Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-27
HERE AND THERE
N. p. Langtord was in ,o, !,

n. Z. Langtord was in town r.oo..
We had the pleasure Of mee,,,. =.
Henry Klein, Of the firm of Cans & k,a;.
Helena. ""S !" A'e'n,
hesume Of telcgraphic ncws'' is wh,,
.ne 10Y with the white pants dubs his
Nelson Story started out train g.. q,
Crow Agency Tuesday. It was loadas
with supplies for the Indians. ~
During the past four days there has hee,
almost constant fall of rain whic, ~.
interfcred with harvesting. A'
There is not an idle man in Bozeman
except the two in jail, and probably they
are busy with their thoughts.
Judge Stephen Allen a, d Mr. Dav;aso,,
came up from Gallatin City YESTERDAY and
made US pleasant call.
The Improvements at Olelrs Hal, 49,,
about completed ard it is whispered tha,
a grand ball will soon be given there
James B. Finch came in from the new
Agency Tuesday evening. He ia tho
Agency blacksmith. and has no suner;or
IN the country as skilled and industrions
workman.
Pat Worsham has our thanks for . r;co
present of Ginger Ale. Cy and Pat have
a large supply Of this temperance beyer.
age on hand and are closing it out ran;d,v
at the Brewery Saloon.
Mr.. A. NJ. Quiyey, who has recently
returned from the lower country, informs
US that the Sioux have ceased hostilt;ac
and are apt to keep quiet for some months
to come. The Sioux while drawing their
aanuities are good Indians.
l"Oh for some cool and quiet nook
BY the shady side Of some babbling brook
There TO watch the specklcd trout
And sometimes carelessly pull them out
Seated beside some lady fair
Gently caressing her golden hair"
! Anglers have struck a new and prolific
stream in this vicinity Cottonwood creek
which is said to fairly sparkle with the
speckled beauties. Try your luck, Kraft
Ger. and divide with us.
The days arc with US now when The
honest farmer glances at the damap ed
stump OF what had been an index finger
and mournfully remarks ''threshing ma.
Chine" ard then changes the subject by
asking if Beecher is to haye ano ther trial
P. A Largely and David McCranor have
spent several days in our town. on a
friendly visit. Mr.. Largey has just return.
ed from trip East. Dave is still growing
large and more beautiful. We are surpri.
sed that he is not captured by some of our
valley bellies Pat is too young to marry
yet. but beware of the vidders, my boy.
Col G. a. Broadwater, of the Diamond
Il Co., has been IN town several DAYS.
I his company has been quite successful
IN its freightjng this season, giving salts
faction 70 all parties. 1t is great benefit
to the business Of the Territory to have
such ar enierprising and responsible com
pany to furnish them transportation.
1t was at party that some young ladies
were discussing the relative benefits Of the
,sparrows aud the worms, when one Of the
fair ones appealed to young Fizzleton.
who had just joined them, and had not
caught the drift Of the conversation.
(which do you think the worse, worms
Tor sparrows:" What did the stupid brute
DO but innocently answer, II don't know:
| never had sparrows."
| Bozeman looks dull TO strangers because
we have an industrious population, and
nary fioater. When merchants and
business men go into the haryest-ield and
round up square days work, it should
not be expected to find our streets filed
with idlers. We do business in que,
way here. and make every hour count.
Last Sundays Indepe ndert was ''chock
tull" OF news. choice reading matter.
5 neWsy locals and bright editorials. The
expense must be great in producing such
sheet, but the independents readers
must like it-not the expense. but the pa
per We can bear it We refrain from
italiclsing the words ''iaear-il" out of re
spect to the man at the wheel.
Hon. j. NJ. Sweeney, representative
partner OF the firm Of 7. G. Power s. Co.,
Helena, paid our town visit this week.
tic has done good business with our
farmers this season, in the way of furnish
ing them the best and most improved az.
ricultural implements, wagons, &c. His
house deseryedly enjoys large trade in
the Territory, and being one of the first
settlers OF our valley and q clever gentle
man, John has no difficulty in making q
'dicker" with those in this county want
ing anything in his line.