Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-14
STRASBUEGER q CO.,
Main Street, Bohemian.

Main Street, Bohemian.
TKMrERANcR LEcrURE.-Last Saturday
uight the Rev w. w. Anderson delivered =
lecture on temperance at Templars Hall to
l h large and intelligent audience, Every
one speaks in praise Of the lecture, and We
cannot but congratulate slsc lecturer on his
success. We understand that Mr. Anderson
proposes to deliver this lecture in different
portions Of the Territory, and we trust that
he may have as large and attentive an audi
ence a. the one he lectured last Saturday
evening. Mr.. A. is the pioneer Of the tenn
perancs movement in Eastern Montana, aud
| he has devoted no inconsiderable portion tof
his time, means and energy in the good
cause.
sAs We Jonrney Through Life Let Ms
Live ~ the way"
Those who would follow this sensible advice
should call at the
.New Restaurant OF
MEssiss, CROWELL & FITZGERALD.
in the COURIER building, Main street. Bozeman,
where 9 good meal can be had ut NIL h urs.
/ Regular and transient boarders solicited.
- rY-HS
A CoLoRTD GENTLEMAN .sGoNE WHERE
THE WooDBISE TwINkTH."-Last week, in
Deer Lodge. It was discovered that two val
liable horses belonging to Walter B. Dance
and GRANVILLE Stuart, were missing, aud
circumstances afterwards transpired " hicl,
led to the suspicion that the horses had been
stolen By couple OF nobby negroes, by the
respective names Of Charley Love aud j. G..
Brooks, who had suddenly decanpsd from
the city under suspicious circumstances
Sheriff jones and Req. Anderson started out
ceetled in capturing Love at nissoula. The
trail OF Brooks was then sccnted aud the Off
Ger aud his companion, some forty miles be-
low Missoula, rode into : packers camp, and
no sooner had they commenced to dism0uiit
than Brooks who was cainprd with the pack
ers. recognized his pursuers and Immediately
commenced shooting at them with his revolt
yer, but fortunately neither was hit BY the
mur.ierous thief one Of the gentlemen car
risd needle gun and the other fine navy
rcvolver-tilere was ; faw shots fired and
Mr.. Anderson and the Sheriff returned to
Deer Lodge With tile horses, but that mig"
has failed to put in VII appearance since. and
it ia rnmorrd In Deer sLodgs that Anderson
end Jones both hxd a reputation in the States
for being gpod shots before they came West.
-Gazetts.
Great Bargains to b BAD at ELLIS, Davis L SDsTIHgs.
Their entire stock of goods Will be closed
put
At COST:
either at wholesale or rclail.
@15 900 Worth Of Goods
will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. Come
one, come all.
REAL EsrATx TRANsrER.--The cligibfy
situated property of Mr. Tweedy, on the
corner Of Bezemaa and Babcock street hls
been purchased by Mr.. j. Mathews, who has
made some desirable Improvement on the
same. with the view d bringing his family
here early in the spring. Mr.. Mathew. is an
enterprising gentleman and We are glad to
have him locate IN Our In1dSt.S
SLEraH1EG.-Our streets resound with the
tinkling OF the merry slelg bells, while every
one and his Lady tsir, ars enjoying thenl-
selves hugely as they 70 fitting over tlr
beautiful shaw seated behind feet ste eds and
somc no. fleet. There Is great variety Of
turn outs. on the streets from the stylisl
cutters to the old fashion hobs.
FORT ELLIS THEATRE.-Those who were
present at manager FarrrlI's place of amHse-
ment last evening pronounce the entertain
ment - being all that one could desire.
Mr.. Farrell proposes dnring the winter to
present fresl, attractions and will endeavor
to make each performance success.
Geo. w. Rea. of Reasviile fame, has Of
late been doing our burg. and talked silver
quartz, plenty. He left yesterday morning
for HE home, with The BEST wishes Of all for
his prosperity. and intnre haipincss He
bid us aalieu with six by nine smile over
spreading his suirburnt features.
Al I4ANMEs & CO.. llays commenced business
on the cash basis, All over the walls.
.4terlns CASH ktares customers III tie face.
We do not. see any diminution Of Business
since the new rule has been laid down, as
the store is crowded as formerly with pur-
chasers OF goods.
AccIpEnT.-On Friday afternoon, the young
ct son OF Mr.. Butler Of this city, aged alb out
i've wears. fell from horse fracturiiag his
arm to such III extent that amputatioar will
probably be necessary.
6 Old sha dy,'
Has arrive land So has large stock Of whisky,
that best of brands-the Fi0werree Born Will en-
liven the shirts OF the patrons Of Cy. Mounts and
Pat Worsham's fnvorite resort and ever popular
KIYU6 SALOON.
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