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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-22

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Dismissal of Rev. +. WheelOck.

Dismissal of Rev. +. Wheelock.
Pursuan, to Letters Mlssivc issued by
the Congregational Church in Cambridge,
March S0th, 1874. an Ecclesiastical Coun-
Gil met in the Congregational Church in
Cambridge, April 18th. at IL o'clock A.,
to take into consideration the %ismissal Of
Rev. Il. Wheelock from the pastoral
charge of that church.
DR.. Benz. Fairchild called the meeting
to order and read the Letters Missive
DR.. Beaj- Fa,rchild was chosen Moder.
ator. and lev. G. II. Frcuch. Scribe.
Prayer was Offered by Rev T.. p. By.
ing,on, after which the roll was called
and the Cou nci! was found to consist OF
the following representatives Of the church.
cs invited
The Cong Church in Milton--Dr. Ben.
FairchiId, delegate.
Westford Rev. G. p. Byington. act.
ing pastor; Dea. WIN. Hickok, delegate
Johnson Rev G. Fl French, pastor
Bro. James Holmes, delegate
After a few statements from the com.
mittec Of the church in reference to the
object of the Letters Missive, the Counc.
adjourned till 100 PM. for dinner.
On resuminy the session. the letter ol
resignation Of the Pastor was read. and
The action of the church thereupon.
After a full dcliberation, the Council
voted to advise the dissolution of the pas.
toral relation. and to commend the church
to the sympathies and prayers Of God.
people. that they may speedily have al
undersheperd
Tn. Council then voted to adjourn
BENZ. FAIRcnILD. Moderator.
G. II. French. Scribe.
Il. Leach was brou hit before Justice
Stafford last Wednesday, charged with
hayiDg by moonlight. Fine, SIS and cost.
War broke out in Centre district ov-
er building y new school house. AMI 1--we.
ly school meeting was held there lat Nm
day evening. They voted TO repair the
old one.
-Wh'oping cough is prevail ing in The
north part Of the town.
"A. j. Crane and 4. d. Hadley have
moved 10 Fairfax aud opened a tiu-shop.
-Sugaring still continues, aud viii last
the month out.
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A boy named Sullivan. only nine years
of age, employed in WiuOoski in the
Wooden Mill. had his right hand drawn
into the machinery. 1t was terribly man.
gled and he will suffer the loss of a thumb
and two fingers. The law Of the State
explicitly says that no person under fifteen
years OF age shall be emploYed in a fac
tory.
A MoXTRosITY.-A IN living in
the vicinity of Swanron Junction, recently
gave birth to twins. a hog anc girl. The
girl was of perfect form. but the boy was
a mrntrostty, having a perfectly formed
ROSTERS comb extending the length of its
head. Its feet and limbs, from the knees
dcwn, were formed like a fowls, with
spur two inches long, 1t lived but Il
short time.
bennington is going 10 beaut;fy her.
self. and proposes to establish IA deer
park. A clun for the preservation OF
game aud fish has beeu organized among
the sporismeu of that enterprising village.
Seven furnaces are in full blast at the
Rolling Mill at St. Adams, running day
and night, aud the "green hands" are
rolling out on an average about 80 tons OF
rail per day, The average daily produc-
ton of the men who struck last winter was
about 60 tous.
The shipment of choice focks Of sheep
fr,m Vermont TO the far West has become
quite an important Industry, but never be
fore has a flock gone so far as one OF la
sent, a few days ago, from the vicinity OF
PittsforL to Washington territory, 400C
miles.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD CnANGE.-Thc
trains on the Addison railroad, until fur
Their notice, will run only to Ticonderoga
all trains between Ticonderoga and
Port Henry having been discontinued.
"A town hall, memorial hall and {
graded.school house are to be erected n
Hdrdwick, the coming season.
Navigation on Luke Champlain ha:
begun.
The second reunion ofthe graduate.
and friends Of Barr a. Burton Seminary
occurs the present year, July LIST.
Luther Lucas Of st. .Johnsbury, wal
so badly hurt by a train of cars at Gro
ton, on Friday, that he died in IA few hours
Sudden changes ofclimate are sources
of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatl'
Affections. Experience having proved TIA
simple remedies often act speedily ant
certainly. when taken in the carly stageso
the disease, recourse should be at ouct
had to Dr.. n e.. Whites Pulmonary EI
lxir. let the Cold. Cough or Irritation o
the Throat be ever 50 slight as by this
precaution a more serious attack may bt
ciTectually warded off, Ask your Drug
gist or Dealer for The Household Rcccip
:. Book which contains information valua
Bile to all housckeepers. or a copy will bt
forwarded free by mail, gu apt LEGATION t,
Loren B. Lord. Burlington Vt. Is"
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IN HYDE PARK VILLAGE! )!

