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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04
Bozeman March IA, 1875.


From THE YELLoWsToNE.-Ext pre-
parations are being made by the residents #
the Yellowstone for the coming rush to
CIarks Fork. se
Huston & Werks' pack train will in the
course of week be prepared to convey trav-
elers and goods to the National Park, or the
Clarks Fork mines. s
Jack Barnett, the builder and proprietor OF
the first bridge on the Yellowstone, has his
bridge in excellent order and is awaiting the
coming OF the rush to the Great Park. 81.
The Mammoth Hot Springs are now in the
hands of the original settlers, they haviag
received from the Secretary of the Interior a
lease for ten years. through the aid of Hon.
Vim. IL. Clagett. The lease, in our opinion,
should have been for ninefy-nine years.
Mr.. Aylcsworth and family arrived at the
Crow Agency safe and sound. s.
Dr. Hunter and family have moved into
their buildings at the great lower springs.
Admiral Story is rushing the building of
his fleet OF inackinaws. The irt epressible
Capt. Jackssnis H., we believe, in charge of the
building.
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We don't think that we ever heard, OF a
more extraordinary libel suit than one which
has just be eli brought against The Montreal
Witness. A wealthy grocer there opened his
house to the sno W-sloe clubs which join,
in procession in honor of the Governor
General. The champagne flowed freely, and
some Of the boys got very drunk. The Wit
ness deprecated such cruel and mistaken hos
pitality, but gave no names, either of the
host or his guests. The grocer, however,
finding the coat an excellent fit, put 1t ON
and instituted actions, both civil and cr1m-
inal, against thu. Witness, and the prosecu-
tons have excited much interest in Canada
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04


THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF GALr
LATIN-D During the past week Bozeman has
been reveling i'll fun, owing to the Council
and House of Representatives of the State of
Gallatin. being in session, nightly. The
President of the Council is the dignified Maj.
Miller, while OH the 1looe cen be seen. those
eminent statesmen, Turner, Street Blakely,
Foster, Qaivey, Murray. Els and others.
The House is presided over by Judge Lang
horne. Among the notabes of the House,
We observed Cowen, Vivion, Williams,
Harvey, Mcpherson. Carpenter, Batchelder
and host of other shining lights. The
Clicks of the Council and House are respec-
lively Merkle aud Malin. Holt is Sergeant
Arms of the Council; Fordonski holds that
high place in the House. Sitting Bull is
Chaplain of the House. and Red Cloud of the
Council As these Gents are known for con-
Quoting their services on short allowance
o. time. consequently, the Legislature is not
bored by long prayers. Several bills have
been introduced of vital importance to the
welfare of the Commonwealth. Railroad
bills seem to be Il favorites, at odds while
resolutions for the Impeachment of the Gov
ernor are next in the pools. Last Monday
evening the Houses met in joint session for
the purpose OF receiving the Governors les
sage, which we here append as marvel v
State Document. We hardly think the &c
ernor should start eff with a portion of one
Grants old Messages, bnt perhaps, the +
knows 'wot he is doin." We invit55e
careful perusal of this Document feeling that
it will instruct the &C raj rs 8sf on matters
diplomatic ard Other Use.
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HOW

