Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14
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BREV1TIES.
Green grass is sprouting up under tn
enow.
u. The stage has been coming in ahead Q
Slime he past week. ~
III Col. Il. F. May returned from Helen'
Tuesday evening.
Wagons arc being manufactured at tn
Territorial Penit' ntiary.
The. new Catholic church in Heller,
Il was dedicated { II the 9th.
III Mr.. Nelson Story returned from shor
visit to Hclera Tuesday evening.
Rich & Wilson'S mule train VII leave
In about ten days for Corinne.
The Independent says tht business i
1uli and lang uishIng in Helena.
# Printing IN ,,erial for three newspaper;
b ep route for the Black Hills.
The steamer E. Ii. Durfee LEFT Saint
q o lis for Fort Benton on The 23d ult.
y The Odd Fellows If Helen" will give q
grand anniversary ball on til, Goth inst.
Il J. w. Ponsfrd has decorated hi:
yard with number of nice shade trees.
"a Tie steamer Benton is expected at III.
heal Of ,ayga'io hy the goth of May.
The total Indebtedness Of Jefferson
county, March LIST, 1876. was So ,293 Il
Geo. 5. Lewis, the largest stock rails !
% this country, has gone the Centennial
III We understand that the District scho"
will DC re-opened On Monday, the 24tl
Inst.
IA To day is Good Friday, Sunday will tt
Eastel, when colored eggs will be IN
order.
Torty-two quartz loles were recorded in
Der Lodge county during the month Of
March.
The silver mines Of Colorado are draw
ing quite large immigration 10 that Ter
Titory.
Rsnc, men appear TO hold firm grip
on their four But little is being brought
10 market.
Pull up your rants" is slang phrase
suggested by the present muddy condition
lOf our streets.
Rev. j. T. Curtis, formerly stationed At
this place, has received the appointment of
Postmaster ct CORVALLIS.
In the Upper Sun River country, it 10
said, that tie grasshoppers are hatching
Out BY the milIior.
Six thousand dollars in silver bricks is
'1nraed out every week by the North.
Vest company's mill.
81 It y; more than probable that large
oumber Of buildings will be erected ia
Bozeman this summer.
n Snow fell 70, the depth of one foot in
Chicago on tie 2Sh ult., causing . sus-
pension of street car travel.
u Quite . large emigration Is announced
rom Sioux City and vicinity 10 the silver
mines Of Animas Forks, Colorado.
II The Ross Bros, of Bed Bluffs, CAL,
3sill start for Montana. IN q few weeks
wi,h their band Of p, occ head Of sheep.
An extra session Of the Board of County
commissioners was held Tuesday TOR the
purpose of eanvassing the Railroad vote.
II Joe Magee & Co., Wholesale liquor
1cale's II Helena, after short suspension
have re-opcned At their old stand on Nam
street.
Yes We win gather 1t the river" is the
cong Of the hoys who daily wend their
8wsy, with pole ana line, toward the East
|FGallatin.
Wild ducks and geese are putting in an
appearance in this valley, aud spOrtsmcn
can rely on coming home with something
10 thrr bags.
Rapid City, it is said. will be the me-
tr0polis Ut the Black Hills. II has sprung
up since February. and is more centrally
located than Custer City.
Mr.. II. ory Addoms ives RON over by .
1oose horse on Nam Street, Helena. by
which accident his shoulder was broken
aud be was considerably bruised.
Montana freight has csmufnced TO &C
culate 1t Corinne. Parties shipping
freight that way will do we'll to have II
care F. J. X. 4 Co." :.
/, Grace Greenwood writes from tie Alps
that she would rather have her feet among
tAe flowers than her hesd among the stars.
Afraid evidently, she'll show her alpen
stockings.
The following steamers have already
st .rted from B. Louie, and and are on
their way TO Benton: G. X. Peck, Mel
he Peck, Carroll AMI Jno. n. Chambers,
al At which are Arst class boats.
The steamer YELLowsfoxE bas received
her loading It St. LOUIS aud was billed to
leave for head Of navigation on the Vel
lOWatOne river Il -dav Overlann Trains