Wishing to leave this section of Vermont, | pro-
pose to sell my residence, with land ATTACHED, alta
uai IA Il. The house Is IN thUrvu sh repuir,two stories
inbei hit, mudeiied aia %rustiuae ,nui.tl IN Il substantial
manper. anu has amp room for four tenements,
each If winch nre Ul can TIC made totally separate
from the uther. 7 .oro is also I'm eli, winch | have
occupied Tor II Photographic gallery which can be
easii, fitted inton millinery 5 ore, shoe or harness
shop, or for almost any other business. Excellent
and never falling water froma spring on the prem
Uses is conveyed to the inner part OF the house. A
barn, and sheds are on the'plcmises. Besides the
garden. and terrace in front, there are two build
Ing lots on Eden ST., which l can sell any time |
wish. This place has j. maple shade trees all In
a thrifty STATE of sr'wth. VIII dispose OF my
plotp. raphic materialso Or not, Just as the purchas-
or may eject.
1t IS conceded that tho above property has a To-
cation that eau scarcely be surpassed in The beau
tiiul vale Of the Lam,illo. \ an ing as IL does high
and DIR, aLuut ton feet ABOVE the bcu level OF the
street. and commanding II view rarely equalled for
its picturesqe love inesr--one which never can DO
Instructed from the verandahs oan he tax on in
at u glance, Emore Peak the Stowe Range, Old
White fhce, and many other emIhences Of lesser
altitude, the P. Il q. r. r., the fertile Morristown
meadows, the spires ~ the neigh BORING village Of
Cady'S Ftits.-ati Coin lining to form u rare though
real picture Of natures lald,work,-
Light, va NTH, and speuting 6 ecnness, and over all
Blue, stainierr steel brah, ether, mining down
TT ,nquility u pon the guodiy town,
Thetr.hinp meadows, and he h'ilsides brown,
Asinni b ing stretch Of 'nonntiin-land.. far seen
pn pie and amber, sofiyy blended, hlis
The wooded wales, and melts along the hillsi
A vine, fingcd river, winding to is rest
On the calm bosom of II stomiess sea-
The estate is SITUATED on the corner of Main and
Eden Streets, in the eastern portion Of Hyde Park
village the shife.tuwn Uf the Gu, W, contains q
bank, Newspaper, academy hotels, stores, shops,
churches, t6wIi-hail. etc., and is just two minutes
walk from the clean dcpot grounds Of che Port
land a 0-densbuIshRa Rail-, ua-ile great highway
from the ial 9 t. til, sea. The Vitae is IN q
plateau 200 feeta 'Oye the river, delightfully."- situa-
ted isnnly ai1ut tw" hours' drive to Mt. Mans
Geld. and in near proximity to m..ny famous scenic
resorts.
II PROPERTY WILL BE 0 CHEAP!
1t is u suitable residen, e for a family of means
und leisure. or for one wishing to Keep boarding.
house. or 60 ron.; or any ether man. The OppOr-
tunlt, s ~nli.sful the one who offers it hopeful
tho one VIII pufciates OW be cheerful. For terms
eio., apply To MN NJ. HILL.
Hyde Park, VT. April 10th, 1874. 23u
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UO2cON.

UOlc0W.
Farmers are pleased with this as a
sugar season.
The desk of the Congregations
Church is still unoccupied.
The hands employed by the HoHe &
Box Co. gnt up a sugaring-off and dance
at the shop, April Goth.
The wife of Henry Welch has left
for parts unknown. Eumor saws she ha:
gone after her Darling!
-Mrs. S. Gates started for the West
April Dist on a visiting tour G. NJ. Gate'
intends going rs soon as he can get his bus
mess a~r-rArgrd'
b. Burnell and family have moved
into Mr.. Gates house to keep things ii
order while they are away.
M. S. Buruell7and W. j. Hutchiu'
are to occupy b. Bu,nell's house.
Moses Gray has rented Jack Gray's
house and land in the village Tor one year.
The Fairman Block is only occupied
for a tin shop, grocery and Masonic hal
at present.
j. &. Taylor starts for Boston this
week to buy his spring goods.
Work on the copper mines has been re-
sumed Report says it bids fair to be a
prosperous mine.
The American Hone and Box Co,
have a contract with the Lebanon MOI
Go. to furnish them with mop sticks.
The Peg factory at No. Wclcott is
to operation next week.
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.3L0,29sr'ille.

