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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
0TATE OF MINI ESOTA COUN.
NTY OF HOVER, u,
p

Probate Office, Nay 10th A. D. 1874
In the matter Of the proef and psssafs Of
the last win aud testament Of easaA xatild&
Mitchell deceased. late Of ths esaaty Il Phji.-
dslphis, Psan.7 T. 49,.
Whereas, N i1stHaDsat In vrittAa, puy.-
porting to b tie last viii and testa9oae u
sarah Matilda Mitchell 6seeasod, Iate ofskAa
county Of Philsdslphia, Ps1a. has beea HID
in this o@oe :aaa WhsreaA aPPHea&isa Jas
been made BY Lafayette Ftsasi, :Attss.s9 Ssr
the executors Of the lat win and testansot #
said deceased. Praying that tho SANE - pro-
ven and admitted to probats, .seserdiae 10
the laws Of this state:
ThsseCore, II 10 ordered that said appliee>
ton b heard before N at Tie psob ats e0ee,
at the city Of Asstin IN said county, !ea th.A
9Th day at June A. D. 1874, st 10 e'slsok f.
n.
And it IL further ordered, that 1eties Gaslt
b given to Ill ps.sons interested IN said will.
Of the time and place Of said AsasiDe. b. pak>
koation in the Mower County TRA1sca1F1, Z
nswspapsr printed in aid city, fae tl9pe sNe~
eessivs weeks, ones each Wssk HFtoE b ~
tine Of such hearing.
BY the Court JESSE 10SE,
ns-3t Jadgs Il Prsbsts>
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
For Sala or Rant.

W ~0s0 W 6N0UbS
Two desirable dwclling-houses; also
one vacant lot, corner Of Mill and High
Sts., or will exchange for unimproved
land in this County. Enquire at my
residence on Main st., or Of E. o.
Wheelor. l. N. HAWKINS. n3tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

j. SWAN has received a large and
we'll selected stock Of all kinds of Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, &C., Of the very latest
styles, which he offers at the Lowest
living prices. Cali aud examine his
stock aud prices before purchasing
elsewhere. 80.
Swan means business. Give him .
call n3m2
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

HORSE FOR SAlE.-A good heavy farm
horse, seven years old, sound and kind.
Inquire Of s. HUTCHINs.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
OTATE OF MINNESOTA,
~ County Of Mower;-Distriet QoaEA

CTATE OF MINNESOTA.
- County Of Mowes;-Distriet ooseA
Tenth Judicial Distsiet.-Samaoas.
c. Autumn + Go. (sa incorporated ::ssD>
pany) plaintiff W George Rims, dsesoSsst>
The 6tste Of Ainnesets to The abovs named
Defendant:
You sre hereby summoned and rsquise1 e.
answer the complaint in this action. which
has been filed With tie Clerk Of sid Csast>
ct his o6ee in said county, aaa t. sesve .
copy Of year answer to the complaint - the,
subscriber 1t his o6ee, in IL city Of
Austin, Mower County Aforesaid WITH
in twenty days aftse Tie sesvise Of
this Summons spoa you, ezalsaivs 4 tAe
day Of sseh service: .a1 Y yse FL
the time Aforesaid. the Plaintiff i. this estisn
viii take judgment against you for IL SAM
Of ninety dollars and interest thsEeoa, st the
rate Of ten per oslt. per s1nuu, fioa Juo>
74th A. D. 1871, besides costs Of aetioQ.
Dated April 27th A. D. 1874,
3. o. WHBELIR.
Plainti4's Attorney,
rs Austin Mia.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

THE citizens Of Austin have concluded
to have III old fashioned celebration on
the 4th Of July.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
Nj A II IL led.

