Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-28
Notes by Our " Devil. =


Sweet silyery sound Bob yivion's laugh.
Gone from my saze-Frank Rieh's Bura-
sides.
The fairy circle Flint last necktie Of .Aime
Malll's.
None knew thee but to love thce-Goy's.
old 18th District
We parted and in anger Pedestrians and
their boots III the mud.
The first OF the season Lizzie Williams
brood Of spring chickens.
What we all come tn--The Bier Dave Car
penter's, with two 'e's).
A thing OF beauty and joy forever-Tl ose
new stove pipe Of Peter Kochs.
The last scnsation-S trasburger & Sper-
ling's local ad. Read it.
Bannacks in town plenty. Great rise in
the price Of offal. Look after your clothes
lines.
Those specimens from the Mammoth Hot
Springs are the finest we ever saw. They
cannot be heat.
Deacon Fillmore as an artistic dancer has
no superior III this country. and as postuIer
is only seqnalled by his partner.
Lively is the name for it; Cherry Creek.
.Clark's Fork, National Park, Bridger mines
aid good times ahead is all the talk.
The Bozeman Base Ball Club will soon be
In the field, and We expect to chronicle some
match games betwceu this and the Fort Fills
Club.
The mud has OF late been holding carnival
in our streets, but since old Sol threw a few
smiles upon him, the black-iaced cuss is dry
ing up.
In consequence of the late change in he
atmosphere sleighing parties are compelled
to repair to the tops of the reighboring hills
to indulge in their fayorite pastime.
THE Communications OF Ajax and .tiner
came to hand, but as we do not know who
those gentlemen are. we therefore. respect
fully decline publiahing their productions.
Mr.. Vernon has done d nice ], on that
sidewalk, for which he should receive, as
lie surely will, the thanks of pedes-
trians. MIR. v. is never weary of well doing.
"Oh my!" And then to think, of a Boze-
man young lady fainting, simply because a
little dog was tearing up few Heralds,
North-Wests and Couriers just behind her.
The shooting gallery of Messrs. Cooper s.
Foster in the rear of Cooper's unsmith
shop is not yet completed, In fact, we might
add that the only work done SO far. is to pin
up the ace OF hearts on drygoeds box fifty
yards In the rear of tile shop.
sam. Bowles entered printing office
when he was fifteen years old" That's
nothing; we have known bowts to enter a
printing Office at a much earlier age than
that.
The following interesting little dialogue
VS. ''spoke'' under our office window yes
terday: - IS
..Hey, Jim.n
"Hey, Joe"
."WelIs' - ~ q s5sgg 4 #Eg4
.d aof, stakes,,
You bet.'' -.
busy!
NO. ass8
sLet's get drunk
tlet's.'
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Pretty Evaline Adalr, Song and Chorus
Hays: Ger ldine, Song and Chorus, Fiske
He Nss'd me Goodbye at the Gate, Song
Stewart; Hear me say my Little Prayer
Song. Pratt; just as lam, Hymn for. Lent
Wagner ;Let the World Chant and Sing
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