Will, Simmons, a lad Of II years,
at work for the Novelty Clothes Ra ok
Company, got his hand caught in the
plancr last monday afternoon, and tore 1t
off with the exception Of one finger, which
hung only by IA small piece of skin The
physicians, Rublee and .Iackmap took the
and off at the joint, aud he is now doing
well. Immediately upon learning the ac-
cident a couple Of boys started a subscrip-
ton paper for him, and have raised not
far fro 5000. -Caizen.
-Gilbe:t has opened his store and is
having a good trade.
e. Is. Merriam has sold out his in
terest in the foundry.
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County Mass Convention of the Order OF Patrons
Of Husbandry.

The members of the order of Put.
rons of H~usbandry in Lamoille County
are requested to meet in mass convention
at the Town Hail in Hyde Park on Thurs.
day the 23l inst. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
for the transaction Of important business
connected with the order. Let there be
a general attendance. and don't forget 10
bring the ladies.
A cordial invitation is also extended to
members of the order outside Of the
County. BY request,
l. b. SHERWIN.
Master of Contra, Grange.
HIDE Park, Vt.
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NIOrTrSFTfFNj W
April 9TH, 1874. 2ltf

"P'i th' vi "'
JAMES W. REIRDoN, } Lamoille Co. Cour
MINNIE NJ. REIRDON.
Whereas, James W. Reirdon, of Hyde Park,
in the county of Lamoillc, has filed his petition
in the office of the Clerk of said court, returna-
able to sud court at the next May Term there
of, setting forth, that on the 9Th day of August
A D 1863, he was lawfully joined in marriage
to one Minnie NJ. Darling, by Rev. Geo. W.Bi
ly at Morrisville, in Larnoille County; that from
the date of said Marriage to the present time,
said petitioner has continued to reside in said
county of Lamoille, and in due observance of
the marriage covenant; but that the said Min
ME, on her part, hath not obser ed and kept
the marriage covenant, but hath violated the
same; and, for the causes set forth in sud petit
ton, praying that the bonds of matrimony now
existing between him, the said petitioner, and
the said Minnie, petitionee, be dissolved. and
that said petitioner, be granted q Bill Of Di-
vorce; land it appearing that the said Minnie
NJ. Reirdon, is residing without this State, so
that process cannot be served upon herr 1t Is
Ordered, That the petitioner cause the substance
of his said petition, together with this order
thereon to be published in the Lamoille News
dealer, n newspaper printed at Hyde Park in
the County of Lamoile, three weeks successive
ly, the last of which publication to be ut least
twenty days prior to the term of Court to which
sud petition is IN vde returnable, and the said
Minnie NJ. Reirdon is hereby notified of the
tendency Of said petition, and to appear before
the Ltmoille County Court next to be holden at
Hyde Park, within and for the County of La
moille, on the 4th Tuesday of May A. d. 1874,
then and there to make answer to said petition.
Given under my hand at Hyde Park in said
Lamoillc County this DIST day of April A. d.
1874. &. Is. SAWYER, Clerk.
W. II II. KENFIELD, Atty. fos Petitioner.
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Local Matters.
p. a. o. Time Table.

Trains leave st. Johnshury for West Concord, at
7,3e A. NJ, and Ass pm.
A attic Train leaves Hyde Park Mt 3:5aA. NJ. on
Mouda, S and arrives at st. Johnsbury ut Sis A. N
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LOhns0n.

Thunder, lightning, rain, snow blow
and mud, within the twenty -four hours Of
Monday, but that did net intimidate the
" Dramatic Club" They we're busy as
bees IN June, preparing for their enter
tainment Tuesday evening. 1t was a
good one, and drew a large house.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-22

nnGOODCOWs AND 4 FEW PAIRS WORK.
XVI ING CATTLE for sale by me. Term
IS cash down, the balance In equal payments to
be made in |. 2, 8, 4, u, 10, "a. Is aud l6 months,
time, or s per cent. diseonot for ready pay.
"A lien will DO retained on all cattle sold on time
whether the purchaser be rich or poor.
II. s. PAGE.
Uydererk, April I'D, 1874, ST
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FOR THE VIII


As our Remover il
requires too long q I
much care, to restore
Whiskcrs, we have
dye, i'll one p~reparatio.
quickly and cffectuall
This result. 1t is e
and produces q colo
neither rub nor wash
all Druggists. Price
Manufactured by R. P.
srrrrh ut
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ever mado. which everybody is invited to call and
examine. D%airymen will find it for their advan.
tasc to purchase of him. as in quality of goods and
prices hs offers special inducements.
A large stock of Zinc always on hand.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-04-22

ICOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.-The
Store and Residence lately occupied by me and
built by John GriswOld. located In the center or
business portion ofNo. II ydePark The buildings arc
all new and commodious, and furnish one Of tho
best chances fortusiness in the State. For further
Information apply to l.. r. Butts at North Hyde
Park, or to the Subscriber in johnson.
SEWALL NEWTON.
= March 2sth. 1874.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22
=. W BUGERT.
Secretary and Treasurer

Mr.. G.. G. BRoGAN, Of San Erancisco, a
California miner and capitalist, las been on
q visit to our place the past week, and is now
At Sterling. Mr.. Brogan comes to Montana
% invest in mines, and having been IN cor
rcspondence with some OF the claim owners
in the mines OF Brldger Canyon. had particu-
larry in view those mines. III company with
some Of our citizens, he visited Brid9er Cam
yon few days since and made IN examine
ton OF the placer dixsings there. We UNDER
stand be was iaverabls impressed with regard
to tho character OF the mines. TherVb no
doubt Of their paying well for working, aud
their extent u ,almost usIimited. The nu-
merous and extensive bars Of Bridger - well
a. those on the creek above the month %
Bridges, and tue fosf Hills for miles around,
prospect well, aud o1yy require little capt.
tai to be worked. We hope Mr.. BroGau may
determine to work them. Those holding
claims or possessinX interests In the ground
should y )ibssal In their negotiattsaa With
him, and encourage him to develop them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22
YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.
New Organization.

To the Hon. John p. Bruce, Chairman:
SIR: The important kilograms just received
| and published in the current issue 1t the
AvAxr COURIER have an important bearing
upon the project Of our organization. 1t is
useless. of course, to indulge in regrets no,o,
but it will readily be seen that in the return
of our Expedition we have perhaps lost a
grand opportunity. 1t is not yet too late to
save ourselves if we but 50 eneryetically to
work to effect q reorganization. As 1t was
not, and is not. intended to violate any Uni
ted States or Territorial laws, or to invade
the treaty rights Of any Indians, it is not
reasonable to suppose the Government will
attempt any obstruction.
A party of 200 or 800 Crow warriors l. about
to 60 out against the Sioux, and at least l25
Of the late Command are anxious to re-
turn to the Big Horn country. If we 90
rightly to work we may yet recover the
ground the Committee has reason to know
has been lost and, ii we are to do SO, it is
necessary to rc-organize Immediately. We,
therefore. call for instant enrolment Of all
who desire to take advantage OF the efforts Of
tho Committee is making to ensure a success
full Expedition. We are now expecting val
liable assurances OF support and assistance,
which will be made public at the proper time,
and IT, the meantime we ask all who wish to
join US to send in names and data without
delay.
For the Committee,
j. V. BOGERT,
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j. V. BOGERT,
Secretary and Treasurer.

The NEW Ell DonADo.-Wc had call
Wednesday from Mr.. w. A. Davis, one of the
best miners in the Territory. who had just
come up from the Jefferson river mines. Mr..
Davis. afterIan investigation and what little
prospecting could be done at the present
stage of the water. is satisfied that the mines
are the biggest thing that has ever before
been struck in the Territory. The most
natterjng prospects have been obtained ali
along tile rivtr. Work will be commenced
by large number of claim owners rs soon
as the river commences to fall. The erection
Of buildings has already commenced on the
new town site recently laid out :near the
Davis bar. Timbers were being gotten out
for q mercantile house by Mr.. Hyde, gentle
man of almost unlimited capital. and before
the coming Of the sere ard yellow leaf live
ly mining town and camp will be established
on the jefferson.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

WITHIN TIE memory OF many Of the pres.
ent generation likeness of ones self or oil
some tca. iri.nd w6ulj have cost fortune
In fact, such extreme pleasure was enjoyed
only by Kings aud Queens. or by families Of
noble blood or Of great wealth, while at the
present time lar better likeness can be Oh
taincd for a micro song ut Geer's Portable
photographic Gallery III Bozeman. l.emcm.
Der this is the last opportunity, as shall stay
but few days longer. Single pictures 81 80,
or 81 per dozen; warranted to give entire
satisfaction or no pay.
L. II. GEER, Artist.
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SERVICES were held 10 the new church on
Sunday last. Rev. Mr.. Kixgin, assisted BY the
pastor, Rev. r. Z. LID. conducting the same.
4 large congregation was In attendance
The sermon OF Mr.. Rig&in displayed earnest.
ness Of thought and ability. lie ia young
man Of pleasant address and is evidently de-.
voting lis every effort to his divine calling.
We acknowledge a call from him during his
sssy here. and trust he may make It c0nveui-
cut to visit our place often.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

DISTINGUISHED VIsITIRs.-Gen. Belknap,
Secretary of War, Hon. Columbus Dclan0,
Secretary Of Interior, General Babcock, Of the
Presidents household, General Phil Sheridan
aud General Leg.ctt, Commissioner of
Patents. are now on the list to visit the Ma
tiona' Park this summer-in August. 1t q
few distinguished and influential men get In
there, there will be no more quibbling about
the few thousand dollars necessary to make
it accessible for vcllicles.--New North West.
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THE TERRITORY.
Madison County.


