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The CoUNcTL.---l he Council between Hon.
Felix r. Brunei and the Crow Indians conf
menced ut tile Crow Agency OH Monday. Up
to a late hour last night w had not rece; ed
any intelligence whether the conditions pro-
posed by Mr. Brunot had been accepted By
the Crows ornot; although it was confidently
expected that they would be. The proposed
treaty, we understand, provides that the Grow
natioA shall give up the upper portion Of the
reservation, in consideration of the Govern
mrnt giving them the interest or one million
dollars for all time to come. Another report
says that the million OF dollars is to be paid
IN twenty annual instalments. The proposed
ccssion embraces some of the most fertile
portions of the Yellowstone valley, and a
rich mineral region, and will probably be the
route over which the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company will locate their lile Of rail-
road. for, should the Commissioners be sue
cessful IN negotiating the treaty. there is not
much doubt as to the ultimate location OF the
route Of at great highway through orr i,n-
mediate vicinity. AT any rate the ,0nslln8-
tnaliol CT sEch an arrangement would have
d beneficial effect on Earern Montana. and
open up to settlement and development one
ut The fl est agricultural aud mineral region.
III the Wsr. We shall. as soon AZ IL il known
here. lay leias ON IvaslIy tl,s Iesilt q tlle.
lt5n1Mk
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SOMETHING NEW!
A Great IRISH for Bargains.
Everybody goes to ELLIS & . AVIS to get
bargains. 50 Bots sold for 50; IS Hats for
50; 81 Hats 1er 81 30.

CHERRY CREEK.-From Captain Norton.
| who returned from a trip to Cherry Creek
Saturday evening, we learn that the mill un-
| der cfvltrul OF Captain Turner ha. been run
ming steadily fer two weeks with good re-
suits. Mr.. Turner has made an entire sue
cess OF hi process aud is convinced that he
| can save at least IS per cent. OF the mineral
So far. all the returns received from Helena
show that the bullion will 60 9o3 fine. a re-
-. unprt cedented In the redIc ion
- -. by any other process. Captain
49, aghi with him good sized piece
!. L., Of the result Of run on low
We Davis. Ebersardt and
u.nta,,,.n. LIS r-,rk or the lode which
AonIezuina iodes. ~ sending tho res.,lr
was suspended Tor a time. 80 - -.
Of the testing # the ores, has = ..l-.
with yigor. and the people at CHI. -
have TIE most lnbounded coniidence 4
future Of that camp. Mr.. Turner is now pc
pared to receive ores for reduction from any /
part Of the country and guarantees satisfac-
tory results. The mill is capable OF reducing
three tons Of rock per day. which capacity |
can be increased by very little add tional la
Dor, SO that we confidently expect TO Sc, In
a very short time. a number oil such bricks
Of bullion as those recently brought over by
Captain Norton and Mr.. Davis.
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corcrRr- Preparations are in progress for

CoscEKT--P reparafions are in progress for
a grand concert under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Association. The services OF
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Patterson, hrs. Perkins,
Miss Crittenlen, the Misses Bogert. Mr.. Nc
Pherson, Mr. Taylor, Mr.. Lewis, and Dr..
Mussigbrod are already secured, while the
Committee expect to add other aid. Some OF
our local musical talent is unfortunately now
away, but it will be utilized at some future
time. The Concert will consist OF general
selection of vocal and instrumental music.
The programme is now being prepared ard
rehearsals have alraa9y commenced. This
Concerts the first of series Of public enter
tainments for the coming season, suggested
by Mr.. Bogert at the last meeting OF the
Young Mems association, and it is hoped
the public will lend it generous support. We
expect to be able to announce the programme
in our next issue, and as the professional as
sistance of all will be asked from time to
time, we bespeak for this enterprise the couD-
tenance of our people.
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For the National Park.

