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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-03
g Yes, but such things don't come

9 Yes, but such things don't come by
wishing
g Let the gentleman TO whom this note
is addressed see to that said the hunter
eco to Munich tomorrow morning and
ask for Baron Won P; give him this note,
and you will then be treated more civilly
at the tax-office" While saying these
words the hunter had torn leaf from his
note book, written few words, and
handedit to the peasant. Then, leaving his
purse on the table, he walked hastily away
amid the blessings of the family. Scarce
ly had he disappeared when the father
hastily seized his spectacIes, and read :
"Zeiner and his daughter are recon-
mended to Baron Won P.'s care by
Louis" g.a. a.-..5r
The peasant shook his head incredu-
lousy. 81 almost believe the man took
us for fools If l should take the Baron
the note he would have me kicked out of
the house." said Zeiner; and as the other
members Of the family shared his opinion,
they determined not to go to Munich
Marie suddenly discovered the purse on
the table and Matthias ran after thehunter
to return it; but the latter had disappeared
and, after long discussion, Zeiner re-
solved to go to Munich, find the Baron,
give him the purse his buntsman had left,
and-as he was on the spot-hand him
the note, with the remark that the young
man probably wanted to play a joke upon
him.
The next morning Baron Won P. left
the Kings cabinet with the information
that new singer and her father would
present themselves to him in the course
of the day. But when, two days after,
Zeiner and his daughter Marie appeared
at the Baron's house and gave him the
note the latter was petrified with astonish-
ment; he could not believe that a peasant
girl was the new pr5naG d9nna and instant
~ went to the King.
g Your Majesty" said the Baron. in an
embarrassed tone, ga peasant and his daugh-
ter brought me purse and these lines. I
believe there is some mistake here, for the
girl is -"
The new singerr' Interrupted the
King laughing. Il myself played the
part of anapresGrjo, and accidentally sue
ceeded in discovering this diamond. 1t
is still somewhat unpublished, it is true,
but [ hope its light will soon flash
brightly, and we shall be envied our treas
IRE. Just think, my dear Baron, what a
treasure we shall have for our OPERA
2'r5n2a donna with voice and without
whims-a child Of nature''
The King laughed and the Baron Joined
in his mirth
Two years have passed since this cpl
sode. Zeiner has lived happily and free
from care N his home, and-what affords
him special pleasure-the ax-officers,
since he has been punctual in his pay
ments, treat him Civilly. And Marie ?
Marie is now being educated for primo
donna at the expense of the King, in
whom, to her great terror, she one day re-
cognized the hunter, and will soon make
her debut at the Court Theater in Munich.
-IT015SI1ted for Hearth and Home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-03
PELEG STO W.

STRONG and healthy, but always slow,
Large and lazy, was Peleg Stow
Labor and he
Did disagree;
Why he should marry, he could not see.
The tall, thick weeds in his garden grew;
His wants were many, his comforts few;
Little he made;
He had no trade;
And borrowed money he never paid.
While others labored. he calmly slept;
While others hurried, he humbly crept;
And he seemed resigned
To be left behind,
In the journey of life, by ali his kind.
Old age came on, and his face grew pale;
His health and yigor began TO fail;
And he lived to learn
That his unconcern
Would never the wheel of fortune turn.
Friendless he lived, and, when broken down
Became burden upon the town.
He lived in vain
He died in pain,
An object of pity and just disdain.
Yet many will live in sloth and ease,
Till out at the elbows and the knees;
Their means will spend,
And in the end,
VIII go to the grave without a friend.
Eugene j. Han, IN Chicago Tribune.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-03
THE GOOD SHEPHERD.

THs snow was drifting Ger the hills, 81
Fierce was the wind and loud. Aa
While the Good Shepherd forward pressed,
His head in sorrow bowed:
+" o shepherd, rest, nor farther 90,
The tempest hath begun"
" cannot stay, must away
To seek Ny little onsr
A thorn-wreath bound the gentle brow
That beam d with pity sweet,
I And marks Of wounds were in His hands,
And scars upon His feet.
Again said: 20 Shepherd, rest,
The tempest hath begun. y = "a T.
he murmur'd: Nay, l must away
To seek Ny little one"
saw Thy flock at peace within
Thine own well-guarded fold:
Shepherd, pause, for wild the gale
That RACES DER the worldr'
No; one poor lamb hath gons sstray,
And soon may be undone;
cannot stay, l must away
To seek My little oper'
But, since Thy flock are sll secure.
Why to the height repair?
II Thou hast ninety-nins at home
Why for 3 truant care?"
"Dearer to me than all tia rest
Is that poor struggling soni
! cannot stay, must away ....
To seek Ny little onei'
GOOD Shepherd. tell me, il his need
Should bring the waaderer home. 49,
Wilt Thou not punish him with stripes.
Lest he again should roanl?"
No; would clasp him to Ny heart,
As mother clasps her son.
/ cannot stay, l must away
To seek My little onei"
Even so, thought, our gracious Lord
Hath in His heart divine
wealth OF love for all His saints
For all the ninety -ninel
But most He loves and most He seeks
The soal by sin undons;
And still He signs II must away
To seek Ny little oner'
II. II. D. Il, in Scottish Guardian
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-03

curately what has become of them. When
the faucet is turned, where has the gas
light gomez one might ask, and the ques-
tlon would be as reasonable and perhaps
as difficult to answer. We know pretty
well where our little portion of gold and
silver has gone, but that knowledge does
not give US any particular qualification
A9ta California.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-03
international Sunday-SchOOl Lessons
FIRST QUARTER OF 1S7S-

