Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-11-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Sleich,pg In and around Bozeman is good.
Lieutenant Wordcn, lately at Fort Shaw,
10 now stationed at Fort Ellis.
All kinds Of Dry Goods to be found at
A. LANlNIE & cos.
Butter 10 not very plentiful in Bozcman,
and al brought in meets ready sale.
The finest family Blankets at
SrRASBCRGER & SPERLINC'S.
Persons in want Of Gum Boots and Over.
shoes will do well to call on.
A. lAMME & co.
We notice that farmers are now bringing
in their wheat to the Gallatin Mills to be
turned into -four, since the recent .dvance.
Lieutenant Qu.nton and family have arrived
1t Fort Ellis, and we trust will find the
change from Fl. Shaw to Ellis pleasant one
Just received, Ladies', Misses and Chil>
dren's Shoes, in great variety, at
A. LAAiME & cos.
We have heard that Grange Ball will
come off early in December at Gallatin City.
The supper Is t. be gotten up by Mrs. John
A. Culver. which insures it success.
Eggs bring one dollar per dozen in Helena
Ten dollars . sack is asked for flour over
at Helena
AT SIEASBCRGER & sPERLING'S
you will find the best Boots in the market,
Just received from the East
LEcTURE.-Rev r. C. Iliff will lecture in
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday even
ing Subject-''jn the beginning Cog" All
are invited 10 attend.
An extensive lire of Gents Underwear for
sale cheap, at A. LAMME s. cos.
Eggs are in demand and are bringing from
90 TO GO cents per dozen in Eozeman. Our
friend Louis Sporting gives tie highest price
Tor them as usual
Major Bcrham, We regret 10 learn, was not
well enough 10 come on 10 Fort Ellis with the
Company that reached Bozcman from Fort
Shaw. We understand, however, he will
soon be able to join his comrades.
The prospect for tine weather is very fair
at this writing. A month of good weather
would be very desirable. rs many farmers
have not threshed their grain.
A fine assortment Of Gents BUCK. Chin~
chills, Seal aad Cloth Gloves, at
A. LAMME s. cos.
The question as to whether winter has set
in or not is yet undetermined. Some days it
looks as if we would have yet some good
weather between this and Christmas. but in o
few hours it begins to snow aad dashes all
our hopes. We will all know by waiting.
The farmers arc still hauling in hay. This
article has paid very well. the grasshoppers
not having gotten away with al! Of it. 1t is
rather doubtful if there he enough hay q the
county to carry the stock through the winter,
if it should be severe one.
The recent advance in -four in Helena was
wholly unexpected, and the opinion prevails
that it will rot hold at the present high fig
ures. 1t has had very little effect on the
market here There is one good result in this
advance. Most of the wheat in Galatin
county is unsold and in the hands Of the far
mers, and they will be benefited by the rise.
A full and complete assortment Of Staple
ard Fancy Groceries At TorroM Prices at
A. LAslAIE 6 cos.
In the District School in Bozeman, we
would make sugge stion. -Four O'Clock. p.
m. is rather too late to dismiss school these
short days. In California O'Clock, p. m, is
the hour for closing all the schools for the
day. We are satisfied the change would work
well both 10 pupils and parents.
We shall feel under many obligations if
those indebted for subscription to the Courier
would pay just now. In getting: mp new
/. flee every dollar due US is needed. 1t is but
q small amount to each subscriber, yet large
sum TO us if all pay.
THERE is very large amount OF freight
on tn way from Corinne to Mon.an.-morc
than has ever been s,efore 1t this period Of
the year. II WI all get through, for there is
gong 10 he Gre spell of e Cd weather,
which will last TIL Christmas. Our mer>
chants will soon be in receipt Of largc stocks
viii. Ii will be advertised in the COURIER, as
our tyre ,c.! Virgin "a City this Corning.