SeAeral ladies OF Helena have been cor
tenpla.ing aud taking about undertaking q
tip Lnrong the National Park with their
husbands or II lativ s, not only to see the
great sights Of Wonderland, but to have it
said that they were the first women tho dared
penrtrate into the wilds OF that comparatively
UNEMPLOYED country. But representation
is the thief tiule,o and now their sisters OF
Virginia City will carry OF the honors.
Last week IA. w. iiiton a; d wife, Mr.. Robt.
"a taalilan and wife, Il. J.. Conner and Master
Charley Barber lett that city for the Park,
expecting TO be gone 4 couple OF weeks.
They went prepared to eftioy themselves and
we presume they will.-Heratd.
"A mistake. Virginia City Wasjust year
too late to ''carry off the honors." Mrs.
Stone. If Bozemaii, spent month last SUM
mer interviewing the curiosities OF Wonder
land, including the Geysers. Fire Hole Basin
and the Mammoth Hot Springs. Besides
Mrs. Stone quite a numbtr Of ladies from
this p ace yisi. ed the Park last summer, snd
some Ut them. We belieye, u ent as far as the
Geyser Basin. Give us our due.
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IMPOzsTANT EXPLORATION.


Lieut.. N e. All. u. s. Infantry, and
Lieut.. Kngsbury, Al Cavalry. paid us a visit
on Wednesday. Lieats. Young and Kings
bury are sItached 10 the exploring parry
thar left Fort Brid.er under command Of
Major Soyes, on the LIST Of July tor llie pur-
pose VI fnding, II possible, rraclieable
Road from thai place TO the Yellowstone
Lakes. The gentlemen report that with the
exception "a i short distance along the
North ForA d the Sinking Wagon
road could be easily constructed, but III that
place IL would require considerable labor and
money. ! he gui.es (Sllosione lndians1
however. say that by the return route to
Bridger from the Lakes. they will pass
Through much better country for the pur-
probably 70 or 50 miles. The party cane
by way OF Camp Brown crossing Little
Wind River near Lake Fork then BY Owl
Creek aud Cottunnood. striking the stink
ing-wairr III the Junction OF the forks. aud
following The north tark Of the Sinking
" te to the snnlnii crossing tie divide T..
ONT directly east Of Steamboat Poi.,t. and
about fifteen miles iioM Yellowstone Lake.
Tie distance lrom Camp Grown to the lake
by The rou { trav. led is 22o miles. The es-
te'lifass' M is'.ass. D. tir .say ai The Upper
= ellioWs.ouc, cr.,ssing tie divide near III,
..,ead waters OF that iiYer. and follow down
The A5ig Wind River vaiiey 70 IIle Pop -a-gie
valley and CAMP Ssanlbaugh, striking Ihc
Union Pacific ear The Point vt Rocks aI tile
head 0t Bitter Creek. Shonid the party find
praetlc.hle roaa by this route-as they are
snnguine Of doing it will bring Bozeman
Within 300 iii les u the Union Pacific Rail-
road, ard would save Moiltanians time and
expense OF over 200 miles Of railroad travel
anu from rs to l50 miles OF staging. We
uhdefs and from Tie above named gentlemen
that there art parties nov i'll wyoming.
Who Will, ii the report OF the engInet RS Of
the party be satisfactory, Immediately pro-
coed 10 open up road aud establish a line OF
st yes i,ttwecn the U. +. r. r. and the lakes.
If not through To BozemaIl. After loading
lie coaiinis>ary train ut Fort Ellis, the gall
liant officers lett yesterday to rejei the com
maud 1T the Yellowstone Lake. We wish
them and the expedition all possible success.
Il
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HE YELLOWSTONE ExpEI rIoN.-We learn
rom Ar. =. Terrill and others that Mr..
AeCormick has notified the men assembled
&C the rendezvous of the Big Horn expede-
ton that the projectors Of that enterprise
would have to abandon it. a meeting was
called on Wednesday, and Messrs. TerriH,
Macbeth and Richie were appointed COM
niffee to wait on tie parties through whose
instrumenfality the project was started, and
ask them to furnish the men now in camp
with arms and provisions sufficient to enable
them to gett the mouthsof the Big Horn.
As the men. or most of them. have been col
lected from all parts of the Territory al great
expense agd loss of time, we think it is but
just that their reasonable demands should be
complied with, and we have no doubt that
they will be when presented to the proper
quarter. There are now ~ men in camp,
and the humber can be swelIed to so or SO;
all resolute men, experienced In frontier and
mining life, and willing to go into that couil-
try and prospect it; and should they be out
fitted we have no doubt that they will clear
up all mystery about the country, and find
out its true value.
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LADIES AND "I'Hk Y. IL. a. ''--At the last
meeting Of the Association. upon motion OF
the President. 1t was Gacidsd TO Invite ladies'
to membership. The reasons for this step
are obvious. and as it has always been the in
teption Of the Association, as YRS announced
at its first entertainment, TO ask the assist
auce Of the ladies. it il hoped that fEry will
now enroll their names. The yearly fees will
be but 81 30, without monthly dnes-snd
they will be entitled to all the privileges OF
the Society. Tile books lStely Purchased in
the Easi will soon be here. upon their arrival
the ladies will be invited TO assist III covering
them. and as series OF Concerts. Tableanx,
re-. is now under eonside ration their aid will
often be required by the Association during
the coming frasen. A Committee will soon
call upon theta in tho intorast OF membership.
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notice TG MIXERS