On tho 18th inst, at tho residence of tho
brides Re- ON, BY Rev. L. Hail, Mn. G. STEW.
ARD Cox, stcr-son Of Rev. c. J. Hayes, md
MISS MARY &. FRANCIS, both Of Cedar City.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

STREET Commissioners are busily cn-
gagged in grading the streets and repair
ing tho crossings %
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QTATE OF MINNESOTA, CONU.
~ TY OF MOWER. %.

0TATE OF MINNESOTA, CONU-
- ~ OF N0WER. %.
In Probate Court
Probate oaies, Nay 10Th, A. D. 1874.
In the matter Of the proof and prsbote Of
the last willard tests9ent Of ". ". 1iehasd-
son deceased, late Of the county Of Winae~
sheik Iowa.
Whereas, IN instrument in writing, Purper-
ting to be the last will and testament Of w..
". Richardson deceased, late Of tie county
of Wianeshiek Iowa, has bssa flsd IN this
once; and whereas, application he's bsen
made BY Daniel Collect, Prayine that IL same
b proven and admitted % probate, aessed1ioe
tn the laws ofthis state.
Therefore, It IL ordered that so3d apQAes-
ton b heard before ~ ct ths pfebsee e0ee.
in The city Of Austin. in said ess.ty. - tba
9th day Of July A. D. 1874, 1t 10 s'elsek A.
n.
And it is further ordered that notes GAall
be given to Ill persons interested in said WILL
Of the time and place Of said beaziDGs BY
publication in the Mower County 1RAx-.
SCRIPT, newspaper printed in said eeoaty.
for three successive weeks, ooce eacA Voek
prior to the time Of such hearing.
By the Court, JESSE ROSE,
s-3t judge Of PrsSste-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
Qaal sRtafa.

WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
! Notice is hereby given, that A. D.
Wright, A. Wright, G. B. Wright and
Chas. Peterson, have no authority to re-
ceive money, or do business on our &C.
count. 4
CHI. s. L. j. Mccormick
II. QRATTAN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

The meeting held at the Court House
last Monday evening, adjourned to meet
in the same place next Saturday evening.
r. N. PADEN rides in a fine top buggy,
recently gotten up in Austin, by Mr..
James Bates, the we'll known carriage
maker.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

J. TRuEsDEL1, has just received full
line of the celebrated REYNOLDS Bros fine
shoes for ladies wear. These are decided
ly the best goods ever offered in the mar
ket-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
First National Bank Of Austin,
(susoessor to Harian W. Page, Bankor.)
OLIVER W.SHAW HARLAN W. PAGE;
President. Cashier.

DIRECTORS.
OLIVER W. SHAY, G. 4. SKINNER,
T.. A. ROLLINS, 60. WHEELER,
president National HARLAN ", PAGE
Lilo lbs Co., Phira.
Eastern Exchange and Drafts On Great Bril-
tain and all principal Continental Cities, 70
ssle ia sums to suit,
Collections will receive prompt attention.
Agents for Inman Line Of Stssmships and
.isksts sold At lowest currency ratios to
4ga from oil Railway Stations in Europe.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

FoR SA1E.-A fine horse, young,
sound and gentle. He weighs 1900
lbs Enquire Of Geo. w. Robinson,
Register of Deeds, or At this Office.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
FARMERS INSURANCE ASSO.
CATION.

OBV ] UOUOo
Sberzv0od's raid upon this
weW~tr1ed institution Of the
Farmers. has greatly in
creased its hold: M2o07z the
public confidence, and: eiv-
en- an impetus to its 6usi-
ness which nothing else
could have done. 1t is the
best advertisement at the
least cost, z0hioh could have
been i111pr0UiSeG.
3. VOSBURC, Agent,
Austin, MINI.
March 10th, 1874:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For a good nice stylish boot, good fit,
pegged or scwcd, go o.. SCHWAN'S.
n5-3m.
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Ice. Ice. IL,

Ice. Ice. Ice.
L. G. Basford has a full supply of this
summer luxury, and will make season
contracts for furnishing it to oil who
may need. Now Is the time. GO
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

