Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-16
BrevitieS,
Look out for spring..
Prepare to hunt eggs.
Correct-Hsrston's regulator.
So1l;cr oH- Ellie q n 81.

Prepare to hunt eggs.
Marston's regulator.
Selling off-Ellis & Davis. I
Nelson Story, ESQ. snow in New York
Railroad meeting at IL O'Clock. to-mor-
row.
Our young men are getting up Gym.
nasium.
Jack Bean and Wheeler brought In some
Elk meat.
Major Pcase il visiting his Yellowstone
Ranch.
ELLIS & DAVIS are selling ofF-come in
before all tho bargains are gone.
p. b. Clark, the rustling stage Incl
boss, was in town this week.
John Tillson's mule train rolled out this
week. Others will soon follow.
Bucksk'n Williams is in town. Mrs. B.
w. did not accompany him.
Best chance ever offered to get goods al
low figures by buying of ELLIS & DAVIS
Paul Mccormick is in Helena. and Isl
meeting with success in getting men for|
the Yellowstone Expedition.
The coach rolled out for the first time
this season on Wednesday morning. Cal.
and Hank are tired of running slcighs.--
All Get.
Determined to sell eff all of our goods.
ELLIS & DAVIS.
Rich & Wilson's fleet of schoouers took
over to Helena 200 sacks Of -four for Nc
Adow & Bro.
TIE Corinne Utah) Mail says that emf
grants are still passing through to Cali
fornia at the rate of 500 daily.
Marbles arc in request now, and the
boys urc having good time over the dry
ground in front Of the Metropolitan Hotel
TIE having . "grut-stake" which il
earn ed by honest labor, is much better
than to procure it by robbing Uncle Sem.
! From letters received we can confident.
" predict that the number Of visitors to
the Park this coming season will be ia
excess Of that Of sny proceeding year.
We CLEAN from the Corinne Mail, tina,
Miss MoIl,c Morton, formerly of this City
acquitted herself admirably In q concer
given there recently.
There arc apprehensions entertained
that the winter wheat has been smothered
by the long continuance of the snow. Al
it is thawing very rapidly, q few days vii
determine how far the injury extends.
Garden seeds arc ia demand just now
Nearly every one is getting seeds to put il
their gardens. The supply of seeds ap
pears 10 be abundant.
! Eggs are tending downwards. and every
body can afford to cat them. A lot wa
shipped to Helena on Wednesday last
where the price still rules high.
Butter is very scarce in Bozeman, near
ly every one being out. The stores hav'
none, and ''sop" is the substitute now
Good butter would bring-a fine pric
now.
We are Indebted TO our worthy neigh
Dor. J. D. Hufiine, for late number q
the Sentinel, published at Fort Scott
Kansas. From the tone Of the paper
times appear to he dull. politics lively.
Delegates to the Railroad Convention
at Helena on the 21st inst. will find tn.
St. Louis Hotel prepared to receive and
accommodate all who may attend in styl'
: urexcclled by any house in Mon ana
Charges reasonable.
The correct time ca, be ascer'aincd hJ
cousa l,ing Lea Marston's Regulator. one o
the finest tine pieces in the Territory Al
+ regards construction and mechanical skill
1t is q magnificent display Of workman
j ship and reflects credit to the builder AMI
s is convenience to OUT citizens.
BoGERr. Of the Times, denominates TIL
COURIER as the 'sgrubstske of the veteran
editor" BY the time he pays of thu
! mortgages with which bis property j
shingled over. he will be glad to get .
good ''grub-stake" 10 the Courier.
We have not learned the extent of TIL
loss Of cattle in this county, but we hop
rit has not been As heavy as was appre
, hcnded some ten Gays ago. The presen
moderate weather will be of great benefi
10 cattle.
j The New Nortl West devotes sgr .
fc.l of its space to the railroad ques
: ton. and We are grstified to find that tn
: citizens Of Deer Lodge are % wide awake
! on the subject. The North West display
Q proper interest, and goes for read will
Iearnestness
The snow is rapidly disappearing unde
the warm rays of an April sun. 6Ieighinl
liz not az good as it used to was. and tn
boys arc fixing up their buggies for fish
ling excursions. All seasons have tbei
peculiar delights, but many of our peopl
think We had here abou; BOzeman rathc
|, more slelghing than they cared for.
We have learned that Mrs. ]. B. Camp
bell. widow of the late Ns)or Campbell
of Gallatin city, died in March, ut Galena
I III. The rumor has not been fully con
J 6rmcd. Mrs. Campbell was long resi-
: dent of Gallatin county, and her dealt
? will be serious affection to her clildreI
and numerous friends.
THE rapid melting of snow in an
around Bozeman, makes travel difficult
The branches aud creeks are full Of watel
land in some places it is dangerous to q
tempt to cross them. We are glad thu
THE snow is departing = green grass WI
be delightful for cattle to behold. Sleigh
ing Is about played out. 6
We learn bv private letter from fal
friend ct Gsllatin city, that beaux ~
9 scarce, and what ere there don't displA
Q ias much 70 gsl-lsntry aud devotion - th
e ROzeman bOya Thia il Z compliment