U 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, Nj. r., June 80. 1873,
w ELLINGTON A. FREDERICK, whose
w post Office address is allatin City,
h eaun t mas ad u TINS aa ones
4 OF north east Aof sec. 20 in township No. 2,
North of range No. east, which land ls suspended
from entry a5 agricultural land; notice is hereby
eisen that hearing ril be had at thia Office ct 10
o,clcck ia, TIC 9th day of August, ls73,
where tcstimoI will be ta,sesl to determine as to
The min, raj or non-minera cha1actcrof said land.
Il 10 alleged there are no known miners, nor nm
ing improvements or CLAIMS upon said land.
W. @. CHILD, Register
L. 3. LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant. jy4-5w
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, !
HELENA. M. Il July 80 1873. (

U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. r., July 30 1878.
TesEPH sPARLIS, whose postoifice address is
~ Bozeman, GalIAtin county. ne. t., has this day
filed his application to enter under the Prescription
Act, the Is of N VIZ and the II w Il of w "
of section 70 and the u OF the n u OF
section rs township south range cast, which land
is suspended from entry. Notice Is hereby given
that hearing will be had at this Office on the sth
day Of September, A.. p. 1878 at 10 O'Clock a. m. !,
o determine 20 the mineral or non-mIneral char
acter Of the land, and testimony to be used on
said herring will be taken before Charles Dyer,
Notary Public, at his Office in Rozem n, on the Sd
day OF September A. ID. 1873, at 10 e,cloets a. m.
aus-5w w. g. CHILD, Register.
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NOTICE no MINERS.