A GooD job Of filling and grading has
been done on Bridge street, west of Main.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
Geo, =. Wilbour T. Son,
Merchant Tailors,
And dealers in
Ready~Made Clothing,
GENTS
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, &c.
G. L. HENDERSON & CO.,
Bank, Passage, & Foreign Ex-
change Business,

112 1SV1j VVA3N1s
Tickets to aid from Ill parts Of Europe by
tho Anchor, Gaian, and all other lines, sold
at low ratcs.
Responsible parties can obtain Tickets on
Credit, At liberal rates, until after next har-
vest, if desired.
Money loaned on Real Estate or Collateral
Securities.
Leroy. Mian., Peb, 18th, 1874.
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the threats of the lawless rioters, and the
the reduction Of high license, have main
tanned the confidence and respect of all
good citizens, and we do hereby tender
them our thanks for their unswurving
fidelity to the principles ofright.
Fifth, That a copy of these resolutions
be furnished and presented to the City
Council, and be published in the city pa
pcrs.
o. w. Shaw was called out. He said
he did not come to the meeting with q
spirit of Indignation. but with sorrow.
He regretted that our City Council had
seen fit to undo what the temperance PEG
pie had laborcd so hard to do. That so
manv of our Aldermen had acted incon-
sistant with their profession.
Rev. L. Hall being called for, said tina.
he felt. disguised, mortified, and cingrln.
ed, at the conduct Of our City Council.
Rev. Mr.. Hayes, next addressed the
meeting. He stated that about seventy
of the citizens Of Cedar City. had formed
themselves into an orginzation to assis,
the temperance people Of Austin. That
but recently they had passed o resolution
commencing our City Council in raising
the license to $500. But what should
they say now? There was but one altcrpa
tive, and that was to cxpunge that resolu
tion. The temperance people Of Austin
not only regretted, but the temperance
people throughout the county, the latt
action Of our City Council:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

Russ B. DAVIS
General Agent Home Life lns. Co,
for Southern Minnesota ard Northern Iowa.
OFF,, LIT Door ssxth Il Cart Hsass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18

AQStlH, W!Up'
March 10th, 1874:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-18
BUSINESS CARDS.
F. A.ELDER
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT,

MI. 49,,
Dealer in Grain and Lumber, at Rose Crock,
MINI. New Lumber Yard just opened. Lum.
ber. Lath and Shingles, constantly ON hand.
Try ne. ~
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DEER LODGE ITEMS.
lFrom the New North West. 18th.

. from the New North West, lsthl
On and after this date the Gilmer & Sails.
bury Line of stages from Corinne to Deer
Lodge will be run daily.
Contrary to all expectations the mining
season is opening up very late-In some Of
the camps fully month behind usual time.
In Bear. where the bitches are usually OPEN
ed about the middle of march, they are un-
opened yet, and even the slight flow Of water
that had started, has checked. Very little is
yet being done in active mining at Gold
Creek or Blackfoot, and In the Silver Bow
country operations are just commencing.
COURT fROcEEDINGs.-Cour convened on
Monday, and a good deal of business has
been transacted since. Both Grand Juries
are 10 session. The Territorial Petit Jurors
are summoned for next Monday. Three U.
s. cases have come up this week-one for ill.,
Producing liquor into the Indian country;
one for selling liquor to Indians, and one on
u libel Of goods found in the Indian country.
The verdict has been against the United
States in each case. The cases held over
from last term relating to frauds in the Inli-
an service will come up soon. U. s. District
Attorney, Merritt e. Page, is present for the
prosecution. and Messrs. Sanders, Shober
aid Napton tor the defense. Mr.. Clagett's
appointment as Special Counsel having been
revoked the prosecution devolves upon Mr..
Page alone. The defendants arc all present
in person or by attorney.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

