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

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Now is the time to subscribe to the
COURIER. Send in your names to begin
with January 1st, 1875.
r Burnett shipped $50 sacks of -four to
Helena yesterday It IS ali Of good xxx
quality.
That hair dye has begun to tell on the
Majors locks, and his appearance is mo re
youthful each day Keep i, up Major. and
the black team may win the race yet.
Who knows?
The hristmas tree on the 24'h ult. was
he Willy loaded with presents tor the cnil>
dren. The church was crowded with
children and their parents. The whole
affair Wa qn,fe 4 success. 1t was quite
q. Improvement on last year. Major
II .rr persona Ell Santa CT us and tiiled
the part very much to The Satisfaction If
the children and the entertainment If the
audience
Now, that tn. EDITORS dog has b-s'r
d0s.ri vi h COLI piZ.n, the p"IIcy VI the
Times wi / Dr. chtng..I, ID t ere IS som
sppcul .tlOu am N, the boys AS iOWiia'
witl be the new sen>a'iOn. The editor
n. Ell not despair; th.r. are more pro lflc
subjects tn N ma"gs dog; but there -
doubt IN the min Is OF some As TO the IL
ity Of the editor to succe ssfully tackle
more elevated subject.
The Gal1at,n Eodge. of Maso.,s took
charge of the arrangement for the burial
Of The remains OF Mr.. John AuIt. who was
Mason in good standing. He was buried
yesterday evening with Masonic honors.
A large procession Of citizens attended
the burial, thus evncing tae regard and
esteem in which the deceased was nell by
those who had known him long and best.
D ring this week Bozcnan has been
| gay. decidedly gay. Tue snow 's !nst IN
| the best kind Of order for go,d sleighing,
| and any amount OF It is zone. Some of
| the teams make Is near Coo smiths Maids
time AS possible Tie horses appear to
partakc OF the pleasu C the saline spirit
as their driver. Til has b. IN without
comparison the liv"!i, st KIND Of Christ
mas III and about B ,zeman The enjoy
| ment has been plea AN d "a iOnal
Woop continues To come. 10 a,d meets
| with r al, sale. rhs tim. lat year II
was drug III the market. However,
| nearly ". ~ kin I, OF ira e aud prOttl:''
.as bee, readily disposed o: an'' al adj
va,tc.,i figures this WI Ter compares with
prices ia 1873. 1t i .viience III an inn
| pruveMel.t o. the times, aid we trust ttat
| 1875 will BE- a year prolific with prOsperi-
| Nv 10 BOzem,n, Gal,atin cUunty and all
OF Montana.
VIM. II. Randall, ESQ.,, superintend n
of the VaDtiiburg mill. near Springv'iie.
| spent Christmas with his friends in Boze-
man, and his presence was SQUIRE II
pleasure to them all He brought Us over
\ Sample of the -four lie is turning out.
winch We find equal to any manufactured
in the Territory. Mr.. GAVIN johnson is
! the miller, and there is 70 doubt Of his be
ing good one.
THAT HAIR In the last issue of the
| Times The editor, vino It Is repOrttt parts
his hair IN the middle, says "the Courier Is
ut our hair again" tie Is mistaken, The
Courier SAID nothing aiUat it. A cores
pendent incidentally mentioned some hing
about men q parting their hair III the mil
die. We have too much commisscratiOu
tor our ne ghbDr's personal weakness es e
drag thenncfore the pubic IN the columns
of our paper.
Our friend ID. II. carpenter proposes +
open trading post On tie Yellowstone
valley, and has a'rea..y sent over his sup
plies We wish Dave abundant success
for he is a fair square boy. aid when III
s eos ::,ccs... t:om this venture will have d
chance to expand his large heart. There
are now several trading post on tn YER
Iowsione, and that region Is looming VI
rapidly.
Els & Davis present in our advertising
columns IA day their price list O. goods
aud il will as Onirh Duyers IN his uai kot
/, shows great reduction in tn. cost o
leading articles, and thls style OF aiver
tislng will he sure to >w.'l the business Q
the h. use. for in times ike the presen
4 1~.I - "a P.xt IN
their m pney Eds d Davis is the plac,
to get the worth OF nll your dollars ant
cents
The Helena young ladies, now on q visi
t. B0zeinan. were han sOMelv enter'0'ne.
At the hospi,able residence OF Mrs. Col
Black Wednesday evening. The part.
was social one, and much r"l,shed ..
all VIII, were so forum lie as to be in At
tendance This sprlghtly deputation Ar
rrcriving attentions from al Quarters
Our ci lzen. are vieing with one an".hr
to max. their vsit \ delightful one, All,
they on their part receive these att entinn
with gracefulness and proper appreciation
Tue entertainment was rendered b.
NJ So Ella ELLA BLACK whose reception o
the guests was characterized ny . grace
fuiness ami elegance for which she is dis
tingu'shed in welcoming friends TO th
Inequalities of her home.
Ellis s. Davis have that portion of thei
large stock that has arrived now open Al
and ii fills the house. For bargains cal
in early.
THOSE indebted for subscription to tn
COUklER prior to Januiry l 1870. are re
quest .lOp,y. The sums cue. W. nav
| been 1T some increased Ouslays OF none,
IN getting up rev Off e, and W.. will re-
gard il as . favor II our friends Out.
SQUARE IT,. ir accounts with this n6 u
TO This date. This is not to be untierst,IO
that we would not, also, take pay IN ad
vance for subscr.Q tons. III both case
the money will be very acceptable an
aid US just now very materially.
James Mccartney is in from the Uppe
Yellowstone; also our genial friend 10
Brown.
Quite an interesting Teachers Associa
At which Daniel Scarls. Esq. presided
The opening address was delivered b.
Cornelius Hedges, Territorial Slperin
tendent Of Schools, which was highl
commended. 1t is published At length il
the Herald of the 9Th ult A cOmplet
organization was effected The perma
nent officers are D. Searls. President Mrs
Harvey. Vice President. and Miss Scykors
Secretary.
r NJ WEAvER, one OF our most activ
farmers on she East Gtl,ati", i,as kept
d, ~ ~ the prices o. butter and eggs Il
tn. Boz man market tor the Last NO v. ar
and has kindly, furnished u the t0llo win
result. which comprises his own sales
500 p .unds OF butter sold In 1873. aver
1874. aver.g- price Al cents. 800 doze
eggs sold IL 1873. Averages price 40 ee.ts
236 dozen sol il 1874. average price
nts. We accord TO our friend Weave
great credit for the system h. has display
ed In keeping the account Of sales II Z
his farm. II I'll OF fariuers would kee
acc ,unts Of all produce sold by them.
would be very INTEREST," z Inform sttOI
both to thems Ives md the public.