T. S. LAND OFFieE, /
HELENA, NJ r., August 1. 1878.
AsfEs " pURDY, whose postollice address Is
flied in this Office his application to enter agri
cultural land under the soldiers and Sailors Honie-
stead Act of juno s. 1872, the w Il of s. II. VI and
e. u of S. w u of Sec. Ia Town. 3 South Range 4
East, which land is susp ended from entry. Notice
is hereby given that hearing will be in this office
on the 5th day Of October, A. d. 1873 at 10 clock
a. M to determ ne es to the mineral or -Inin-
erai character Of the land, and testimony to be
used on said hsAri,g will be taken before Arch
Graham Co Clerk at his Office in Bezernan. Gal
latin County, NJ r., on the 1st day Of October, a.
d. 1873, at 10 o, clock, q. m W. G. CHILD.
aus-5w Register.
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LEGAL ADVERTISE MEMTS
SHERIFFsS SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That I, John G.
IN Guy, Sheriff of Gallatin county, will ON Sat
ursiay the I'd day Of August, 1875. between
ne hours Of a. m. and p. m. sci nc auction GO
the highest bidder for cash. ut the court house of
said county In the city OF BozeIlan, the following
descr bed real property, to-wIt Fourteen Cd feet
and six t6l inches on the East eide of Lot No. Five
l5,i and Eleven and one-haIf tlI1sl feet on the
West side of Lot No. Six t6) in Block u IN said
city OF BozeInan, as the same as designated upon
said county; together with the Entertainments and
appertenances unto said trachs OF land belonging
The said sale Will be made pursuant to a decree
Of the District Court OF said county in action
wherein u. Black is plaintiff and August Zietz ke
Is defendant IN favor Of plafntiH and again dee
fendant, to satisfy IN execution for the sum oil
seven hundred dollars and seventeen cents besides
accrued interest and casts.
Giyer under my hand this 9th day Of July, 1873
JOHN G. GUY,
jylI-4t Sheriff of Gallatin County.
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NOTICE TO MINE4ss.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
HHr.ENA M II .Julv ~ 1879

q. s. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, N. T., July p, 1878. {
TOHN STEVENS, whose post Office address is
81 Rozeman Gallatin County. NJ t., has filed
in this office his application TO enter agricultural
land the south u of w Il and north " of w u of
see. Is in township No south OF range No. east
had at this Office at 10 clock q, M, the 9th day
of September, 1878. to determine to the mineral
or n6n-Inneral character Of the land, and testi-
mony to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before Arch Graham, County Clerk, at his Office in
10 o'clock a. m, the lst day of September. 1873.
II is alleged there are no known miner nor min
ing Improvements claims Upon said land.
VIC, CHILD. Register.
h. Il. LYMAN ATTORNEY for A. pllcant. ie25-5w
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What are the Wild waves saying,
Saying, sister, to thee?
If you drink at ase EXCHANGE,
Then you will happy be!

The miners d Qdartz ereeh appear to be
doing vel. Good pay has been found on
the old French ground, aid i bar some 800
feet wide promises ID yield we'll. MckenEey,
who had lis ii CHS broken some time since,
il nearly well. Some measures should be
taken t. secure mail service Tor Quartz, r.
has been established. bur no service ordered.
Here is another chance for DELEGATE Maglnnis
u try his hand ina small Wxy by getting ser
ylHx3eoo > ~
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STREET CLEANING. Cannot the merchants
and residents on Main street do something
towards keeping that thoroughfare in clean
coalition? We office on the street several
unsightly heaps OF sweepings, garbage, wood.
etc., which sadly q srigure the appearance Of
to clear away tins rubbish from the streets.
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lNsTALLATIos.-4At a regular meeting o
Valley Gem Lod Q No. s, |. o. q. T., h il
az their liatn Friday, August 8, 1873. the foI
lowin5 Ulcers were installed By 6. W. G. T
Rev, W. ". Anderson.
w q T-Philip Dodson.
w Y T-E. e. Anderson.
w 4 Sd. w. Andersen.
w T-James Switzer.
w f S-W j Davies.
w M-David Anderson.
w C-John Harper.
w G-Morris Murphy.
w O G-James Ryan.
Ri S-Henry Miller.
L II S-Phelia Wright.
w AS-Lewis Lemay.
D G w g TN. w. Anderson.
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SOME OF the visitors to our sanctum do not
seem to have very fine appreciation OF the
distinction between mcuns ct tuun. We are
constantly annoyed by persons pilfering ea-
changes from our desk. and if this sort of
thing is not stopped. we shall be compelled
to add "Bogardus Kicker" to the parapher-
MALTA OF our office.
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The Quarterly Conference of the NJ. E.
Church, South. was held in this place last
week. A large number of visiting Eide s
were present aud the seryic continnrd over
several days. Among the visitors we noticed
Rev. Ihos. e. Flowers. Diamond City; L.. B,
Statdler. Crow Greek; w. L. Blackwell, Deer
Lodge, and several others.
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S25 REV ARD.
strayed or Stolen,