Travis, who is Ches, he of livery fame.
pays Bozeman visit. We almost fancy we
we can hear him under our window. CRYING
~ his sweet tones, .going, going. gone..' We
trust it will be some time before we chronicle
his being gone from Bozeman.
Capt. Cutter, post trader at Fort Ellis. re-.
turned from the states looking improved ii
health and in full possession OF those b,,ov.
ant spirits OF y0re. We did not interview
the Capt. relative to his visit East, but trust
that he succeeded in obtaining whatever he
was in quest of.
A cayuse came in on Monday evening from
the Yellowstone, bearing upon his back our
friend and fellow typo, Jimmy Clark. We
trust that Jimmy will now remain in Boze.
man.
Col. Chestnut, the little old man Fl ON the
coal bank, smiled upon us Yesterday. Fat
and happy as ever, and with unlimited faith
IN the bright future of Eastern Montana, he
continues to pick away at his valuable coal
mine.
Maj. Jno. p. Bruce returned from Washing
ton last Monday night. While at the Ma
tional Capitalize Major reno cred great aSsis-
lance to many Montanians in the shape of
being instrumental in working their cases
through the different Departments. The
Major is known there as one whom we would
term a "rustler," and working with him
through many year we cannot but say that
whenever he undertakes anything he puts it
through to completion. I54
Mr.. Ghss. Rich, OF the firm of Rich, Will
son q Bagert, is Home again from ar extend
ed tour throughout the States. While East,
Mr.. r. visited the scenes OF his boyhood days
in the old Excelsior State, and comes back to
us more determined than ever to stand by
Bozeman and Eastern Montana
Come again and tarry longer, boys. We
refer to the smiling r. FL. Crawford and
the al,iermanic AL Nichols, denizens OF Gal
latin City. 81
With the apprc ach OF spring comes back to
us those OF our citizens who have been hber-
mating in the States, all of whom we most
gladly welcome to their mountain home. and
in this connection we take pleasure III stating
that our enIerprising citizen, p. w. Meadow,
isagain with u.s. -s+
Mr.. Morrill,, who has been engaged in bust
ness fol. some.months past in Nebraska City,
has arrived at the. sage conclusion that it is
better tar to abide further up the Missouri,
consequently, he, too. is one of us. Roll in,
gentlemen.
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Tho keeper of auburn Prison evidently is
the man for the Place, and understands how
to deal with convicts who prefer toss rust
Thomas, for that is his name, has large
knapsack well loaded with brick which is
Snapped upon the pack of the laboI-hater,
. is then ordered to march around the
sometimes at double-quick, but always
varo ag on'' under the surveillance of a
quart. A few days of this delightful exercise
never fails to give the pedestrian an appetite
for the shoe bench, or any lighter or less mo-
notonous employment. + -
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The Reformed Dutch congregation in
Kingston.N. T., has had trouble with its
choir. The soprano has given offense by
running up to G three times during the rem
dering of one piece. Objection being made
tc this, the artistic feelings of the leader
were hurt and he forthwith resigned, his
tuneful followers threatening to follow his
examp eiunless the soprano should be allowed
to tril up to G, or even E if she felt SO dis
posed, and to give selections from the
'.Stabat Maler'' whenever the saw fit. The
faultfiaders light better try congregational
singing.-N. Y. Tribune.
Those fault finders if they were in this
town would get up to c. every time one of
our singists would get up to p.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

FACTS FOR THE CR0AKERs.-We desire to
submit for the consideration of those croakers
who are continual u asserting that the count
ry is played out, little fact Last week at
the Administrators sale of the kellogg Estate,
Mr. G. f. Clark, the auctioneer. sold III head
Of Gait. e, forty-eight being COWS, tifty-foflr
calves and sixtfnine yeartings. fre entire
BOT being knocked down at t~enty-one dol
lars per head. Taking into consideration the
fact that oat OF this number one hundred and
twenty. three were calves and yearlns s, we
think the sale was a good one. The terms
u5sssDeash down. The cattle were worth this
anol. sa.ld further, we think the purchaser
God bargain. Our word for it, cattle
90 feNAmonths cannot be had for even that
= - M 49, Z - X ~ II "
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

OBJ FELLOWS BALL.-We regret to, state
that the Odd Fellows Ball in financial
point of view did not come up to the expects
atoms of tile managers. The members of the
make this the Ball OF the season. The hall
arrangements were complete; the music was
good, and the supper prepared By Mrs. Wake
field of the North Pacific was splendid, per-
feet sumner. Yet there were but few to par
take of the good things, OF to move to the
splendid music of Odell and Mounts stripg
band. The least we can say about this is,
that those who did attend enjoyed themselves
and though the hall was not crowded the
party gathered there was sele one.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

A1I-Foorss Day passed off 70 The entlr g
sat;sfactjon 81 Bozemar urcliins and Afforded
vast amusement to some of the elder portion
If the community. Bricks were picked up,
carefully wrapped in brown paper, and car
tied by the unfortunate individuals but ~ ew
steps, when ptals Of lapghef resouno'ng
from some corner would put the caught
crss /. in remembrance Of the LIST OF Apil'.
One of our boys picked up brick, ana a'l'
other is hobbling around owing to his having
well kicked plug hat fenan1ed py 9 poo, .'r.
.Like'the poet he can perhaps ssy - !
well that ends swell,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

