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MIR. Fitzgerald also reported several
Amusemenfs.

GRAND OPERA-HoUSE.-M Miss Palmer
the debutante OF Monday night, had
rather better audience last evening
than upon the occasion of her first ap-
pearance. The lady was more at ease
upon the stage and rather surprised Ter
auditors in one or two instances. All
things being considered, she may feel
Justly proud OF her success. Tonight
the Kellogg Opera Troupe open at tnis
house, in "Tbe Talisman," by Balfe,
founded upon Scotps novel of the same
name. This will be treat to our lov-
ers of music, who, judging by the num-
ber OF seats sold, intend to avail them
selves of this the only opportunity Of
fered this season of hearing nything re-
ally first class In the way OF music.
Next week the great sensation,
will be produced at this house, followed
the week after by Maggie Mitchell.
WOODS THEATER. - Frank Frayne
drew a large audience last evening, the
gallery especially groaning with its load.
Isl Slocum" has been considerably
! pruned and improved since last pre-
sented in this city, and, as 1t now ap-
pears, affords Mr.. Frayne, his wife and
son fine opportunities OF displaying their
| wonderful skillin the use OF the rifle.
"Pony" and old "Jack" have neither
been neglected by the dramatist, and last
night acquitted themselves Of the parts
assigned them like old and conscientious
actors. The support of the stock COM
pany was excellent. Mr.. Soggs, Mr..
barton, Mr.. Graham and funny John
Marble, not to speak of that prince or
burnt cork comedians, Johnnie Craven,
discharged their duties as faithtullyas II
Booth had been the star and the play
a legitimate drama OF the first order.
Miss Ella Mayer, as "Patsy Collins"
was as usual excellent. Proctor at this
house next week. 2.
THE NATIoNAL.-This house was com.
fortably filed last evening. The pro-
gramme was one OF unusual excellence,
the varieties themselves being worth
more than the price OF admission. The
, entitled sole Bull" by Baker, Doyle
Kirk and Bates, in which the violii
"business" was the principal feature
! and took immensely. Fosters stuml
! speech, or "Views ON Retrenchment,'
+. came next upon the programme. 1t wai
E witty In the extreme, especially the
allusion to the newspapers Of our city
0 Miles and Evans, in the "Rival Love
I, Letters" which is only an other name
D for an eccentric song and dance, were
9 the favorites Of the evening, though
d Chas. 7. Ellis was only q liltl'
!. in their wake 40 favorite. II,
d | is to Joe Emmett what MoWad
. is to Jefferson. His voice is bette
d even Than Emmetts, and his dancing Il
!. equally as good; but he lacks the force
r the sDrightly humor that makes th'
n former SO popular. His fun seem
' forced. Though In time he will, n
4 doubt, be q great comedian, at presen
q be il something more than good one
}. The performance concluded with Du
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THE RAW, clustering winds Of winter,
search OUT the weakness of all who are
predisposed to Lung Complaints, and In
Consequence, Colds, Coughs, and Bron-
chial Disorders every where prevail.
Those who have contracted Colds should
be especially careful, and not impru-
IDENTITY walt until by constant coughing,
they SO irritate and rack their Lungs as
to bring on themselves very serious
Pulmonary Affection. Letthem rather
treat their symptoms nationally, and at
once, and by the prompt use of DIR.
Jayne's Expectorant, cure their Colds,
and heal all accompanying Soreness Of
the Chest.
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BIG BoNANzA-A Mine of Gold; but 1t is not
everyone who has the opportunity Of taking
his spade and digging for the precious metals
but when you can find an investment OF $loo
will produce 1000 to $500 without manual
labor, why not go for it; there is not week in
Wall street but that large profits are not made
in stock privileges; no risk beyond the amount
paid for your privilege which is one dollar per
snare, par value, 800. Messrs. BUcKwALTER
q Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10 Wall street.
secure such privileges. Send for their ex-
planatory circular, which they mail FREE, it
will explain how the man with limited means
can operate and realize handsome, If not large
nrofits. y
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The alarm from Box 138, at six O'Clock
last evening, was caused by fire in
frame stable on Western avenue, near
Liberty, occupied Jointly by Edward
Yidor and Fred. Armann. There were
four horses in the stable at the time, and
two Of them were burned to death. They
belonged to Armann. The loss will
amount to about $500; no insurance.
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monrs three-act sensational drama en-
titled "Held at Bay" in which Miss
Alice Plaoide assumed the leading role.
The play was splendidly mounted, and
the costumes throughout were equal,
both in quality and fitness, 10 those In
any of our standard theaters. Mr.. Low
ry's makeup was remarkably good. The
drama is o good one OF its kind, and af-
fords Miss Placide, Foster and Douglas
fine opportunities Of displaying. their
respective talents. Same bill tonight.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Four Nights and One Matinee only, KEL.
LOGG ENGLISH OPERA, full and emciens ~.
Chorus and superior Orchestra, commencing
WEDNESDAY, EV ENING, December T. Firss
time here, with new, elegant and costly mise
en-scene, Balfe's posthum0us Opera, Ihn
TlALISMAN. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg a.
s Edith Plantagenet."
THURSDAY EVENING, " Rose Of Castillo"
Debut Of Miss Montague. ifA
FRIDAY EVENING, Benefit Of Miss Kel-
Iogg First time here Of the charming Opera
founded on the story Of the Colleen Bawn,
!" Lily Of Killarney"
SATURDAY EVENING, Mariana" Only
appearance OF Miss Jennie Van Zandt.
SATURDAY MATINEE, /" "Mignon." Fare
well appearance OF Miss Kellogg. u s, ~
Secure seats at Hawley's and the Opera
house. Reserved seats, orchestra and dreB
circle, 50: reserved seats, balcony. Il 80; gen
eral admission, 81; gallery, % cents; priyate
box, $l2. de4-ot
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Nos. l, 2, 8 and A
Have been prepared to meet the requirements
Of Primary or District Schools.


