Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-23

= HE Il AND EI8EWMERE.
Injuns. - fssy
Hotzeli.
50 is the weather.
And 80 are we, because some az ..vou|
'uns" don't pay up.
=. L. Clark Is back from Helena.
Hon. r. P. viv.on left this morr,,o
Tor Madison county.
N'ch q Wilson received . large quantity
OF goods per OK train from Corinne.
Tom Cotter came In from the Yellow.
stone Yesterday.
Gen. Switzer has returned from St
raul and resumed command OF Fort
Ellis.
Col. Gillespie, of Sheridan's staff. ar
rived on last Sunday, and IL the guest OF
Gen. Switzer at Ellis.
Charley Hoffman, John Mccormick !.
Ice and Gore returned from the CLARK q
Fork mines.
Rich & Wilson received yesterday IN
additional supply of freight, including
some elegant furniture sets.
DR.. Hunter and his son Beaurepard
started over to the Doctors place on the
Yellowstone Wednesday.
A party left here to-day for the Yellow.
stone Crossing in order to see the RES
cue" party of. They return tomorrow,
Wild berries are now ripe, and those
who know the patches where they do
most abound are enjoying them.
Mr.. Hildebrand, one Of Radersburg'e
|merchAnts. is paying Boaeman visit. In
a few weeks he proposes doing the Park.
Mr.. Sprague, whe lives on tile Trail
creek route, was forced to abandon for a
while his rancho owing to the nearness Of
I've gentle savsges.
During the week small flocks of grass.
hoppers haye dropped on the grain field.
in this valley, and We understand have
done consider able damage.
Major s. 8. Bowen. of Bozeman
Montana, is visiting his brother, Judg,
J. Bowen, in this city, having arrived Of
the Far Vest Bismarck Tribune. 7th.
Mark Edwards, knight OF the sticl
and rule, who has been mining in tn,
vicinity of Sterling for the past severa
months, hasrcturne to town and accept
ed a situation on the Times.
Judge Langhorne has placed US unde
obligation for the present of q lot of nit,
brook trout. The Judge is a successful
angler, always returning from the spor
with full basket.
Joe Brown. in from Emigrant Gulcl
reports that times are lively in that region
Jack Cone, Bill Lee and others are takin,
out nice sums at every clean up. So mot
it be.
Fears are entertained by the farmers il
this county that they will not be able I
procure laborers 10 assist them during til
harvest season. We have never know
laborers to be so scarce here before at thi
season of the year.
We are indebted to Mr.. j. Ellis for tn
contents Of a letter from z. H. Daniels {
Fort Pease. They were substantially tn
same as the news we publish in the lette
from S. D. Lutes, received by the sam
courier.
Jim Dewing and Mr.. Potter cane !
town from Nevada, having ridden the
eaysuses the entire distance. jim is a
Old residenter, having first struck Boze
man in 1865. He is perfectly willing
stick somewhere in our vicinity.
i Major W. w. Anderson, Indian Ager
lat Fort Peck, paid US Visit yesterda,
He is looking we'll, and what is bette
talks Bozcman plenty. I'M few days h
returns to the home of his "pets."
| Register Willet has returned from tri
Throughout barbarous America and is Ell
MISUNDERSTANDING delighted viii
gazing once more on this, the most mbeatift
! pot iu the universe. Mr.. w. brought b
,On with him.
The gallant Phil. and Secretary Of w,
B-lknap will soon BE- here, and it Is mo-
oval fun to observe the actions Of thos
It our citizens who were related by mai
lrIaee to suffers trying to keep step ,
Itley glide on top, and then bob dow
ron, Bozeman sidewalk.
1 Commodore Dexter brought up fro
Spring Hill on Tuesday night the jaunt
st craft we have seen in these parts.
was most appropriately christened IL
..|..Rescue," and we all feel that 1t vi
bring succor to the little band now
Fort Pease.
! John j. Tomlinson is improving b
mill. SO as to make a good quality Of col
meal. Neal brought from the States
lin most cases old and musty. Corn In Il
: grain can be imported and fresh meal o
tanned by having it ground here. whi'
will prove more desirable to consu,ae
land cost but little more than the inferi
ARTICLE of meal now used from the State
Probably the greatest sufferer In II
Icounty BY the recent Indian raids Is o.
friend DR.. A. J. Hunter. He has
! splendid ranch on the Yellowstone, big
,ly improved, and has in: cultivation
{ llarge crop OF grain, 81 Of which he b
had to abandon for the present, and lea
:, to the mercy .of the merciless savag
!. !. His stock has been killed and the great
ssmisfortune Of losing the life Of you'
oIson. caused indirectly BY the Indian
..|adds almost crushing weight to
= vrievous disasters OF our venerable frieI