THEATRE.--The last performance given by
the Fort Ellis Troupe ID their Hall, like the
preceding one, was good. Eyeryth ing
passed off well With but the exception Of that
which was not down On the programme s,
viz. the dropping from the trapeze by Mr..
Fatrell. In our opinion these performances
would be more attractive if the management
would NOT alloy such great Intervals bet ween
the dfferentsacts. 1neyery other respect the
of this amateur company
have been put on and played to the satlsfac :
ton of the theatre-going public.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

Gsg@ FINE GooDs.--At the Kiyus you will
alwaysshe sure to find choice Havana Cigars
of our own selection from the largest stock
in the Territory. Fresh Lager always on
draught None but. the finest brands OF
Whisky. Brandy, Wine, Gin and Rum ever
is passed over our counter. If you don't
think there is good leather in US call and see,
tf Etl3 Mounts & Worsham, Prop'rs.
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ANOTHER ANTI-sURsIDy MEET.
ING.
ELK GRovE, N. +.

ELK GROVE, Mt.
March 10Th, 1873.
In pursuance of request by a meeting Of
the citizens Of Bozeman, (held Oh the 10th
inst.) for the several precincts of Gallatln
County TO hold meetings on this dag, at their
respective places, to take into consideration
the subject of suhsidizing railroads, the citi-
zens met. Siias Ralston was appointed
Chairman, and JnU. NJ. Robinson, Secretary.
On motion, a committee of three was ap-
pointed to confer with the committee st
Bozeman, instructed to use their influence
that our Representatives be instructed to
oppose any and all subsidies for the con-
struction of railroads to this Territory, COM
mittee consisting of j. j. Chambers, e. e.
Robinson and Peter Emmel
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
SILAS RALSTON, Chairman.
J. NJ ROBINSON, Secretary.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

ITHR KrLLouGH EsrATE lis, We'understand,
through the energy and watchfulness of the
administrator, Mr. Al. Nichols approaching
a state of final settlement. The admtnistr. :
ton in attending to an old friends affairs. has
Of necessity neglected his own, bat on the
other hand he has won golden opinions from
all the friends of the deceased inthe business
like manner with which he has conducted al
fairs pertaining to the estate.
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NOTICE

All persons. indebted to us are hereby notified
hat we will take FLOUR and GRAIN in payment,
and we will allow the highest market prices for the
some. Delivery musl be made within fourteen days
from this date.
All accounts DOT paid by that time will be pla ced
IN the hands Of IN attorney for collection. e5l
t~5&s g silS BLUM & ENG ESsER-
Bozeman, NJ. t., January Both, 1878.
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The spiritualists have held an indiana,

The spiraualists have held an indignant
meeting TO denounce one of their number.
It seems that Mr.. Gordon had taken it for
granted that spirits who could rap on doors,
and tip tables and move furniture, had a
bodily form, and he concluded to turn ali
honest penny by showing, credulous people
just what that form should be. By meaHs of
masks aud costumes and figures, he had
managed to do prosperous business among
believers, BY exhibiting spirits of friends and
celebrated men. This iifterfered with the
regular Spritualists, who only allow raps
and writings, and movements, without per-
sonal exhibitions. They saw that the hope
rot their gains was gone, and held meeting
to denounce the trickster whose trick was
better than theirs. 1t was like Barnum de-
nouncing humbug. or Satan rebuking sin.
EssA - 4 q ~ SF
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

A Man Poisons His Enemy!
ny Sending hilM a Poisoned POST
age stamp, Requesting an Inn
mediate Answer!
the Enemy ON Licking tho stamp ia
stick ON the Envelope. Instantly
Drops Dcad!!!

Oh. shame, what a story don't believe 4
word OF il; Int T do believe that STRAS-
BURGER & SPERI.ING are selling the best
goods, and the most goods, for less money
than any other house In Eastern Montana,
and if You don't believe it just go there to
find facts before you.
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Local News.
HORSE AND JACK Bills neatly printed at
this office, at low figures. - 49,
NOTICE.