will be found OF
publication and practical hints references "
different the Tablet
pupil unable see the Lesson n ana hs
which immediately
uos
material
and
found n anyo Books published
which retained to the last sheet removes
he o.
which
rncedwh drawing books
Tablets should Be and each iessoS
outside Il will be found much less
In
VIII
cal o
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CINCINNATI, May 28th, 1875.
FoRBRIGER's DRAWING TABLETS" were
introduced into one OF our primary grades ~
the beginning Of the present School year. They
have proved SO successful that Principals and
Teachers unanimously favor this introduce
ton into the remaining grades OF our schools;
believe that the Tablet system Is destined
to stpersede the Book system In the scnoois Oh
JOHN B. PEASLEE,
lr superintendent of Public Schools.
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CIiiIdren's Lives Saved for 80 Cents.-Ey-
cry case Of Group can be cured when first taken by
DR.. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN IMMINENT. War
ranted for 2s years. and never bottle returned. 1t
also cures Diarfhoea Dysentery, Colic Sore Throat
Outs. Burns, and external pains. Sold by the Drug
gists. Depot, 10 Park place, New York.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r o. Z. M.-Chiefs and members of Wyan-
II. DOT Tribe No. 5 will assemble at their wig
wan at the first run. thirtieth breath OF setting
sun, to attend funeral OF Brother II. w. May.
Members OF other Tribes respectfully invited.
1t @. S. BETS, G. OF II.
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TESTIMONIALS.

solutely new. while it stimulates the curiosity
of the pupil, yet prevents that familiarity WITH
the drawings which breeds indifference.
1 sincerely hope their success may be COM
mensurate with their merits.
Yours, PETER III. CLARK,
of Gaines High and Intern. Schools.
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CINoINNATI. Apr,l 27th. 1875,

CINCINNATI, April 27th, 1875.
PROF. FoRBRIGER Dear Sir--I have OBJ
served. with care, your system Of Drawing
Blocks, since their introduction into. this
school, and am convinced that the plan Is
an excellent one. The lessons arc 90 graded
as to lead, by easy steps, to the acquisition OF
that skill In the formation Of lipes, and the
construction Of figures, SO essential to correct
drawing. M NJ
The form Of the Tablet, each lesson being abb
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

For the mert "a hours: Indications
pf light rdin or snoD, Jolloaued by clearing
and cooler soeather.
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Nos. s. 6, and z

Are intended for use in Grammar or fntsE-
mediate Schools.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02
The Queen OF all Sewing Macl

