Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-29

harvesting Is ABOUT over. ana We uOu.
est granger" will sport fat wallet
Gu SITS of the 81. Louis and Cosmopoli
tan Hotels, Helena, will register at the
latter.
General Gihbon arrived at Fort Ellis on
Wednesday and the command will get in
to-day.
E, Il. Bradley viii be the night watch
IN ~ daring John Trout's absence to the
Yellowstone.
Mr.. Stone filled lis contract OF ten cords
Of wood, for the use Of tile public schools.
at - per cord.
The two popular styles OF fall bonnets
are called the kiss me quick and
Mustn't ton h IT,
Orsrn Mcirlll's train Ct ten wagons ar
rived Yesterday with freight for Eozcman
merchants and Fort Ellis.
Bozeman can boast OF as tine teams and
bug yies, and as pretty girls 10 Tide III en!,
a. any town ia Montana.
The first consignment Of ore from the
Biz Josie lea /, Clark's Fork. has been re-
ceived. and is stored a. Ellis & Davis.
TIE major par Of the oat crop OF Boze'
man CT OK will be used in supplying Fort
Ellis, Marion Flan-.-:y having tie con
tract al 81 30
W. IL. Tracey is rapidly fil.irs his con-
tract of delivering 1000 bushels of pota-
toes at For, T.. is. The contract pric: is
Is asnts per busael.
Anybody who has $3.50 in clean Z n
b ck-. or bark ,bIe currency, to put up
on lilurn against lIases, can !tarl OF an
opportunity TO do SO by eEqairng at this
office.
AS will lie seen by the proceedings OF
the meetin. in another colunin, the Ladies
aid Society Of ST. Jams Church has
been rc-organized FIR the winters work
Of Charity.
Mr.. George NJ lrshali, Of Aichison, Kan
SIS. las the contract to carry the mails on
the n..w routes from BpZe:nan to Spring
Hill and Ans-s1rviCe to CONNIE &C on
The first of October
Our bill heads say leash or monthly set.
Elements, and this rule Will be strictly
adhered to in thu future. Next Sunday
is the first. but Settlements viii. be post
pom ill Mon:ay.
Captain Il. II. Mason has retired from
the editorial charge Of the Butte Miner
The Captain done well during his hriet
term. and will make his mark in the pro-
if he concludes to a !Opt it.
Gilner, Salisbury 6 Co, the OVERLAP
stage mn have bought large quantities of
oats on the East Ga,!,tin and other points
during the last ten days. paying II cents
on ranches, which is equal to , cents de-
live red IN Eozcman.
Ed Hi5Aard is sorrowing- bear is
dead. Bruin was visiting Up to Fort LIlis,
got loose, and some sportsnlcn caught
sight Of hm in III: dusk Of the evening,
ami with th..ir little guns Sent Fat Jack y
..Where the woodhine twineth."
A aetl,ion from Butte has been sub
ml,,ed to the Bpard Of county CoIamis-
missioners OF Deer Lodge county asking
that the proposition for that county to
81 sidizc the Helena aud Benton railroad
$4,000, BE- submitted 10 the people.
The 1915 inch LeE Il wheel for the
Clark's Fork sme!ter arrived here ycster-
Gay, and will be forwarded Immediately.
The blower arrived last TUT sday and has
gone forward TO lie smelt-r. The
probabi,tles now are that q ron Will he
IN .de this fall yet.
Mr.. .. Miles, Of this city, has placed
upon our Ia Die monster potato, of the
peerless" variety, which lie raised in his
g .rden. It Is Il beauty, weighing three
pounds; and Mr.. Miles wants somebody
to beat it if they Can, and then he will
try again next year.
A lalp friend of oars received an invita-.
ton Yesterday to be present at the marri-
age Of Mr.. James s. Do,holomew and
Miss Ella Black, daughter Of Col. L. NJ.
Black, which took place in S.. Joseph,
NO., on the 2Sth inst. The congratula.
tons of Miss Elias many frien her. are
rendered the newly. we idcd, wishing them
much happlness and felicity in the new
relation which they have JUS entered.
THE INTENSE ITCHING, caused by Ger
tain diseases of the * n lie speedily alIayed
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