Madison County.
! From the Montanian. May 18th:
the total Indebtedness of Beaver Head Co.
Is 81 ,G60:33.
Several parties are fitting out for a pros.
pectiDg tour along the Jefferson river.
| On and after Sunday next the running
| time Of Gilm"r g. Salisbury's coaches will TX
changed to three days between Corlnnc aud
Virginia City.
Mr.. Chas. l.. Dshl'r. having decided to re-.
side permanently in Virginia. is expected t.
arrive with his family in II few days.
Currants are in full bloom down on the
valley farms. The Likeness of the season, has
apparently had no injurious effects upon
fruit-trees and shrubbery.
Mr.. Cislcr was up from the Lost Lode on
Tuesday. aud brought with him ounces of
gold bullion (s0mething oyer Sl,lOOl, as the
product Of recent run OH ore from that
ledge.
During the coming season Messrs. Hurst &
OlJs will mill the rock taken out by them
last summer while sinking the OBJECT shaft
on their lode in the Havana or Cherry Greek
district.
Dusislg the storm of Saturday there fell at
when melted, made inches oi wafer, and II
inches of rain. making total of p inches
During the two days preceding the storm the
barometer fell upwards OF half an inch.
The price If flour has advanced to four
dollars per sack. ssYhere is no scarcity, and
the price is not likely to get higher.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

FALSE ALARM.-Il,e alarm of tire was given
Tuesday afternoon, aud our people were
rushing iramtically about with empty buckets,
some looking for water and others the fire.
The alarm was occasi0ned By burning lluc
in the house Of Mr.. 5. w. Cook. which sub
sided as soon as the SCOT was burnt out.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

The best Of spo, ting and blasting Pow
der at WALTER COOPEH'S Gun Store. I
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

We have received from Gov. Potts the
hteapial report OF Hon. Cornelius Hedges,
Territorial Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
don, Tor 1878. The report Is gotten Up IN
Z anilesm aa,d Systematic manner. We pub
lisbed .. synopsis In connection with the
message Of Gov. Potts to the last Legislature.
which embrseed TIE most important statis.
tics.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

AKRfvED.-Mrs. Leonard, o; st. Lawrence
county, New York, the mother of our worthy
Postmaster, Mr.. J. II. Taylor and also OF
Mrs. Rich ana Mrs. Langhorne, accompanied
by Miss Van Allen, now Mrs. Davis Wilson.
from the same place, arrived in Bozcman on
Tuesday evening. These ladies will reside
permanently In this place, ami make desira-
Die addition to our social circle.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

MARRlED.-In Virginia City, on Monday,
May 18th, by Ills Exceilency. Gov. d. +.
Potts, MIR. Davis Wilson OF Bozeman, to
Miss Martha Van Allen Of Canton, n. \.
The happy couple arrived in Bozeman
Tuesday. A number of ladies and gentlemen
went out in buggies to meet them and es-
c0rted them to town. They commence the
new reIation under the brightest aud most
suspicious circumstances, and have the sim
cere wishes o. numerous friends AMI acqaint.
ances for long, happy and prosperous liic.s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

PxRsoNAL.-C0l. w. +. Wheeler us.
Marshal, and daughter, from Helena, have
been spending q week in Bozcman.
Rev. Mr.. Kiggin, OF Virginia City. has
been the guest OF Rev. r. e. lliff the past
week, aud expresses himself highly dekghtod
wiki, his visit to oar place.
DR.. Monroe aud Aajor Miller went cvcr to
the Jefferson mines Wednesday to Look after
their claims.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

LErr.-Mr. John Blum, Ole of the found
ers and for number Of years proprietor Of
the Metropolitan Hotel In this city. left yes
terJay tor trip to Utah anu California, and
will bc absent about ten months. lie carries
with him the best wishes Of our people.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

Go TO GEEK's Portable Photographic Gal.
lery for the very best lin Type. Locket or
Ring Picture
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

THE First National Bark OF Bozeman is
having splendid new sign painted. 1t is
one Of HitclIiEs' hest efforts. which is cqiiva
lent to saying that it cannot be cxcellcd In
the Territory.