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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-05

Confectionery IN all It's rGrietieS
manufactured from procured directly of the best
sugar reiners of New York and unexceed for purity
and pleasantness of flavor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

VINEG Jar BITTERS.
Purely Vegetable, free from Alcohol
EUREKA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-05

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDIc1N
FMSyle5w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-08-05
HIRAM ATK n s

AZ Argus ana Patriot store Montpelier Is the pnd
ishers Jobbing Agent fori Washington f11Sstf
amoille Counties
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
BoUNDARY SURVEY.

The party composing the surveying expe-
slltiOn IT the Western Boundary OF Wyoming
r.rritory spent several days in our town last
week. and departed Monday to complete
their lsbors on our Eastern 6o,d.r. They are
a genial set d boys. any see'a 70 enjoy them
selves under all cir. INSTANCES.
Our ad interim last week played ON the
boys little, aud just tefore their departure
We were handed w one Of their number the
following communication, which we cheer.
FULLY publish:
HEAD-QKs SURVEYING EXPEDITION
Western boundary Of W.ulni g r.rr,
BozkMAS. NJ. r.. Aug %. 1874.
Mr.. Enlr"R:-A very Spurious report mas
been. through Your columns, given t.. all the
civilized world. land great portion OF
Montana ai<o) concerning the cstab ishment
Of the Western Boundary OF Wyoming
whereby we are charged with base and vii
lainous attelnpt to throw the golden capital
Of this aurifer0us Territory into the fire hole
BASIN.
IN justice to your genial Governor. and
Other citizens Of Virginia, by whom we were
kindly received ard treated, as well as tor the
sake Ut our own fair fame. and future Reler.
ations, W. hereby, in tii" Eame OF the Great
Geyser Basin. and The Continental divide,
enter our solemn. "nrquiYocsl and decided
denial ii Sad Statement.
We wOrld also mehtion in this connect ton
that 1t waa very unkind in the editor ad in-
tert,n 10 try to have ua turned into the streets
by Major Bowen, who, when he found we
were strangers. kindly took'u US in.
We accept. however, the kindnesses snbse-
qurntly rendered. in the shape Of home-like
breakfasts. with surroundings bordering
closely upon civilization. 10 palliation Of the
offence. and hope sometime to be able to get
even with linn.
WYOMING BOUNDARY SURVEY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

RoAD TO TIE u LnwsroNE.-The enter
nrising settlers in the Yellowstone valley.
headed by the excellent Road Supervisor Of
tina: district, Mr.. Jas. A. Ferr II, In addition
20 working Gut tllei.taxes. have placed con-
siderable extra labor on What is known AS
tie Canyon rtoa.i snss-sxi~nued several hun
ared dollars IN its improvement to the end
that good road will be open from Bozeman
to that valley during the severcst winter.
The object they desire to accomplish is no
less important 10 them thar 70 many Of the
citizens Ut Bnzeman, and il should receive
t',- material support Of the latter. We IT,
lievc there are yet some meas lacking to
place the r.,ad in the condition contemplated.
which should hr promptly furnished by those
Of cur citizens directly Interested in the
maitff.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

Anr Ad. 1NfUfl0A F.

We gre ~ur der mshy. ohIiestioua to J. v.
B"g.rt. Esq, for the able and efficient mari
n+r il. whic,. he conducted the CoCkIEk DUR
ing our abs~,,cr. H+ is an exceiieni writer.
and has prnpsr idea = to lows newspaper
SHOULD b. run. We arS pleaDed,to announce
that our readers may expect articles from
time to ii ne from his facile pm.
The last issue Of the New Northwest has
TIL; following:
Capt. Joseph Wright has gone to the Sa.
tional Park for little recreation aud left the
COURIER in charge Of Ar.J. V. Bogert Mr.
B. beside having good practical ideas also
evidences the finest vein OF hunor of any
contributor to the Montana press and OF
course gcts up m entertaining paper. We
hope his billet on the tripod will BE- charged
from transient to regular.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
FRANK will see ycu NJ Osl-l' 8 Hall.
4 Fine Stock sf s.uuds.


