Secretary. Corvallis
Fort Owen Grange, No. 18. S. P. Mar
tin, Master. C. B. Sanders, Secretary.
Steven.sville P. O.
Madison Grange. No. 22. A. N. Bull,
Master. A. W. Switzer, Secretary. Virgina
Mountain Valley Gralnge. No. 23. E. . ot
tinghaun, Master. 1'. B. Mills, Secretary.
Boulder P. ().
Pleaaanit Vtalley Grange, No. 25. Gco. .1.
Vickham, Master. Miles Tuttle, Secretary.
Fishl creek P. 0.
Compromise Grange, No. 2G. J. 1Wy'rock,
Mauter. M. ii. Lott, Secretary. Twin
E. COLLINS,
ATTOýIENI 3Y AT LAW.
perial attention given to Coll'vtions in all parts of
he Territory. ConveCan'ing iproIInlitly atte:nded to.
Office at County Clcrk'iC Office,
[)IAMON) CITY, - - - MONTANA'
Nov. 25, I t __5_-tt'.
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A. J. & N. J. MALIN, Proprietors.
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Reasonable Rates. 46-tf
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gether with
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or Four Caskets on receipt of 83.50. Address,
GEO. G. JACOBY & CO., Importers of Jewelry and Watches,
"Vo W4t.'nvse ins Street, Milwaukee Wis.
G. A. LKELLOGG,
U.S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
IIELENA, iM. T.
send for our New
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person contem
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chase of any article
for person ,family
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Original Grange Supply Ilouse,
227t 9 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, IlL
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES!
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68 and 70 West Monroe Street, Chicago, Ills.
Have Reduccd the Prices of all kinds of
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4-Ton Hay, Stock or Cotton Scale, $60.
Formner Price, $160.
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SCAL FULLY WARUANTED. A.J orders promptly
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upon application. 49
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WALTER W. DeLACY,
U.S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
HELENA, M. T.
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For the New Year
Will spare no ecfort to maintain the position it now
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Tobacco scraps, for Sheep Dip, furnished
ithout delay. Packages or Ilogsheads of 500 lbs.
or upwards, at 2c. to 2 1-2c. per lb.
W1Ar. M. M. PICE & CO.
14 South Commercial stroet, St. Louis, Mo.
A. J. DAVYISO
Manufacturer of and dlalr a ill
SADDLERY AND HARNEI
BRIDLES, WHIPS HALTERs CIi th
And everything Pertaining to thetl,de
GENU INE CONCOIDITABI ri
Always in stock.
Repairing Done at Short 0ti, Ad
And Prices lowver than ever before charg
in the leorritory. gý
HIDES, WOOL, PELTRIES and F@URS.
Bought, fur which the highest mlarketUrin +
will be paid.
NO. 2 IOLTER'S BLOCIt, IIELENA lT
(Next-door to Wells, Fargo & Co.)
,July 13, 1875-34-3m.
1868. ESTABISIID 1868,
COSMOPOLITAN MH R,1
SAMUEL SCIWAB. EDWAnD I. ZII.I..yU
Nos. 31 and 39 Main Street,
HELENA, - - MIONTANA
This house is centrally located, and the only FIt.
clbas brick and stone Hlotel in the city.
CHIARGES REASONABI..
TIlE OLD AND RELIABLE
Livery & Feed Stable
THOROUGHLY REPAIRED. REFIk
NISHED AND REFITTED.
The undersigned takes pleasure in announcin;gt
to the pubblic, whoifm he has ,ervted inithiullya.a
with entire satisfaction for the past ten years, tat
he has again oplened business.
Horses Fresh and Fat. Buggies and hr.
ness In Good Repair.
Barn well supplied with HIay and Grain. EItr
occolnmolta.tion that the public may desire.
(tll at the old stand, lMarn street, Diamond (.if,
and satisfy yourself. J. LANET.
311-tf
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