The Queen Of all Sewing Mach.
lines.-In speaking Of the merits of. tn,
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, it is sui
Idcient for US to say that we think the IN
venti0n OF. this machine marks one Of th,
most important eras in the history of thil
country; and when We consider the infiu
|ence it has upon the social wellbeiDg Of
the masses. it is difficult to conceive of an
invention Of more importance. It has q
beautiful. n0iseless movem. mt; it makes
the genuine Lock Stitch alike on both
Isides, and does to perfection all kinds OF
plain and hne sewing; It: needs no com
mendation; it rapid sales, the increasing
demand. and the many 6attering testimo
mails from those who have used it, is sui.
|fcient proof Of its merits. The want of q
sewing machine d deeply felt in every
and 8 the Wilson Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine. on account OF its extreme
and le cost of manufacture, is
sold q much lower price than aM other
flrst-class machines. It ID meeting with the
extensive patronage that it 10 Justly de
serves- Machines win Be dsliv. red 1t any
Railroad Station in this county, free Of
charges, It ordered through
the Company's Branch House q go North
Fourth stroe., St. Louis. No.
They send m elegant catalogue and
circular free 1n application,
This Company want ! few more rood
lgruta 50
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YELLOWSTONE EYPEDI.

Having received numerous communities
tons from oil parts of the Territory, il
regard to the probability of the organize
ton Of an Expedition the coming Spring
to prospect for gold in Eastern Montana
! take this method of saying that such an
Expedition will, WITHOUT FAIL, leave
Bozenan, or some adjacent point, on OF
before the FIRST OF MAY NEXT. Its oh
ject will be to thoroughly prospect the
head-waiers Of Tongue and Powder rivers
Attached hereto are the certificates OF
men Of established veracity- who will &C
company the EA petition that they found
rich prospects in those sections. Parties
can either take teams. or pack animals
The MINIMUM outfit will be three months
necessary tools, and breech-
loading gun with 400 rounds of ammu.
milton, AMI those who choose can go on
foot.
For particulars, address !,
E B. WAY,
Adjutant late Y. Ex.,
Bozeman, N. T.
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EDITOR AYANr CoURrEn:


Not long since I noticed In your columns
the proceedings of : meeting held in Bone
man for the purpose Of encouraging sheen
raising. Should the project be carried out
I can zee no reason why It would mot b
profitable Instead Of resolutions, those
interested should take action II the mat
ter. ! submit letter on the SUBJECT from
an early settler Of Bozeman, and whose
name will be remembered by many Of our
citizens. Yours &c,
i P. W. meadow.
BARRY. ILL. March 18th, 1878.
P. ". MEADOW, ESQ, Boseman, n. r.
DEAR SIR:-When you read this you
may think that you are not acquainted
with the undersigned, but when I tell you
that l am the individual that y q known
years ago in your place by tho name Of
Sandy" you may recollect me.-came
through with the Vaughn Parhm out
fit. At that time Bozeman, or 4 least the
town Of Bozsmsn, was quite an infant:
but, from what I hear it has got to be .
place Of some importance. Now what
want to know. Bud. is this. would Wool.
en- Mill do anything out there, and
have they got to raising wool ont there
The reason ask you these questions is.
have friend here who is practical
Manufactured say this because know
it-am to work with him at present. He
wants to start into business for himself.
I have told him about Montana and ito re.
sources, as far a. know; told HIM that
know t. 70 bs the best STOCK rai0ivg
country that have seen. Now, please
give me your opinion on the subject He
has the machipery bought. and good in
ducements are offered him to set them up,
but persuaded him to wait until heard
from you. Now, give me your opinion
If is would be practical, would your citi
zens encourage the businesss
An carly answer would oblige
Yours truly.
JOHN n. RYAN.
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be name of common decency,
b Of journalism is that. Times.
beard the same. expression fall
= lips Of . large number of oul
ec,sble citizens last week, and u
Of the sheet referred to has
e prevailing sentiment, in the
common decency. 1t 10 TO b.
\ the moral tone Of that paper
AprOyed,
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|A.-aiA~-.~.s .e.l>4~e->--s--.y,~s.-@ss<
selves tax tha,',t0 ply il OF when levied
| am opposed to the principle OF subsi
nizing. but under tn EXISTING uniortun.
ate state OF ;.ff,irs in Montana. il we coult
have assure &c that the pu lie interests
would be b nefitted and not sacrificed Al
the feet OF some railroad company by
such movement. It might be for the
best. l think he v0 ing mass ought to
take the matter coolly; consider carefully
the .ntlre nature OF the project; stu !.
well the plans and arguments upon
which subsidy is to be GRANTEE, and
have good assurance that thu money thus
raised would BE- judiciously and br,nfics
ally used tor the inler.st o, the Territory
before W. consent to give lean upon
Our property. which will hang over our
heads Tor years to come.
lido not feel that We need despair even
now. when ,h. future seems so ark and
gloomy. Montana is d -stin.d to become
one OF the richest States in thu Union.
Its mineral resources. SO far as developed.
IRE unequal ed, and lis extensive graxins
and agricultural fields are unsurpassed. .
A country Of.rinx such natural advan-
|tages will never be deserted, and time will
Eventually raise the dark clouds which
low hover SO clos.ly AROUND US, and pour
IN food If light upon our fipancial ex-
istt nee whic, will enliven every branch
Of bust, ess. amt cause Us to forget tn.
deprivsfi0. endured through the long
years OF ANXIOUS waiting.
g. W. DICKSON.
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IC I O. A r. S !;
OF EVERY BRAND.
Greatly Reduced Prices
b. 'em. BASINSKI. TRY 'em.