Rich & Wilson have opened out since the
arrival of their t, in the largest ard hest select
cd stock Of general merchandise ever helDre
received By that house. Their stock. IL nd
ditinn to what tie heretofore kept. rsnsists
Of full line If prints, domestics, &C.. and
gents clothing and furnishing goods. Their
massive brick heretofore nscd Tor storage
Purposes has :,een eDened as salesroOm,
and in connection with their old corner, they
now have the most co,nmtslious store in the
Territory, which Is dr. i'et! up into different
departments. displaying t!rir goods to adj
vant.ge and making it convenient for them
selves and customers. Every department il
complete, and tile wants of all can be salts
fa"torily supplied at low prizes. The pioneer
house Of Rozeman keeps step to n" progress
Of the 'imrs and will always he found the
place to invest your gleenbacks to the best
advantage they will do the most
go,d.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
THE TERRITORY.
Ma olson County.

l1a Olson County.
from he Aontanian. Aug 9Th
Whit. ienhsnt. op the 30ttt inst. arrived
from Rochester will, seventy ounces Of gold
retort
On the al inst. John Want brought from
the quartz mill in He'll Canyon 275 ounces Of
retolt. sss -
John Redfern, ST.. has been encou aged
By the prospect Of, his orchard during this
season. On his ranch. which is about eight
miles from Virginia, t..ere are thirty tree. on
which spples are growing. Mr.. Eelf IN is
sure that Montana can raise many varieties
IT fruit. and has demonstrated the correct
ness OF lis opinion. After many expert
ments have been made the farmer will know
the capacity Of the soil and effect Of tie
climate upon trees. Mr.. Redfrrn has set
good example in tl,i. respect, aud others can
safely follow IN his footsteps.
Deer Lodge County.
From the New North Vest, August eo:l
Mining at Emmettsburg. from scarcity Of
of water, has been reduced to day shifts
Six White companies ana three Chinese
squads are operating at prescnt. James o.
Rrien tells ms that ms company have been
paid one-half better so far this than they were
last scassn. lie reports Mr.. Fureuson's dig
gings IN the same prosperous condition.
Mr.. S. CAMERON. OF the Cable mine, is again
taking out quartz at lively rate. lie has
nearly completed his new saw mill, ard will
soon have it in operation. lie is Offering to
contract for the completion of the Cable tun-
mel. Of which about 400 feet is yet to be run
before tapping the lode.
A recent rich discovery has been made
about ore mile up Rear Gulch from its mouth.
There are now thirty men engaged IN OPEN
ing claims. ard those claims already worked
are paying so per day to the man. Some
three or four claims art running at present.
and from these considerable dust has already
beer taken out.
Rev. J. r. Russell, the Presbyterian pastor
Of this city. and W. w. johnson, started
oey er-bunting yesterday, via Deer Lodge
Pass aud Virginia.
A playful horse belonging to Mr. Aspling
came very near Draining his little son Robbie
on Sunday last. AZ it was, Robbie got off
with having the hair fairly kicked from the
top OF his head.
A large mule train passed through town
on Wednesday on its way to Viponl. where
it will be employ. in hauling virond silver
ore to the railroad for shipment and redac-
ton.
The Georgetown placer mines are now
turning out lettcr than they have for some
tm". and the yield is steadily increasing
The Cable ditch still furnishes i fA,r nead OF
water. and the Georgetown boys are In fire
spirits.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
Ellis 4 Davis

Issue. through the columns OF the COURIER
this week. a proclamation that will bring joy
10 the people. TIE seal of prices announced
for the articles enumerated comes down TO
lower figures than were ever made IN this
market before. The very cheapness Of such
necessary goois should create buyers. They
have fine stock OF goods. and invite all to
cali and examine for themselves. No charge
is made tor showing goods. Besides the
Roo,ls enumerated in their advertisement.
they keep in sock variety Of articles too
numerous to mention.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
EVERY body goes to Otlell's Hall.

YELL NwsrONE SURvEY.-Petsr Koch je
now engaged II surveying the Upper Yellow
stone valley. The land embraced in the sur
v4y is the best in the Territory. May s..ttlr-
ments have already been Txd- IN that portion
Of the valley and there Is still plenty Of DE-.
sirablc land open tn settlement. The hest
hav ranches il the country are to be found on
the Upper Yellowstone valley. and rs stock
range 1t is u,ieqnailetl. Il is well wasrrei BY
numerous small strrams, running from the
n,onn rains over the t.ble lands and putting
into the Yeilowst0nc&ivcr At intervals OF one
ard two miles.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
WHEN Avn now TO GO To
THE BLACK HILLS GOLD

