Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-12-04
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gOOds yesterday.
kich 8 Wilson were busy vesterd.,
opening new goods. "~'
a. Lampe 3 Co. received from ro-;,,,
Iyesterdayk fresh stock Of sn,uis o rh.ne
arc now open. '' WHICH
= commenced showing in thia Mac.
fysNrday at 10 o'clock, and is comiro
"va :! tnls writing ct lively rate. !.
ktch & Wilson are in receint - . e..
10y 9I prints. We like the stvie of - J
CAMEO. being we'll adapted to tie sea.o" ~
Oliver Berne,r came IN yeeterd.v iii,
nm mule tram. being ~ Az o;f frc .n
Co1nne. He had goods for nearly iii ~
our merchants. - -
AT : recent Parlor Entert.;nm.,, :.
ne!ens inc sum Of 3467 was netted. The
.;S ~ gwen to the Presbyterians TO
~ = the completion Of their church.
Accounts for subscription to the Counr.
- % October LIST. are Sll made out. And
our friends will materially aid rs lust nov
" coming in and paying the amounts due
AccIDENr.-Dr. A. NJ. Smith. had the
misfortune few days since Of HAVING his
right shoulder dislocatcd, but we are elad
70 zee him around again attending to busi.
ness
Mn: CLAff, the.new Agent for the Grow
Indians accompanied BY his wife. arrived
at this place On Monday evening. and pro.
cecded the next morning to the Agency.
accompanied,by Dr.. Wright, tho Agent
and Nelson Story, ESD, Contractor.
Charles Rich, Esq, of tho firm OF Rich
= Wilson, has returned from his trip to
the Pacific Coast, looking hearty as of
y0re. Mrs. Rich remained In California.
and we are glad to learn is much improv-
ed in health.
DEER LodGE SENDS GREErrHa.-Our
industrious agent and clever friend, DR..
y. f. Muslgbr0d, of Deer Lodge City, sent
US few days ago goodly lis: Of subscrb-
ers to the Courier. with the promise Of
more in the early future. Accent our
grateful thanks, Doctor and persevere in
your good work.
A. Lammc s Co. sold 500 sacks Of Xxx
Hour to Nelson Story at SIS per sack. The
flour il for tho Crow Agency. The price
OF Xxx in B0zcu,sn is SO. There is
considerable amount of v heat being taken
daily to the Gallatin Mills. Meadow &
Bro. are turning out very fine -four and
the mill Ia kept running day and night.
The goods things Of life to be had at
Williams 4 MurMy'A Billiard Hall.
Those Of our Farmers: escaping the raw
ages Of the grasshoppers, haye . good
thing Of it in the advance of Hour. and il
has enabled many of them to be rcalieved
IT heavy loads Of debt. 1T is an i'll wind
that blows nobody good"
We are in daily expectation of lengthy
letter from our valued friend 'Valley
Farmer" who is sojourning in California
this winter. 1t would be very entertain.
ing reading to have his views on the prev
sent situation in Gallatln, especially the
grain questionable advance on -four, &C.
When al the trains loaded with goods
for BOzeman get in, our merchants will
have lively times, Is many leading articles
we're running short. As all the trains |
loaded for Montana will now be able to
get in. We hope Heleda merchants viii
AXE off the advance caused BY fears that |
heir goods would not reach them before |
Spring.
Judge Beck has commenced shipping
lis flour to Helena. We trust the Judge
will realize handsomely on his shipment
His wheat was of . good quality, and |
le shows his usual good judgment iu
cling while the price IS good.
Edward Creighton, who died in Omaha
he s'ss5 day; was !es Mss|saiast
made will, but no such document has
cen found since his deceasc.
Elder Mikes Grant, in Z recent sermon at
sioux City, proved to the satisfaction of
lis hearers that spiritua!ists and mediums
rerc 'tallcn angels-the angels which kept
ct their first estate" Our friend Ma
uirc is much older than We hal supp ,scd.
The best wines, liquors and cigars at
he Billiard Hall. Stock always full.
We understand that the Post Office De>
artmcnt has concluded Z contract with
}ilmcr & Salisbury for carrying the U. s.
nail from Corinne to Helena for twelve
months, at the rate of SO, 600 per month,
vhich, we presume, will now warrant
hem in the regular delivery of the mails
t this Office.
Strausburger h Sporting have purchas>
d of E. +. Friatey, the property which
hey now occupy, for tho sum of $4,000
hin property 10 centrally situated on the
ortiz side of main street, and is very de>
iratlc. When these gentlemen get uf
heir new brick IN place of the frame
uilding it will present . very imposing
l .
,ctural beauty Of Bozcman. Il
We have added goodly ntmher Of sub
cribers to our subscription books during
ne past week. and there 10 room for more.
ooh We expect to double our list 10 this
Spring opens. For the
beral patronage We are receiving our
Earnest thanks arc due TO many friends
no are working for tbs COURIER. We
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curing in from all quarters.
The best Of everything at Williams &
[urray's Hall Step in and see.
Quite early few mornings since Mr..
itcl,er came down from his ranch above
ort Ellis, and picked up . soldier near ,
&c Half way House, WHO had evidently
,ent the greater part OF the night IN the
lains. sleeping off the effects of de-
Ruch. He had little life in him when
,und. and hA1 the weather been colder
ack Frost would have taken HIM CONS
letcly in.
Trains having goods for Ellis = Davis
ill be in this week, and the ladies can
ave an opportunity of examining the fine
ock purchased BY Jacob Ellis in New
ork. This firm means to cell at ,
cures tina: will astonish buyefs They
ill also have big stech of gracer'es and
quOrs.
A nrxoR reached Bohemian few days [
nee to the effect that Messrs B0wlcs, I
'radley and Reed, well known mountain I
len and scouts, were killed 10 the Yellow.
one country by Indians sometime last
lont;,. 1t il not believed by persons &C. {
tainted with these men. They have t,0
luch experience in Indian warfare to be
Aught mapping in hand Of lscs:le savages.
TIE best form of life insurance is the
Ten year term policy" Of the Life A.
,ciatiOn Of Amerjca. The rates are plac-