y 4th volume OF the COURIER has
4 reached number 20. We hone that
\ of our subscribers will call in and
heir subscription We need money
a supply Of PAPER. As 10 do not
call on our friends to pay, they will
TO this request.
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ELLIS & DAVIS

becoming quite scarce In this
ID teams are out daily 70 get Z
Not long since parties in quest
ent in different directions and
but now they generally I'll 60
and can only get hay on the
(ti !. We believe the only place
for sale, is 1t the farm Of +. A.
has the best Tsuch for hay IN
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! RECEIVED BY EXPRESS!
1t A. LAMME s. cos.
/ Styles Gert's Hats and Scarfs!
The incest things out.

invite attention to the advertise
Df Mr.. Gslcn. He offers the ser
his celebrated horse Jim March,
blooded animal in the Territory.
present season, ut his ranch nine
ast of Radersburg on the Bozeman
blena road.
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BOHEMIAN, March 10. 1875.

BOzEMAN. March 19. 1875.
This 10 to certify. That, in July, foo4, !
found on Goose Greek. one Of the hea
tributaries Of Tongue River. about five
miles south of the old Boze,Dan road, good
gold prospects. We got 81 so from four
pans of dirt; it was brought through and
sold FOR that in Virginia City. We found
gold elsewhere in that section, but not in
as large quantities.
! will accompany the Expedition from
Bozeman on the first Of next May.
(Signed,) FRED GRuENBACHrR
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= EAST GALLATIN, March 10. 1875.
! hereby certify, That, on the Both day
Of June. 1866, (as shown by reference t.
memoranda Of the trip.) myself. with 9th.
ers, being then en- route for Buzeman.
prospected on the Clear Fork, ~ miles
from Fort Phil Kearney, and cot 90 cents
to the pan, Of coarse gold. We obtained
the prospect while camped for noon, and
did not gp down deep. Gold was found
from the grass roots
(S;gned.) CHARLES WILSON.
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believe the gentleman, and moi
Times.
per Is the Courier, and the gen
> ono Of the publishers of the
y. V. B. was never known 10 this
ity to believe or to tell the truth
here was q falsehoOd within reach.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
OsBORN's DRUG STORE
At State Pricesl

lass Meeting. "A mass meeting of
ens of Gall.tin Valley will be held ut
|Sary Hall, Bozeman, on Saturday, April
to consider important matters in con-
Non with the Railroad Convention.
Ting will be called to order 1T IL
Dck NJ.
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FROM GALLATlN CITY.
GALLATIH CRY. II. r. .
March 9th, 1876.

! March 9th, 1875.
EDITOR or THE COURIER:
Since our last We have had bright SUM,
days which indicate the near approach O
spring. The ground on the commons ha
iried sufficiently for the boys to have sew
raj rounds At base ball, and things ar
beginning to livep up=here. d
Farmers are getting ready to put i,
crops and II The weather continues favor
abb. there will b. grin sown next week
IS the ground !" ma,y places Is thawe.
our aid nrying up fast.
We understand that several familh
leaving our vicinity the com
ing sprlng. but none will leave the Ter.
ritory. Mr.. VIM. Fly GOES on rsncf
on tn lftlAsin 70 the purpose Of farm
.ng. but JUST where, ". are not ADVISED
Mr.. }. -. Gallup and family Ro+s o b.
Horse Shoe Be.,d OF the Missouri river.
Mr.. J. A. Oulv.r and family we U der
stand will movr 70 Radersburg, IL J-f;r-
.on cOu"ty turing the first psrt Of April.
MIR. Budd, istingu,shed citizen o,
this pla ~. will preside over the Galiati,.
Hot, If er the 9Th Gay of April, anu deal
out TIN many Inequalities to tie trxv. ling
public.
During our mild weather tn. influenza
has pr-yailt,i +, CONSIDERABLE extent but
in rather NIL TORN rs We have hexru
OF seTious cases yet.
Liuk Frank Akin. abOur IA months old,
MS bten ara - Till vtay III Of pneumo IL,
bui there ato still hOpes o. bis recovery
Ther.. nv be-. seaths In this vicinity
r y ntly. but curing the last thre. we+ks
wO deaths ave- occurred on Or near low. !
Willow crrek: the first Was the little
i.uRnler OF J +. Turner. some aeve.,
pr 8 y-srs oil; tn. Oth.r WAS the wife O.
Mr.. Jam tialt,, u law Willow creek !;
sOth 10 tins county.
4sssrs. ]. 8. B.rker q Co. ar. making
70 d velop their qusr.s lean
The ] al Is represented to Be ~ rich in
copper and has tour to 6v. feet crrvis-t
'nd ts trace BILE upon tue surface tor bali
! mile. This r. d lays shout tour mil. 81
rom here aud 10. however. IN the coun,,
Il ]. ffersOn.
Weather chang.d Sunday night andI
rye Snow Of = leas, .hree inches which
~ almost disappeared.
AtSence makes our letter short thisI
ysek.
vnY
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arden Seeds,
Of Last Years Growth; also,
wER SEEDS, for Sale by
II. F. MAY