EDITOR COURIFR An article in \ late
number OF the Helena Herald on the new
FL Dorado says 1.-THE season Is too far
country this year" TO this cannot agree.
That paying diggin9s exis, in the Black
Hills is no longer doubted. General Custer
himself and dozen correspondents of East
err: newspapers who accompanied him. all
agree in saving so. Then. We have men in
Eastern Montana VIII" have found good pros
poets in that region, and will engage to lead
an expedition to their discoveries. If the
Bozeinan Expedition Of last spring had gone
directly to tn Black Hills. it would un-
.loubteelly have resulted in opening that
country to settlement ere this and disclosing
some OF the richest gold mines on the CONT
nent. lin saying ibis do not wish te be III.
derstOod IS dlspa' aging the Efforts Il the
brave men engaged in that enteiprise.) And
this very fall il the time for mountaineers
tn make the break they can get Into the
new Ell Dorado in October or November
much more easily and safely than in the
spring months. Next month. or the month,
following. the water will he low in all the
streams. the largest Of which can be crossed
without difficulty. either bv teams or pack
animals and then the hostil. Indians will
generally have gathered I" their winter
quarters, ,heiI horses being nm doaFn
through, IN. summers c'iases and excursions.
The cx,rdk ien could get 10 the gold country
ii rs days travelling. anil average only 10
miles day. Twenty days more-by all
working tremendously and in ,.nisol,--,lie
nen could erect comfortable cabins and an
inyincible block-house. II this plan is not
adopted Eastern men will have that region
oyerrun before MoMtanians caa get in. as The
Blac Hills region Is accessible from the
Eastern side at any time; and We would find
much difficulty in crossing some IT the In
terv+ning streams just after the spring
.'brrak-np.' Under my p'a1. each man.
would be required to furnish himself through
out. including seven menths' provisions. ac-
co,ding I" the army ration standard and
each m.n must furnish himself In the next
expedition. for the people Of Gallatin county
can give no more MA = gratuity. Already Is
names arc enrolled. and none have yet been
sent in from the mining camps. Imge min
ers in all the old camps-especially in those
where the water is beginning to tall-who
wish to chance the new mines. and are able
to furnish their own outfit and equipments.
to sentl their names II to J. v. Bogert. of
this place, at once. so as to make 1t pre-
concerted movement | believe 800 nen.
amply provisioned and armed, eoull be tltua
got together here BY the first OF October.
| hop. Mr.. Editor. your contemporaries
will copy. and Obli2o
AN OLD STANP8DER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

ACCIDENTS will happen-,n we'll regulated
families. like that Of the Bratnsrl Tribune
Last week. the two editors g"t held II some
gossip about man and his wife. Walk. who
u a bachelor, took sides with the woman.
and Russell. who Is married, sympatt'i-ss!
with the man. Each wrote thu thing up
without the knowledge al ti.e Other. and the
result is picture OF one OF the mOst remark
able couples on record. each possessing the
most angelic traits aud also attributes ii f'r
demona
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
T'HRrE billiar,! rabies ut D-'.'i's Hall.

SEVERE AcCIDaNT--.r. r. -. Ferguson.
one ii our hest citizens. living few miles
below town., while on visit to Madison
county last week, met with severe accident
by the turstlsg of q double basrellc'l shot
gun. which tore and mu'ilated his LEFT hand
10 such an extent a to render Amputatlon
necessary. The accidsst occurred near Ster-
ling, and tie operation Of cutting of his
hand was performed in that place BY Drs.
Stafford and Smith. Ampu:ation was made
about ore inch above the wrist. Mr.. Fergn-
son was brought to this place Sunday. and is
stopping at the Me'r polifan Hotel. He las
many friends here and elsewhere who will
be grie,eL to licar Of this accident.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

MAGNIFICENT RorQrET.-Our sanctsm Ia
relolent a the eweetes' pestunse. e'shak d
from lbOuMnd brautitul aosers. the kind
offerings Of our lady friends d the valley.
Mrs. Jacob Gum loaded our table Wednes-
day with flowers wn.sthcd into handsome
bouquets, farmias tsst t!M st forst offering
ever laid upon he table Of bsn:xhted
eoantvy editor. Some II the h'wers are sf
! rare order, and We shall speak Of them
as ues: !eefss next week. -
!. CsLLsrOdslrs Halt
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

ST. VIxckST's ACCOMPLISHMENTS is
allcI to the Prospectus OF this institution,
published in this paper. l; is the highest
and most thorough i"sti u'ion Of learning in
tie Territory. and is justly entitled t, the en-
cours cement OF the people Of Montana.
Established in 1869. it has a, honorable re-
cord Of five years in our young Territory.
and many bright examples in almost every
community Of its laadsble character and
commentlabIe discipline. II is conducted BY
the Sisters Of Charity. under the patronage
Of Rev. J.. B. Palladino. s. j.. of Helena.
The terms are moderate. and the instructions
are thorough aud embrace every department
u learning. ca
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