T7yRoM BRJDGER CANYON, on the night of the
Il Sd of august. one roam mare, black name and
tail, with sucking mare colt lsorrel) ono roam two
tail: two sorrel horses, two years old one with
star in forehead the other rnottle faced one sorrel
yearlng horse, blaze-faced; one bay yeafing horse
with star in forehead
The above reward will be paid for the delivery of
the said horses at my place on Brger Creek, or
$40 reward will be given for such information as
W. IL lead to the recovery of the same.
JACOB THOMAS.
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AccIDTNT-The other evening. as Mr..
Lecomptr was getting off OF his horse at the
door OF his house, the animal SHE'D and
sprung sideways, throwing Mr.. Lecomrte to
the ground and breaking his collar bone.
Surgical assistance was Immediately procured
and the patient is recovering as fast as can
ne es pected.
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BASE BALL.-The First and second Nine
~ the Fort Ellis Base Ball Club will play an
exhibition game this afternoon at o'clock,
on the grounds in the rear of Major Bowen's
residence above town. They play at the re-
quest Of the Y. Nj. A. ard other citizens of
Bozeman
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A LITTLE dispute between two of our busi-
ness men ended in M appeal to muscular ar
guments, wereupnn one of the belligt rel is
was requested to visit Judge Langhorne in
chambers and make voluntary (?) contribu-
tion to the county school fund. which lie did,
TO the extent OF ..saw-huck'
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q CHANGE OF BAsE.--We understand that In
consequence Of recent discoveries made on
Clark's Fork AMI IN. the vicinity of Heart
Mount ain..th prospecting party now organ
izing by Capt. Frank Murray, intend 10 90
there instead Of to the Wolf Mountains. We
believe that the company intend to break
camp about Monday or Tuesday. We wish
the boys success.
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DOGS. since abolition Of the Dog Tax our
streets are ,i,.fes.ted with a lot OF worthless
cnrs. which max, light hideous witt. their
yelpng. The owner+-l. any tnere be-of
these mongrels had better lee J mem up. or
there viii Ia i lihara, f,;st,ihnr;..a It strych
nine among the CANNES, and there ". u DC
mourning in town
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FAST TIME TO THE SPaINGs.--While Mr..
Coffin. of tie N. P. r. r.. was in our town,
our enter rising fellow-citizen, Chas. Rich.
determined to show him the superiority Of
the Bozenan route to Wonderland over all
.thers in the Territory. and actually made
the trip ina buggy from here to the Mann
moth Hot Springs in One Dayl Let Virginia
beat that time if she can.
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A QUARTET. between a couple OF country
men relative 70 the respective qualifications
OF two of the late candidates for office re-
snltsd III the infliction of heavy dose OF
"bnst-I'is-snootic' on one Of the dispntant..
Good argument that
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nj eIe attic Prize Assniat 10
or NEW YORK,
Daily Drawings!!!
A PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET.