anniversary of the Battle Of the
!" will be celebrated by members
ate Yellowstone expedition. A
was held at Jake Oakwood's club
u night to perfect preliminary sr-
nts for the occasion.
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e itslic-eyed editor of the Monta
cen reading the Courier "slaunch
- aud has discovered mares neat.
suckling of the Times has been search
for the eggs.
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Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Episcopal Service.-R Rev. Mr. Prou1
Pill conduct the service of his church herr
next Sunday, at the Methodist Church.
Appointments of Rev. S. ]. CatIin.

Appointments Of Rev. S. ]. CatIin.
Boze ca n AT GilrspL s = DOL
|puse. March oath and 25th.
Ga.latir: City Circuit-At G latin City.
arch 9th and 2Sth. !.
SDl others Clark and So tori will assist
- pro! acted meeting at R'dershurg
- dining on April 2 . ~ seven " eek
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02

CLAP. Agent for the Crow In,
I3vertises In this issue for horses.
brides and rifles. Proposals will
led until noon of the 18th inst.
cles are to be delivered 1t the
bn the first Of Nav.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02

With the prospect 0f : railroad Ct On
early day, and 6her,dad's, expedition to
the Yellowstons, and the Black Hills ex
cttement, We think il very clear that times
10 A0utsna will improve We feel greatly
encouraged - TO the immediate failure,
and are clearly Of The opinion that W will
Ill b happy yet
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02

xTHE Waterman sale comes off on the
Ih day of April. This is q good chance
secure bargains in stock, farming i'm
mcuts and furniture.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02

Pumps.-c9l. Chesnot delivered three
lpumps. manufactured It his Planning Mill,
to citizens OF this place few days since
They ars simple, durable and work like
: charm. A child can operate them. The
Colonel i prepared 70 supply al demands
lot reasonable rate.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02

q love II. and who shal! dan
me for loving nios lager bsssl
re AID yoan ds9 i there
ID your dropping spirits chsse
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MONEY
- -
AND
stiOW
TO
MAKE It.

j Just the b,,ok needed, and will sell fast
Address for circulars and terms
J. c.>McCuRDY 4 CO.,
Successors to Ziegler s McOurdy).
1870 v. Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio; Fill
Avenue and Adams Street, Chicago, MS;
62O Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo-. J.
N B.-THE PEOPLE's STANDARD EDI
TON OF THE Holy BIHI4E, published By
|us, 10 the finest. cheapest and beat. Agents
make frOm $50 10 $50 per month selling
|it with other books. without extra ex-
pensf. /. 1927
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02

We have always known that our friend
James A. Ferrel, Of Hayden. had tbs
most productive ranch in the county, tn:
size of his vegetable productions being
simply enormous, and now Jim writes US
that, on the 25th ult.. his wife presented
him with > bouncing boy-a twelve.
FOUNDER Success to the new immigrant,
and we trust be will prove
A chip of the old block
Worthy scion of noble stock"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02

Williams & Murray sell the purest and
e liquors, wines, cigars. &c. Go there
Zen you wish such articles. Don't for
the place-Odell's Hall.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-02

<9range Ball. rast Gallatin Grange
hll give grand ball at its Hall on Friday
tening next. Supper and music will be
Divided. Tickets one dollar.