Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-15

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MAJ. JNO. P BRUCE, GENERAL Aasx,
Jno. II. Ming & Co., Helen'
d. c. +. Massigbrod, Deer Lodg'
w. +. kirkwnOd, /: Virginia Cit!
Jno. Potter. Hamilton
David Bailey, j: st. Louis, II.
James A. Ferrcll, Haydei
The .s;esc Postal Lac,
which goes into effect Gu the first day o
January, 1875, requiring the prepayment
Of postage on all newspapers sent on, o
Shc county at the office Of publication
will make no change in the price OF sub
seriptiOn OF the COURIER. We shsll pre-
pay the postage and make no charge fo
the same.
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Hay comes in freely yet. There is
good demand for the article.
WOOD is wanted IL this Office ia di:
charge Of Indebtedness cash paid for
few loads
LocAhs a.c nos only scarce in Bozeman
but even the Helena papers, published a
the metropolis. are very lean Of such items
No late news from Kcnnedy's ranch o
I: school house The denizansof that vicin
ity keep scarce this cold weather.
MRS NJ. MOUNTS, who has been dan
gerously ill. VIC are pleased to learn, il
improving and hopes are entertained O
her speedy return to health.
Odell's Hall is the place to spend q 60
ciAl hour, where pure drinks an(
billiards are always in order. Call there
when you are looking for any one.
THIS cold snap will be very severe on
potatoes, and we trust our farmers will
look out for them, as there will be q fail
demand for them in the spring.
WE have lost sight of our genial friend
Bostwick. with his weekly supplies Of
turkeys and vegetables. Hope he is mol
froze up and out.
Williams & Murray sell the purcst and
best liquors, wines, cigars, SC. Go there
when you wish such articles. Don't for.
get the place. dclls Hall.
''The moon it shines along the snow,
The kky is . crimson banner,
Oh, wilt thou with me A. sleighing 60,
My lovely red haired nannah?"
Mr.. s. r. Shanklsnd, of the Grow
Agency, las been appointed T. s. Com.
missioner. The selection. as to appointee
and the location. is good one.
We had call from our old friend, A.
n. Quivey, Esq, last week. For several
months past lie has been down at Fort
Peck and IN the lower county, and intends
to finish up the winter at the Crow Agen-
~.
Mr.. Clapp, Agent for the Crow Indians,
was in attendance at n. f. Conference,
held IN this town last week, and preached
an interesting sermon on Sunday. We
are glad 10 learn that his administration
of the Agency is satisfactory TO all parties.
LAST Thursday night about O'Clock
the coach got within mile or SO Of town,
when binding snow storm came, which
bcwildcred the driver and be wandered
around over the prairie with his outfit
neatly all night.
Julius Basinski has on hand splendid
stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishy Goods,
All, Wool Cashmere Suits at 10 Dollars,
Notions, Candies, Tobacco, Cigars. etc.
The public is invited to call and exam
inc the elegant stock now in store.
We acknowledge the receipt Of wedding
cake from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubert,
recently united in the holy and happy
bonds Of wedlock. Returning thanks,
We wish them life Of true pleasure, such
a. harmonious blending in marriage can
produce.
THE tax Of 81, 1000 for Bpzeman School
District was carried by decided majority
at the election last Saturday. The money
will be collected with other taxes next
fall. the teachers agreeing to wait till tina.
time for their pay. This ought to give US
. good school till the first Of July.
Major n. ". AlLcrson and his son NJ.
W. Anderson left last week for the Fort
Peck Agency, having enjoyed pleasant
visit to the family and friends in Boze-
man. 1t Is probable the severe weather
Of the past week will detain them on their
journey.
SINCE the adjournment of the Confer
ence of the Methodist Church religious
services of q very interesting character
have been kept up. Rev. Mr.. Clapp, In
dian Agent st the Mission. has assisted in
the services, as have also the various min.
listers who attended the Conference. The
services are still going on, and much in
terest manifested on the part Of both
preachers and con gregs:ion.
We are in receipt Of On invitation to be
present ct ball to he given under the
auspices Of East Gsllstin Grange No. 3,
Patrons of Husbaudry. At their hall this
evening. The East Gsllatin Grange en-
braces the best portion of one of the hest
communities IN the county, with plenty of
handsome girls and gallant besux, and
the success Of the ball is a foregOne con-
We wish them pleasant time
HOLMAN 4 BROTHER,
Main street. BoSessass, N. r.
iIlasnSE, Stationer and Dealers in
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