AccDEHr IN HsLBNA.-We received Z dis
patel, from Helena Saturday. stating that Mr..
II. C. Crowell. Of this place. who has been at
work in Helena the past tour months, while
employed on the Sis:efs' new building FRI
day. fc!i from the scail0ldinz and was seri-
ously injured. The Herald saws that his in
iuries. although serious. are not dangerous.
He war taIen to the Sisters hospital, where
the hest of treatment Is to be had. Mrs.
Crowell lete this place slsw days previous 70
the accidcIf t. visit her husband. and srriv-
Ell there IN time t. give him her aid. We
arr sorry e hear Of this accident to our Md
aud estesN~d fhsud. and trust that bis In
iurics. may prove only teiilp rary.'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
PURE wines ut O.lcll'ss Hall.

s l.. Holman bRo., HELESA.-Tl,is old
Helena firm has reopened business in that
city. having embarked in new branch Of
trade. They have just received lar stock
Of mems. youths and boys ready-made cloth
ing and furnishing goods. hats. caps. &c.. to
which they direct the attention Of buyers
They Offer all the latest styles, and goods Of
the best quality. Parties visiting the Fair
should drop in aud examine their extensive
stock
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

RAIy.-We have taken the trouble To make
inquiries regarding the annual fall OF rain IN
Montana since iss settlement By the whites.
aud find il the universal experience OF all
our nioueers that the amount Of rainfall has
been Inc reased every year, and It has ASSUME
81 ,.cre regularity In it, visitatioLs. This
rear .our spssmx rains .oDntinued until tie
n.i.ifilr n June. and the ri. rains commenced
arlr Ia Anx.ss. The sbisssssa this year has
ba.en slmose double that nfss,y prevk,ns y.'as
si.ses o.ss. ss1i1lnrs. o seysr fsa1 i9 - Isr.
fitOFy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
WHAT every bod Says must be 50, that
John Man,j tap. the best Beer in the City.

BOHEMIAN MINING CoMPANY.-This is the
title cf company orgamized III this place,
and {. imposed exclusively Of citizens Of Boze-
iran, operating il Norwegian G',ich. Madi-
son county. The gentlemen composing the
CONF any are all w"rking men, and there i
no doubt Oi their ultimate SUCCESS in Norwc.
gian. which is known to contain good placer
digg,nys. We understand they have plenty
u ground, and all the appliances. couplea
with willing hands and good M ,cles, neccs-
sary to work it successfully.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

KEEcE CKEEK.-The ia, mrrs in this pro-
Iliic section "f the Gallaiin valley. We are
Informed. will harvest an unusually large
crop this season. They escaped from the
late: visiniion Of the g-asshoppcrs, and hav-
ing favorable season. the yield Of grain.
&C., Is consequently larger than heretofore.
The Rcecc creek settlement Is composed OF
an Industrious. thrifty population, and we
congratulate them upon tue success which
las rewarded their toll.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
CHOICEST cigars At Odell's Hall

Rxv. +. C. IILFr left for Virginia City this
morn;ng TO preside ut the Quarterly Confer-
ence or The N. f. Church winch co"vencs III
that place tomorrow. We are pleased to
learn that his new position az Presiding Elder
will NOT nccess;tate Mr.. lifts absence from
Bnzen,an but about one week during each
r,.,,th
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
Tho hest 81 .po, ting and blasting Pow
per at WALTER CUJPEK'3 Gun Store.

WHAr can he more startling than to see q
delica'e and fascinating young lady with a
long train suddenly urn around. without
giving the unsuspecting individual behind
her any warning whatever, gently s'oop.
reach back with her ri 1ht foot, and kick des.
rsratrIy? She is going 70 cross the street.
and ia merely switching OF her train tor The
new lircl zion.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
GrvAr excitement at O.iell's Hall.

Re-. Ed. A. DsIDGER, the new Methodist 4
iii appointed by the late general Con-
terence 1t SAT- 1 .skc to supply the pulpit here
during tile absence OF Mr. I!iff. arrived last
week. and preached Sunday evening. Tn
congregation was well pleased with his first
effort. he Is 81: cerc in lis work. and no
doubt desirable results will reward his efforts.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
BEST WHISTLES 1t O.lell's Hall.
l.rodsee II ueIeas.

