Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28

If they did | didn't hear 'em there. When
[ went back found the old lnjun playing
7-up for tobacco. He wasn't much Oh
turning jacks, but counted ''lo" ever,
hand aud generally found to be game"
THE WEATHER.
We have been having splendid weather
here the past month; and the little birds
are fast budding out, all over the prairie
While the wild flowers, that grow not 81
here as in Gallatin valley
have just commenced to MARBLE b-c-e-auti
full songs. A couple Of days Of mild
gentle showers have given vigorous i'm
petus to all kinds of vegetation. and The
gardens look good enough to swallow
whole. But the swallows holes are all il
he sand bank further up the river.
The Sun river has raised very much TIT
last two weeks and is now a mighty tor
rent Of melted snow rushing madly on tC
ningle with the waters of the Missouri.
THE GARRISON.
The garrison presents q beautiful ap
pea, ance just now. The parade ground is
covered with velvety carpet Of grass; .
row of trees all around 1t, ard in flour
,shing condition, makes splendid con
lrast with the white picket fence on thu
me side and the icaden gray adobe on thu
pther
Every evening the Band gives concert
on the parade, and it is very cheering to
the soldiers, after the irksome duties Of
The day have been completed, to sit and
listen to the beautiful strains of melody
as they go floating away on the evening
breeze, carrying him back to boyhood'l
Jays and the land of spelin skules.
by the way-do you think that spelling
schools will have as long = run as the new
Postal Law? Because if you do, wan
to be adopted by the Bannacks.
say; can you tell me why the new
Postal Law is like Eve, our first parent
Give it up?-Bccause it was made TO
Adams" express company.
That's the kind of Congressman Adam
was.
Speaking of Congressman reminds mi
of an NJ. c., IN Boston spelling school
who Observation-Disclosures IN old ocean il
this way: Oh oh-ti-o shun, ocean
while our man John murders the noDl'
bovine of the Northwest in this horrible
manner: B u-f- buf-fe-ig-h1fa.l-o buffalo
And young lady in Indiana covered thu
lack board in this reckless style: r eel
reck- l-y-double ., reckless. A trappe
from the Marias river crossed the prairi
thus: P-r-a y.prai rye prairie, and dig
IN the Ratchet thus: Tom mi e toma
Ina TX Tomahawk. A man in Nashville
stepped down and out, after displaying
his education something after this style
E-d-edJewq-u-a-y-ca.s-h u-n.t,on education
This is the way lie got over the name
Ibis State: T-e-n-ten-k n-doublc-e-ne Sc
Tennessee. A young lady in Helen
waltzed around calico in this charming
way: K-h-atl.call.i-c-k-k-e u-x calico.
/ was favored the other day by visi
from Mr.. A. Smith, Of the Independent
he reports every kind of trade in thi
vicinity Is getting more lively Is the 8 aso
advances. Mr.. Smith is looking we'll, an
seems to feel just as Independent" Is an
American citizen can feel.
Mr.. Hyde. travelling agent and canvasse
| for the New North West, is stopping a
the Post for few days He is very fin
gentleman, and evidently intends comb;n
ling business with pleasure. selling AM
repairing watches, while canvassing th
country for newspaper, is profitabl
employment. and l hope friend H. wi
always succeed a. well ~ he il now.
It is rumored here that G and X Com
lpanies of the Seventh will soon leave her
to stationed on the road to Carroll.
Now Is 1t 10 not my desire TO occupy 70
much of your valuable space, SC, &C..
lClose to Remain Yours,
ALL-HUNK.