THE denizeas Of Bozcman were honored
recently with visit Fl ON Master Willie Bud
and his sister Lizzie IS no entertainments with
some very excellent music; 1ithe Willie be-
ing wonder in himself in his performance
on the violin accompanied by his sister on
the piano. Willie is only nine years old, and
plays u fine class of music in good taste and
style. The execution il wonderful for one so
young. Mr.. Collins, one Of the most cele-
bratcd yiolinsts Of London was his instructor.
Willie played selections from such operas as
st. Barber dt Lcviglia and Don Giovanni.
Among his choicest gems were Barcai ollie
from Massanello and La u Darem from Don
Giovanni. These were rendered with an ex-
preston almost faultless aud did great credit
to his instructor. who is sole vioiinist at
Covent Garden, Her Maiesty's Theatre. If
Willie keeps on in his chosen pursuit, with
proper instruction, We have no hesitancy In
saying that he may yet become quite as dis
tinguished as any of his instructors. May
the strains of Orpheus continue to sound in
Ills ear and stir his young heart with diviner
harmonies than he yet has dreamed.
Miss Lizzie plays quite charmingly on the
piano. and we are in hopes this may not be
their last visit to Bozeman.
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MADISON COUNTY ITEMS.


u AVA@ ss~ A~sAASV0A001 k0tu
The times are beginning to brighten m
Banker Filing shipped on last Wednesday
$1,000 in dust. Within the next two weeks
dust will begin to roll In, for, in that time,
miners will begin to rinse their piles of pay
grit and extract the needful.
There is to be change in the pastorship
OF st. Paal's Church, OF Virginia city. Rev.
Mr.. Prout goesto Salt Lake City, as Chaplain
In the Episcopal Hospital. Rev. J. G. Nc
Murphy. now Of Shebovgan, Wis.,, is expect
ed to arrive soon and take charge Of the con.
gregation.
Aroo"s Sheridan everything looks like
Prosperity. Hamilton & Sweets new store
aud the dweiling-house of T. s. Hamilton.
are noted additions in the way of improve.
ment. The Lodge Of the /. O, @. Us is in
creasing in numbers rapidly and is second in
membership in MontanaI
The organization of a Grange of the Pa
irons OF Husbandry has been effected on the
The meeting was held At
the residence off. G. Langdon, on the 18th.
The name given is ''Union Grange" No. II.
The officers elected are: J.. C. Lanedon.
Master; s. B. Page, Overseer; A. II. Van
Brocklin. Lecturer; A. T. Rodgers, Stewart:
>. =. Bird, Assistant Stewart; r. Rafferty,.
Chaplain; l. T. Gilman, Treasurer; L. Goes.
scnins' Secretary; VIM. Highland, Gatekeel,-
er; Mrs. Langdon. Ceres; Mrs. Gilman, Po-
mono; Mrs. Page, Flora, and Mrs. CaswelI.
assistant Stewardess. The membership
numbers twenty-four, and was organized by
e. N. Sntherlin. Deputy National Granger
Ior Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

A MnIrARY Posi- AT WHoor-UP.- uL-
dersland that the British Government has be-
come convinced of the necessity therefor,
and has ordered the construction of mill
tary post at Whoop-Up. situated at the base
OF the Rocky Mountains, just above the nor
thern border OF Montana. The post is to be
completed the present season, and is t. o.
garrisoned by the troops at present doing
duty as escort to the surveying corps engaged
in locating the line between, our own and
their country. This will benefit our people
In many ways. All supplies for that section
must Of necessity come from and through
our Territory, and the presence OF the British
troops will have healthy effect upon the
residents and frequenters of that hitherto
Iawless section. where might has SO long pro-
claimed itself rixht.-Herald.
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Renor1ed Death Of Job f. Harvey.

