Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-03

ana thompson.
Az will be seen BY, reference to our I'd
vertislng columns the Academy at Hamil
ton will open on October 4th.
Mr.. T. G. Ilif informs ~ that the Rev
W. @. Simpson has gone 10 Silver City
Idaho, and taken charge of the Methods
church at that point.
The many friends Of Nm. Mounts VII
be pleased to know that this lady he's q
far recovered from her recent sackness q
to leave the house and take daily walks.
B. NJ. Dawes. County AaaassAs, ~.
about completed the assessment Of Gal
LATIN county, and 60 soon % his return
ere made. We will give the statistics o
the county.
The Northern Pacific Hotel now boast
the largest and finest lamp in the Terri
tory. Tom Warfield made 1t and Henri!
Hltchins touched it up with the artist >
brush.
So soon as the rain stops, harvesting o
spring wheat and oats will commence. Tn
crops in this vicinity will yield well-ex
cept, perhaps, oats that have been injuret
by grasshoppers.
Capt T. P. Fuller remained with US TO
= few days attending to the duties Of BIZ
Office Is U. s. Collector. Every one OF
whom the Capt. called, handed ovel
their dues, and the Capt. smilingly passed
on his way to Virginia City.
B. T. Mcdonald, one Of Bozeman's old
timers, has returned from his Missouri
home with the intention, We believe, OF
camping here. Nc. IL one whom thu
country should not lose, and we trus
with many friends that he will abide with
Us permanently.
Business vii! good in Bozeman thi'
fall and times Q tic lively. The empty
houses are filing up and we predict By
the list Of November that 1t will he difficult
10 secure houses to live in. We can sel
evidences of general revival al aroun(
Bcze,nan and vicinity.
Chas. D. Hard. has contracted with
Messrs. Marion and Duff for tho building
Of . residence and barn, on bic ranch
about six miles from town. The resi-
dence will be 34x26, IL feet high, the
barn 3Ox40. II feet high, the. walls o.
both are concrete.
The News Letter takes OF its hat,
makes its best bow, and returns thanks,
Ito Tom Deyarmon of the Madisonian, for
|thepresent Of a fine mable Imposing Stone
When the News Letter outgrows thai
stone, we will haxe it mounted with ma
hogapy, Tom. aud kept in our sane
tum.
Rev. T. c. NiR and lady, reached
Bozeman on Wednesday evening. on
their return from attendance on Confer
|ence At Salt Lake City. They are both
looking in fine health, tho trip having
|beeu . very pleasant one. Mr.. Ili6 VII
|hsye bic headquarters 1t Virginia City
but will visit his old home frequently
where. he has made . large number q
warm and devoted friends.
We call attention to tho notices appear
ing in this issue of the celebrated Over
land 81 ouse, Helena Under the manage
ment Of Pichler q Bartels this house haa
gained the envisble reputation of being Z
drst-class one In every respect To those
of our readers who contemplate attending
the forthcoming Falr We would sey taEry
at the Overland.
VIM b. Layton. the gentlemanly solici'
tor Of tho Nortanian, u with 70 and u
meeting with good success In obtaining Z
large number OF subscriber, and rakina
In plenty of greenbacka We congratu
late the Montanian on having such rust
ling and gsptlenanly agent - NJ: Layton
The Nontsnian has been dresslDg.up
l little which decided improvement VI
gladly chronicle.
IT h appreciated that tho continued
rains will do injury 70 the crop Of wintel
wheat that 10 In the shock. We have had
rain almost every day for about two weeks.
The spring wheat and large amount Of
the oat crop 10 yet to cut So far the
crops have not been injured By frost The
reasons in Montana are svidently chang
ipg q the cultivation Of the coll increases,
u It rains oftenee and more abundautly
than In former years.
Where arc our good shots, and Why ars
they not making themselves heard
through the pspsrA Desr Lodge and
Helena will b represented Ct the coming
Fair by team from each plices and We
are confident that team made up OF rep
from Bozeman and the Yellow
stone would knock the hind sighs from
my other competing ona TAKE
down your guns, boys, and 90 up to the
capital and get some Ut those pF'1es'
Where 10 Walter Cooper!
The 'pull-back" style Of dress made 10
appearance the other day In Bo1eman. q
Crow lady who wore 1t was essaying M
vnn to walk ous Of Bo1eman ftont gate.
A dog had fastened his jaws upon the rear
u her promenading dress, and in our
opinion, made of 1t decidedly agon,zins
.pulLback" ono, beating the fashioa plates
II boiler, and sodid she.
We have received notice from several
( our subscriber on the Yellowstons that
he Courier does not reach them oftene9
han ouce month. We ere q los to 90
'ouut for this, and will take Il = . great
lvor II any Of cur suhsutben VIII IN
orm u Of their ssap,cions - 70 the cause
f the NON arrival Of the Oourier. Our
nail for the Yellowstone country vi
made up q this once, and vel
ssure III thst the fault dos not 10 mere.
He ct down between the First Natiopali
,ank and Wake6sld's seahla whese 0sl
Hafar haa moistanA6 mother earth % q