The market il very firm a.. Htlvauccd Prfce-e.
Flour !. dull At S. tor good XXX brands;
Xxx at g 90. Oats are selling from wagon vi
~ IS pr 100 It's. for good fcvd. Barley.
2l4.2 2 cts. per III. Wheat, : l-2 per ID.
fof xn.Hl Clean. Potatoes, 2c's. per ID OAR
nn> scarce. aud nnn, e..niug ia, pets per b.
Cabbage. 81 O:ts. Butter, 35cts. kygs, 4O:.
yer dog y. Hay. $l5 r"r tOu.-Hera!d.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
Onrlr.G Hall 10 in iuli blast.

FoR rus EAlR.-Geo w. Fox. Esq. lett
thi- ,a..f.la. f"r Helena. where he will re-
,r4;r ;ini;l at;.r The Fair. We have come 70
'r,t, j, Ma r. Fox ~ one OF our own citl-
2, -. ia itus. that the attractions Of Helena
VIII not c:.use hitn to forget the fact.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

r,orR.-A simgle sale IT 400 sacks Of XXX
hour was made in this place Friday last Ut
a rer sack.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
Mercha1dise in Bozeman.

NAVIC00@OAOO - 4DOACA aA6sus
The merchants # Rozenlan have made
larger shipments this season than ever be-
tore. and our town has never been go well
supplied with as general and desirable assorf.
ment ct merchandise a. at the present time.
The va, inMs stocks embrace better articles
than heretofore imported. The lively COM
petition existing here has rendered this
necessary. None but ;rst-class goods are
offered f,r sale. and Bozeman has the rpn-
ta,ion, which she undoubtedly deserves. Of
being the best and cheapest market in the
Territory. Parties who have lately Visited
Virginia City and price the leading staple
ARTICLES IN that market state that prices tor
the same in Bozeman range from Is to 80 per
c. Ut lower than in that place A gentleman
VIII" tried the same thing in Helena informs
is that he can buy goods at retail in Boze-
man as cheap as in quantity at the mctropo-
lis. This should be- gratifying to consumers
IL this county. and they should BY al means
concentrate the whole trade Of the valley
here. The enterprise ard public spirit ot
our merchants in thus placing their prices
down below the market rates Of the more
distant trade CENTRES Of the Territory should
be- encouraged to the extent OF the exclusive
Of Eastern Montara.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

EoAD THROUGH Rocky CANYoN.-Througi,
the enterprise OF some IF our citizens. aided
by the county to some extent. one Of the
best roads in the county has been construct
ed through Rocky Canyon. The old road
crossed the creek seventeen times tet~ cen
the mouth "f the Canyon and Chesnu,'s co.!
mines; the new one only crosses twice. and
good substantial bridges span the stream at
these crossings. The cOntraci for making
the road and constructing The bridges was
awarded to Mr.. w. II. Tracey. and he did t he
work In creditsblc manner, except, possibly,
= small portion Of the gnsdinR, which is mar
row for, large wagons. Col Ciiesnnt will BE-
enabhrd 70 supply our market with coil
through the entire winter. Heretofore the
road to his mlues was blOckaued by snow
psrt Of the winer. bu: the new 1ne is not
susceptible to such, contingency.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
LOOK At THESE PRICES:

! The following list Of prices for goods so offered
reduced from 40 cents Is
reduced from GO 40
Coloel Apacas
reduced
81
Bleached
nneslae
CARPETS ;rcn3l
Carimts reduced
,liey (loaks reduced to
from 81 80
a.ieS from
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

Dr.. OsBoRN received an invoice Of fresh
dru S .dnestlav. 1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

The several Touring mills IN the county
w;l, he ken, red hot 70: some time to come,
turning the new grain into f'our.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

HARRY II. SMYIIE. cuts aud makes gentle
mems clothing to order. Also Cleans and
Repairs-in the kwan building. Call and SEQ
him.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
N1HUll.E

N(1TICE.
All persons indebted to the Drug Store Of ". w
Morris BOZ man are hereby notified to come for.
ward Immediately aud settle.
s. W. LANGHORNE
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

why pay y cents for a glass Of Beer. when
1ou can get it at Ma,aj's tor y IL cents.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

DIVINE SERvrcks.-Scrvices will be con-
duc,cd next Sunday in tho n. Z. Church BY
Ray. E. A, Bridger. morning and evening.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04
October LIST. 1874.

October LIST, 1874.
have placed in tn, ,cuds Of Naior John
r. Bruce. for collection all Of t..,: ACCOUNTS
due me tor subscription TO Marc!, 1874. To
the MoNTANIAN. aud pssms.lt Il desired by
the first day oi October, 1874.
CT. COrE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

FRESH BEER always on tap at Man.j's;
only II ~ cents per glass.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-04

NEW Goops.-A train arrived Monday,
and discharged lis load at j. 3. 4 ). y.
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