A change having taken place in the firm
of Wilson & Rich, the old accounts must be
settled up without delay. To insure imme-
tliate settlement, we will take grain and -four
MT market rates, and invite all those indebted
to us to come forward at once and make ar
rangemcnts tor delivery.
WILSON s. RICH.
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WE call attention to the local advertise,
mcnt of Sheriff's sale of stock. farming i'm
PIGMENTS, etc., at the ranch of Marcus Alex
ander. on. eIeast Galiatn, to take placeFon
Friday next. This will be a tirst-class OPP
portuDity for buyers of stock.
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LANDRETHs CELEBRATED
- II H ID ..

warranted FREsH and GENUINE.
Eg- We have on hand - complete assortment OF
the above mentioned GARDEN and GRAlS SEEDS,
which we will furnish at the lowest rates Iff H
We will also duplicate HELENA PRICE for any
Gods III our line. srnxsY
4" s-sst s. Il. HOFFMAN * BRO.
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TO GOTHAM HE GoEs.-Mo nday's coach
rolled partly freig hted with our little tllelid
Jyke Ellis. OF the firm OF Ellis & Davis. Jake
goes ito New York, and will immediately
commence shipping the spring stock 70 for his
house. He will retlTif soiae time during the
summer. n. ef%FFFsJ Il A.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

The Rev. J, Il. Curtis will preach ne t
Sabbath, at ii A. H., and at b M, III the
District School house. .-sIq ssts,i.bao4s
The Sunday School meets at 2 z. NJ.
Everybody is r specially invited % a.
tend these servic es.} fsl 3 i
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

NOTICE TO CURVE understand that the
miners Of Emigrant Guch have received
notice from the Indian Department to vacate
their claims We will leave this oyer for
next week, With the hope that this is bat an
idle rhmor.
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To Families and 0thers.

| would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Bozean and vicinity that, in order to keep up with
The times, will hereafter sell bread at the City
Bakery AT HALF PRICE FaIni lies need not be at
the trouble of baking their own bread, as they
buy cheaper or me.
Lager Beer also at half pricei2h cents per glass.
LUNCHES served at any hour. Il Don't mis-
take the place-CITY BAKERY, next door to the
in ship.
JOHN MANEJ, City Bakery.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

EaT ROLL Your Hook !-Go to the
Kiyus, drink nothing but the konkocktions
kept CONSTANTLY on hand and compounded
from pure Liquors only. Kun quick, place
your vest against the bar, gaze in the mirror
behind it and see what an illegent picter ye
make - Don't forget the place.
If Mounts & WnrShan Prnn'rs
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r 80
READ THIS.

Y ana prepared to pay more tor all Kinds oil
i FURS than any one else in this market Per-
snns having FAIRS to sell will do well to call on me
ut my office, one door east of Holman n Bros,
store. ~a A. w. TANNER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

TRArEzE AccGDENT.-While the gymnast
and trapeze performer. Mr.. Joe Farrell,i was
performing on the trapeze, last Saturday
evening, at the Fort Ellis Theatre, the ira
peze gave way and the daring performer tel
TO the floor. a distance of about twenty feet,
sustaining no severe injuries, bur not escap-
ing without several bruises. Nothing daunted
Mr. Farrell Immediately finished that portion
of the programme by giving performance
on the rings. Had the accident occurred but
a few moments before, when the performer
was hanging on the bar with his feet, he
would then have undoubtedly have met a
sudden death. Too much care cannot be
exercised in making everything taut in con-
nection witha trapeze. But advice almost
unlimited has been given by the press
throughout the country i'm this connection,
and it is not to be supposed that a gymnast,
tfapeze performer, Or rope walker, will heed
even the advice of an editor when he desires
him to abandon his dangerous calling.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04
DIssOLUTION NOrrlE.

, The firm of Strasburger & Co this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The entire business has been
sold to Messrs. Strasburger s. Sperling who will
assume all the Liabilities due the old firm and col.
lect al outstanding debts.
STRAsBURGER s co.
Bszeman TT Feb "a, 1873 ~ #-
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THAT poetry possessing the cheerful q title
of Dead" and dedicated to one OF the at
taches of this Office came to late for insertion
in this number.
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PAINTERS a,rd GIaziers. Attention!

You can 1rd a full and complete assortment Of
PAINTS, oils, WINDOW GLASS. PUTTY, FAINT
BRUSHES and every eartefe In your line at the new
Drug store OF w. W NORRIS, few doors east Of
Lanme Il Co. -. Bozeman.
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LIEBT. GEO. WRIGHT, of the 7tif Infantry,
having been commissioned afirst lieutenant
in one of the companies at Fort Shaw, left
for that place OH Tuesday, accompanied by
his amiable lady and little daughter. We
regret to. Jose tire companionship Of the
Lieutenant, and we feel assured that the la
dies of Ellis will regret the loss Of Mrs.
Wright from their social circle. Dame rumor
has it that the Lieut.. will be transferred to
his old company at Fort Ellis. We trust the
old lady is truthful this time. ~
silver Napkin Rings, Thlmbles, Card Cases,
Rings etc. to be had ut MERkLE,S.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

A LATE number of the Madison Go. (O.)
Democrat, contains long. and well written
letter by our young friend Geo. E. Phi!er.
The communication Is devoted to Bozeinan
and vicinity, and i is not in the least over
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Religious.
NJ. b. CHURCH SERVICES.

