Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-11
Local Matters.

Spring chickens mace thelr appearance
hi our market last week.
\ Several civil cases have been disposed
b by Judge Mcguire the past week.
Freight trains are rolling into Helena
Daily, and business is active.
The recent frosts did very little damage
10 vegetable. and none to the grain crops
An Omaha man has advertised for seal
b proposals to keep his feet clean.
Vegetables arc becoming plentiful, ant
pcksters are corralling the small green
lcks.
Dur enterprising ncighbor. Mr.. Nelson
Dry, has just made quite an addition Il
elegant private residence.
RANKING in mary families is hereditary
Gows received by little boys are often
dcd down TO them by their fathers.
he Jur c term OF the District Court ci
yerlcad commenced at Bannack or
s.dly last, Hiram Knowles presiding.
< Hour has dropp d down to S. per sack
DCzcman, at retail. SO says special
b at A. Lamme Il Co.'S.
fine shower of rain fell Monday even.
having desirable effect on vegeta-
tn. 1t mas been succeeded by warm
r nshiny weather.
BLACKS train returned Saturday eve
be from the Crow Agency loaded with
be-. and lett Wednesday swith dressed
mber tor Virginia city.
During the past few days there has been
Pre- gossip scattered on Main street, than
zee John, whose surname was BoZelnan,
squatted on his ranch here.
he farmers are about through seeding,
have again commenced coming into
as OF yole. A large number were
Saturday, and the town was conse.
billy lively.
apt Clapp and Mr.. John Waddcll
c IN from the Crow Agency Sunday.
Wadd.ll is settling up his business
preparatory to visiting his CID hcme
pennsylvania.
II. j. G. Kicker, formerly successful
yer of this Territory. died at Salt Lake
on the LIST inst. His remains were
almed, and will he brought to Helena
intermcnt.
SCISSOR Dawes is around to ascertain
u The people IRE worth. He is also
herring general statistics, and the PEG
can aid him materially by furnishing
rmation of desirable character.
ur neighbor of the Times has been in
riously engaged the past few weeks in
ng 10 get up an Indian excitement.
may possibly succeed in time to excite
fears of the old women in the commu-
ON Cotter has been in town the past
doc,orlng sprained ankle, caused
horse falling on 1t. In a short time
will remove to his old place opposite
grant gulch, where he will &c pre-
~ to entertain hso old friends.
unters, trappers, miners, fishermen,
should drop in and examine Water
per's 6ue stock OF gooGs before leav.
Town. You will be sure to find some
indispensable to successful prose-
on OF your calling.
rites will find it to their interest to
the advertisement Of John j. Tom
y n in this paper. He wants a good
things, and offers for sale desirable
US, lie is a good, square man to
with.
ctor Z. Cline, having put IN his sum-
crop, proposes little recreation be-
'he harvesting season, and on Mon
tarted on a trip to the geysers and
notable points in the National Park.
Dhiy thing we regret about Victor's
s. that We couldn't 60 with him.
II. Campbell. Esq. came in from
IN city Wednesday evening on q
ess trip. lie reports things quiet Al
10 city. The Directors OF the Fair
s.auon met yesterday, for the pur-l
: making preliminary arrangementsI
uccessful exhibition this season.
.us' their efforts may be successful
ean be made SO, by a hearty col
"on Of the people Of Gallatin county.
~ Deyarmon, of the Madis0nian, |
e'e' sunday to see the boys at En-
ana returned Wednesday with :
=, .s' OF subscribers, highly pleased
80 - mlnels and the mines. Tom sAysI
W.; oi the claims are yielding well,
.uAs The gulch rich. He left hereI
~ .'0F GAllasin City and Radsrsl