News was brought to this place Tuesday
by the stage driver that Mr.. Job E. Harvey
had died suddenly in Helena. Mr.. Harvey,
in company with Mr.. g. W. Wakefield, went
to Helena last week. The Herald ot Monday
says that Jos. E. Harvey died suddenly of
heart disease near Georgetown.in that coun-
ty on the 18th, and was buried in Helena by
the Odd Fellows with the honors of the Or
der. Mr.. Harvey was prominent Odd Fell
low, being charter member Of the Lodge
at this place, and it is strange that his death,
if it should have been job E. Harvey, was
not promptly telegraplied to the Lodge here
by the Helena Lodge, or that Mr.. Wakefield
has not communicated the fact to friends
here. We shall await more definite informa-
ton before believing that the gentleman
whose death was announced In the Herald
Was our Job E. Harvey.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

PEIseNAL.-Ihos. Deyarmon. Esq, editor
and proprietor of the Afadisonian, made our
town visit this week, and remained with Us
several days. We found Tom the same gent
al, whole-soulcd boy of yore, full of good
nature and quaint jokes. lie succeeded in
getting quite number of new subscribers
TO: the Madisonian, which is an excellent
newspaper aud a true exponent of Democ-
racy. Tom reports the Madsonian flourish
ing like ''green bay OK" and his rustling,
energetic spirit will keep it clear Of financial
breakers. Come again, Tom.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

The April number Of Woods Household
Magazine now upon our table. we'll sustains
its reputation as fIrsc-class, live publication.
While its contents are not deep or scientific,
Its pages arc FREQ from trashy sensational
stories. and are fa1l OF bright sunny reading
that goes hcme to the heart. The magazine
contains Its usual number of illustrations.
and its general appearance compares favor
ably with the higher priced Magazines
subscription price one dollar year; with
chrome Yosemite one dollar and halt.
may begin with any number.
Address.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Newburgh, N. Y.
THE AvASr COURIER and Woods House.
hold Magazine will he furnished to subscrib.
ers one year for S 50 cash.
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY!
ATIEV @UN, HvEDA A0VD1s
In order to make room for our Spring Stock, VI
have made great
REDUCTION IN PRICES !,
on our entire stock of
Dry Goods aud Clothing,
which must be sold 1t all hazards.
SI1usbx,Yez' d Spez3sng.

A DIsArrolNTMENT.-T other, day we
noticed a placard upon our neighbor Hitch
ms door which read: i" Gone to the Method
list Church." Having an interest IN the
welfare Of friend Htehins. We congratulated
ourself that lie had renounccd his sins and
sought shelter from former sinful companions
and habits in the protecting folds Of the NJ.
+. Church, but such pleasant fai,cics were
completely upset by friend informing US
that Henry was only painting the new
Church, and he has since returned from the
holy etlificc with all his cnssed ways. Well,
there arc worse men dian Hltchins, take him
as you may. AS tirst-class painter, he is
without peer in the Territory.
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Remarkable Sayings Of Pr0min.
ent Ladies.


