Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21
BREv ITTES.
This 10 splendid GROWING va..,,.

: :" spcndI0 growing weather.
Benton. 'u1usy =
Major Bowen returned Wcdpe.d.v -,
! visit to the Yellowstone.
J When man can't find anything to do
. he has lived lons enough. =
Uncle Jimmy Gemmell, the monee, ;
inns Territory, wa Ia to see rs TO-DAY
Eggs are down to twenty-five cent. -
oozen' The hens are getting industrious
James A. Fcrren, Of Hayden, VA. i
town this week. -
Another important public sale take
|piscc at Callatin City on the 10th of june
FOR particulars SCI advertisement.
Bozeman creek was on a rampage seve,
II days this week, and threatened da,nao
10 buildings contiguous to the stream.
Quite number of immigrants have a,
rived here from the East during the pas
week. gus
We Understand that quite number a
Montanians will come up the Ycllowston,
on The steamer Josephine.
John Smith, convicted of selling vbisl,
10 Indians, escaped from the U. s. prison
at Helena on the 10Th.
Major Peasc and VIM. Page left tbi.
morning for flying trip to the mouth Of
Gardeners river.
M
The Diamond r started three trains on,
from Carroll on the 18th inst, loaded fol
Helena and other points in the Territory
The sale If condemned mules at For,
Ellis last Saturday was well attended. and
the stock sold for good prices.
When mo: exactly" constitutes a denial
of plain statement we will stand correct
ed by our neighbor of the Times.
Our ranchTen have commenced bring.
ing In fresh vegetable, aud lovers OF green
truck are happy.
Dr. Lamme is expo cted home nv every
coach. We shall be glad to welcome him
hack.
1t appears that almost double the amount
OF freight will be shipped to the Territory
this season of that of any former season.
Major Robert c. Miller, after his long
absence in Virginia City, returned to Boze
man, and was welcomed by his many
friends.
The owners of the Homestake lead on
Sixteen mile creek are jubilant over the
prospect OF realizing at an early day a fat
'home-stake." So mote 1t be.
lack Root is having his coaches reno.
vated and repainted for an active summer
campaign on the road between this place
md the National Park.
The moving of the Grow Agency to its
.cw location will tend to open up the
country below, and will restrict the Sioux
0 more narrow range.
The military court Of Investigation
Which has been in session at Fort Ellis
he past three weeks, we understand, is
bout through with the case on hand.
We have sent out large number of
counts, and we trust those receiving I
hem will not delay in making proper re.
ponscs. A word to wise SHOULD lie suf-
cent.
The stcam,r Josephine arrived at Car
oil on the 10th inst, twelve days out from
Bismarck, and discharged upwards Of 200
ons Of freight for Helena and Deer LODI &c
lerchants.
We understand that Mr.. Nelson Story
rs bee n awarded the contract for supply
y the Crow Agency with beef and -four
,r the current year, at the following
riccs: Beef, 1t cents; flour, $780,
1t is astonishing what an effect bunch
rass has on dilapitiated stock. Cattle
'at month ago could scarcely keep on
lcir feet without leaning against fence !,
e now fat enough for the butcher !
lock.
Bob VIvion sailed out OF town on the q
lck OF kiyus the other afternoon, his q
being unknown to US. How i,
'er, lie is old enough to take care of him n
If.
The ''living wonders" including the q
nbless man and educated hog, did no. Il
It in an appearance here as advertised, v
ID the boys were disappointed. We un- v
rs'and that it was huge joke-about b
e size of lack Root. o.
DR.. Monroe returned few days since II
I'm Norwegian gulch. He is interested {"
considerable mining property there, in q
,dIng the big ditch, now approaching "
mrletion. The prospects of success 81
mining season at Nor wegisn are high IL
flattcring. Il
White Ca!fee left yesterday with his u !,
lie train for Saltwater creek. He has ~
gagged to do the hauling for the new VI
yency buildings. Keep your hair on, ~
hite. p'
l he Yellowstone expedition and Gen. m
app have thinned out our population 10 n
extent, but the prospect is
'iting. The bays will return with their
ckets web lined with what we are all
iving for. Success to them all.
Admiral Pease is actively engaged IN 1
'paring everything necessary for safe
1 comfortable trip down the river His
It will be cut from ito mooring on the
llOwstOne about the 18th of june. The
jor has displayed commendsble energy DC
enterprise In this matter. and We are co
isfied that his efforts will rebound to &
material benefit of this community.
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