NJ. B.. CHURCH SERVICES.
Preaching on Sabbath morning at a
o'clock. ~
sabbath School at . lap. M.
Preaching on Sabbath evening at O'Clock.
REy. W. w. ANDERSON. Pastor.
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New shep.

Call at Fordonski's Tonsorial parl RS for Shaw
ing, Hair Cutting and shampooing. Choice Perfn-
and see my Geyser. North side of Main, three
doors east Of Black Street. sS1 go
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,,,,,.ii I cfe,d Reclblican thinks tina


The springfield Republican thinks that Sem
ator liar,an's soul is just at present in some
ieonardv. But il isn't II all mems souls
were as worthless as Harian's. the deVI
would convert his establishment an p g. brass
foundry, and quit the dennition business
eAtirely.-Lou.svills eee,srisr Jou,7sat.f
II q stated that the German papers severely
criticize the president inaug 1lral.a aad ask
.wherher n onarchial states ought to keep
IN diplomatic relations With q power whose
execntiye t,,us insults Them. 1t is not clear
what these journals reier 70, unless y be that
nre,,osferous remark about = universalrepub7
n. and: il is scarcely TO be- supposed that
they can regard tl,at s q subject Tor any
thing but lauglitse 4ss3 Il j
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is he eby given that the co-partnership
IN heretofore existing between Drs MUSSIG-
BROD s MONROE in the practice Of their profess
sion has been dissolved BY mutual conscat
h 6. MUSSIGBROU,
e. w. MONROE.
BoZeman M arch IA, 1873 YseE#esFFstf8
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LIVERY LIVERY i! LIVERY .! !!

The best Livery outlit III Montana are to be OBJ
tanned at G. l.. Clark's Stables on Bozeman street
Every description of conveyance. from Bronco to
u Broug ham, always ready at the Bozeman Stables
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tsfsetwssn Bozemai, and Made creek. i MEIER
SCHAUM PIPE s. The 6ndet will be literally
rewarded on rettrning nc sanne e s
Bozsinan, II. n. February II, 1878. -
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PARTIES desiring to join the band of Pill
grims who propose visiting Virginia. will
please leave thrir names at G. L. Clark
pffico
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sTRAsaUnGER & STERLING.

WE are informed that our friend Wm.. r.
Nc. received the other day splendid par OF
secondhand Chinese shoes. The EXPRESS
charges were liquidated. and the shoes be-
came scattered Immediately afterwards.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04
A Coop pPPoRTUNITY,

Those desiring dental work should call on DR..
Frarv at once4oflce at Merkle's Jewelry Store
Those who cannot conveniently pay the Cash can
turn in flour at cash prices.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-04

Slg> ENcoURAaING.-Tn these days OF Epi-
zoo and other epidesnics, tits er couraging to
know that panaceas for all such are found at
the BALL ALLEY SALOON. in the
wholesome exercise, good liquors, wines.
ales. porters and cigars there found. We
have tried them. Go there and do likewise.
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InroRTANT TO SETTLERS.

Applications to Enter Homesteads tr Pee mptions
should be filed six months before pa ment entry
of the land can be made The non-milleral proofs
now required in all such cases ma be taken wtr4
out cost of trip to Helena, by appl Ing to
ARCH GRAHAM,
County Clerk, Brennan
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a. M. EsLER q CO,

x,AsH BUYERS of ali kinds Of SILVER ORES, in
lnt Of fran one to i've thousand TOMS tor shipping
n,,rnoses. Authorizations Montana. # 2l-47
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Ink HlaHAsr PRICE paid for County War;
rants and County Bonds. Apply at the
First National Bank -
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Look out for Sioux.

hey MELANeHoIY.-No two or more can
play in the Ten Pin Alley, that not one or
more gets beat. Try it. ...4-4fsvE.