EDrroR AvAxr COURIER The Territorial
papers have been replete, of late, with re
markable sayings OF disting uished men, bu
have had nothing to say about the ladies'
Now this is the more remarkable when it I:
conceded that every one knows that the wo
men say twice as sharp and witty things a;
men, every day Of the year. know the
ladies are feeling sighted isthis matter, and
rs am somewhat Of Q ladies' man, In quiet
and modest way. l thought I would furnish
you few OF the remarkable sayings Of the
''fair SEX" hoping some one better posted
will take up the subject where leave of, and
see that the ''dear ones'' are not left unnoticed
or unappreciated:
My dear husband, do take another apple
Eve.
Mother, we found real handsome looking
young man At the well, who helped US water
the lambs, but he wanted to kiss me for it.
Look at this splendid gold bracelet Rachel.
Daughter, wherefore shouldest thou refuse,
seeing the man is rich !? bid him come H.
Mrs. Labun.
lido think that is splendid.-MrA Clark.
4 hope there is no danger OF our little birdie
changing to Crows.-Mrs. B.
Think Black is really (bejcoming.-Miss
Rosa F.
You know I'm very fons! Of baDies.-Mrs.
Van Anda.
Now the very ;dea.-Mrs. T. c. Lift.
Do you wish to take lessons on the piano
Miss C.
wish you men knew how much your
wives think of you, then perhaps you would
learn to stay at home.-Mrs. Story.
Icannot consent to sacrifice my liberty
Miss Miles.
I'm ever so much obliged, Lieutenant, but
at present have better company; Mrs. B.
came with me.-lIiss Dora.
Idon't believe Of It Major, for think you
have too much respect tor your Children
Miss Mollie.
No thank, you. am not very fond of
b.
never saw the beat Of you girls Why
don't you wash and comb these children
Don't you know cleanliness is next to God
iness."-Mrs. Anderson.
have no patience with loaters.-Miss Har-
per.
never despair while there remains one
more heart to conqucr.-Miss McC.
You can't make me believe that Mr.. l. IS |
nlan.-Miss A. D.
Now, Mr.. Editor, think the above will do |
or beginning, and l am certain the ladies
will not only feel complimcnted, but ever so
much obliged to me, especially when you as
ure them that this has to be continued.
ARROW.
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HELENA MARKET.-We extract the follow
lnS tom the uEHALD's wholesale market re-
port Of the 18th:
PKoDUcE.-The market is very firm at adj
vanced prices: Flour is firm at So 25aS3 80
tor good INK brands; XXent 50 So. Oats
are selling from wagon Mt s. so 10, good seed,
az IL cents per ID. Wheat, 2 ]. &c per il. for
good clean, 2a2 1-2c for CHI ,ice feed. Pota-
toes. "a l-2c per ID. Onions, scarce. and
none coming in, zoe per ID. Cabbage. SalOc.
Butter: 30;.4Oc. Eggs, 33a35c per Dozen
Hay, $40 pei ton.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

T. A. Largely has the contract to supply
the Crows with flour this year. He gets So
per hundred pounds. We think this hard
contract and Largely will reap no p, oft un-
less lie can compromise with the Indians, and
give beef for flour. There is great many
ways in which contractors can get out Of a
bad bargain with the Government, aud doubt
less Pat understands them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

MAJOR REED has been employed to 60
with mails to the Yellowstone Expedition.
He started en- Monday last. The Majors
friends feel confident that he will get to the
boys and return at the earliest moment. AL.
are anxious to hear from the Expedition, but
VIC have no uncasincss on their acco6nt,-
They are doubtless scattered around IN small
prospecting parties, and do not intend to
send news until it is worth something.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

Hay is worth from SIS to S17 per ton III
the Helena market-as advance OF from S. to
81 per ton within two weeks. &-s}E
Farmers will find ready sale in Helena for
what grain they have to dispose OF. The
marke: Is firm with an upward tendency
Herald.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24
CIICRCH NOTICE.

Scaled proposals for building q walk and
bridge, to the the NJ. 4. Church will be recelv-
ed ut the County Clerks Office until 10 O'Clock q.
m. on Tuesday, April 2sth, 1874. at which place
plan and specifications can he seen ut any time.
Bids are solicited for each kind Of work, the ak,
bridge and crossings Of the streets. The right is
reserved Of refusing any or all bids made
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

TINwARE-Thc season has arrived when
the milk pans aud other tin ~a.v Will nave to
bc locked after. New wares will have to he
bought and repairing will be required, and
the place to get new outfit or have an old
ono fixed up is at G. J. Batchelder's tin shop
on lower Main street, opposite Ellis & Davis.
Bach. is an excellent workman aud keeps on
hand all articles in his line.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-24

SEED ForAToEs.-The Robinson Bros.
have on sale at Rich q Wilson's some of the
finest seed potatoes We have seen in the
county, called the EARLY Sprout." We
used several hundred pounds OF these excel
lent potatoes during the winter, and found
them superior to any Of tho other vsrietiea
raised In the valley.