G Cash GIFTS ca SO, 90 40 600
! ID g 50 25, 900 200 g g g 200
20 q 6. g 1000 $50 g - g 100
400 Gold WaIches.. ~ 10 10 5UU
Pts Sewing Machines. ~ TO l50
Is Elegant Pianos .each % TO 100
so - Melodeons. ............. 50 to 200
Cash Gifts Silver Ware, etc. valued at 81, 500 900
A chance to draw any of he above prizes for s.
cents Tickets describing prizes are SEALED in en-
velopes and we'll mixed. On receipt of IS cents q
SEALED TICKET is drawn without cholce, and sent
by mail to any address. The prize named upon it
will be delivered to the ticket holder payment of
ONE DOLLAR Prizes are Immediately sent to any
address BIZ express or return mall.
You will know what your prize is before you pay
for it, Any prize exchanged for another Of the
same value No blanks Our patrons Can depend
on fair dealing.
OpINToNs OF THE Press: Fair dealing can be re-
lied on N r. Herald, Aug -. genuine distri-
button .--TVorld, Sept. 8. Not one of the day
weekly Tribune July 7, They give general salts
faction Shafts zeitnng, Aag,
REFEREkcEs;--By kind permission we refer to
the following Franklin s. Lane, drew Sl3, 000
Miss Hattie Banker, Charleston, 50, 0O0 Mrs Lou
isa T. Blake, St Paul, Piano, $780, Samuel y
Raymond, Boston. $1,000. Eugene E, Bracket,
PIftsburg. Watch $500. Miss Annie Osgeod, New
Orleans, SIS, 000 Emory L. PRATT Geiombns, ONO,
81 900.
ONE CASH GIFT In every package Of $50 tickets
So 00: 80 for SIS 60; 100 Tor $15 TO-
gents wanted to whom we offer liberal indac-
ments and guarantee satisfaction.
AppnEs.. All =. JACKSON & Co..
No. 136 Nassau Street. New York.
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G. l.. CLARK. Esq. Sheriff elect IT Gallssir
County. is s.ins - spend a few lass III The
invlgorating atmosphere Of the Mammotll
Hot Springs. He aud Col. Chestnut vii,
leave tomorrow TO be absent ai..u,t !, ws,.x
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sPECI IL NOTICE.

am now prepared to prosecute to pay
mcnt Claims against the United States for
losses sustained tr2m .IaaiaA 5afpTsdaiens ii
do well 10 consult me without delay and be-
tore their Claims are barred.
VIII have the assistance OF Major JOHN
i. Bruce 1T Washington, D. G.. in prose-
cutting Claims.
CHARLES w. TURNER,
Attorn'y at Law,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons indebted to the cid
firm of Annis & Cook, Baeksmiifs. that their ae-
counts haso been placed IN the hands 81 John y.
Murphy for C0ilects0ns and those Who would
SAVE COST must settle with him without dalay,
we cannot longer wait.
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DGy ENcoURAGING.-In these days Of Epi-
zoo and other epidemics, tits er colraging TO
knew that panaceas for all such are found at
the BALL ALLEY SALOON, in the
wholesome exercise. good liquors, wines.
aes. porters and cigars there found. We
have tried them. Go there and do likewise.
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VIZ are happy 10 learn from Col. Charles
cnriiss that the reported death IT Eugene
Topping and Chas- Yarnell is untrue. as he
met then a lew days ago o.. the North For
Of the Siiukingw;..er.
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A MEMBER o. prospee..ors game IN tnw,, ,iay
before yesferdssv. and report says that they
are sfn.g 10 return as soon as they can re-
pienish their commissary. They have been
prospecting In the vicinity Of Heart Noun
tain
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IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE.

a good house. with all the necessary improve
IA ments. located on two good lots IL the most
desirable part OF Bozenan, Will be exchanged at q
this sfiice.
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+ 0S T between Bozeman and Middle Greek, or
4 i on Middle Greek, . Meerscnaum Pipe. Valued
as a present. Silver mounted, amber mouth. piece
and in velret-lined case. Please leave it at the
GerRiKs OFFICE. H. n. MAGUIRE.
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pipe lost by II. y. Mcguire. between Boze-
man and Middle Greek. they will please bring
the same to Mr. Mcguire or leave it &C this
office
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-15
NOTICE

Is hereby given TO all persons indebted to nae that
their accounts, &C., have been placed IN le hands
would SAVE COST they must settle with him
without delay, as | am compelled to have the
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