Feb. 6 David sparing Saul. III Sam. XIV. 1-1e,
Feb. Ii Saul and his Sons Slain I Sam XVI ia
Eep' ~ DaHd EsIsDushed Hing Sam. v. 1T-25
rep ~ Inc ARK BRO ght TO Zion Sam iv. lis
mar. D God Gov with David Sam vii. 1929
Mar IL Absalom's Rebellion q sam. XIV. LID
MAR ~ apsaIoms Death. 49,. Sam. xviii 24-33
Mar Is Review. ..........,.. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-03

The Duke of Edinburgh must either
go TO sea and work lis way to the rank Of
Admiral or retire from the navy with the
title Of Post Captain.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-02-03

Capt. Burton, who recently visited
the land of the Fans, says they roast and
eat portions Of their enemies slain in bat
tie as qua si-religious rite. f...
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
The Sun
T!dennik, pOlOtydennfk a
dennik.

Tydenni Sun Jest pills znamy case
pis, nez ably potteboval odperuGovani
pflciny nichz dosahl padesate tisic cd
b6rateld ieste nekolik tisic nabyde
.isou asi nasledujici:
Jsou to noviny prvni tfidy. V nicl
shleda ctenaf vsechny denni udalosti
meme d1lezite obSirn6ii a sice v iazykr
iasnem, srozumitelnem a We zpGsobu "a
! iimavem.
Jest to prvni Tidy rodinny list, plny
poutaveho poucneho cteni yseho druhu
neobsahniici mic zavadneho mravdm
skodliveho.
Jest to prvni Tidy zAbavnik, pfinase
iici vytccne povidky nacrty bezne lite
ratury, peciv6 vybrane znale tistene.
Jest to prvni tfidy list host iafskf
Neilepsi a neinovGisi hospodafske clan
ky nalezne ctenaf v kazdem elsie.
Jest to nezavislJ list politicky, nena
.ezici zadne strane a nenosic
zadny oboiek. On bojuie "a zasady a zs
zyoIeni neIlepsich muzl d. dfadd. Zvlas,
nj ztetel venuje odhalov min velikepo
rusenosti, ktera nyni oslabnje ostouzi
nasi zemi hrozi podryti same zaklady
nasi republiky. On Sc neboji nicemd y
netaze Sc po ptizni jejich.
On pfinaSi pro danny m6dni zpravy
trzni zpravy pro muze, zvlaste trh do.
oytka, jemuz zvlastni VENUE pozornost.
Konecne jest listen nejlacinejsim. z
ieden dollar cely rok. A neni tteba no
vinafskeho klubu k odbrani listu "a tn
cenu. kdozkoliv posle jeden dollar, ob
drzi casopis ma cely rok.
Nemame ccstujicich jednateld.
THE WEEKLY SUN. Osm stan.
padesate. sest slonpcfv. Pouze $40.
rocne. Zadne srazky teto ceny.
TIE DAILY SUN. = velkf ctyr.
strankovy formal dvaceti osmi sloup.
cich. Denni rozsiteni 10000. Vsecky
novinky "a 2 Gently. Pfedplatne IS ctd.
mesicne Gill $3.50 rocne
The SUN" CITY.
New York,
Nedelni vydAni Sun" stoii 1.2O. Sun
nevymehuje, lee casopisy, kterex iemu
"a to stoji.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Zertov sazka. Demokrat Grif
nth vsadil Sc republikanern drem R..z-
neren, te ten ieh"z strana prohraje mu,
proiVnika svehn na trakafi hlavnih,
Stanu klubu Haye-e & Wheeler 3
warde dovezti k WeddeIl housu zpatkv
We otredu veil skutecne denIokrat Grit.
18th dra. Reznera liza kulecku k nesnirne
mu gsudiu mladeze starych. Divny
ten prdvod ptedchazelo oddeleni bubeni-
k6.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Opozd emf Gisla zavineno volba
mi Chtejic iiz We etfedU podati ttena
tdm xpravu volbach, vydsl; jsme uterGi
cislo teprve We sttedu poIedne, cimt as
vydani ctvrtecniho cisla Edrtelo Sobotni
cislo vyjde nedeli dopoledne.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

vych sicich stroiG jest Clevelande u
If. Erhard- Kdo by 81 ptal dobr5 !
leyny struJ ten, necht Sc obratl ma imeno
vaneho pana anebo na Aloise Paldu,
ul. Bulwer, { As.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

- Rad Svornost {. III. &. S. z. S
usp"tada pondeli. 16. tijna velkolepy
pies sini V. Rychlika.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Z d mo ratickJch kandidatl
obdrzeI nelvice hIaS6 p. II. B. PAYNE ii
slice l4'52l, tcdy znache vice nez r. 1874.
repubhkanskych kandidat6 obdrzeI
neJvlce hiapd Wick, pro ufad seriffA II
Soudce PrentiTs. Neimene hlasd obdrzel
Seritf Winslow.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
Ozndnlenf.

Vybor spoil. Perun timto oznsmuie
vsem tenn jenz zavazek k tomuto spolku
podepsali ma dale fadnymi 1dy spolku
zdstati mini by Sc do schdze dne 20.
fllna s. hod. vecer dostavili. III jenz
SO nedostavi a spolkovemu pozadavku
nevyhovi, povazovani budou "a vylouee-
ne.
Jmenem vyboru spoil. Perun
Ed, Vopalecky to
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

rs hosPo DIS kych bylo utery
pro pfestoupeni volebniho naflzeni zat6e
no. Souzeni budou pfistl 1tery.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Fra n k Krupka, kteryz uterJ
zatceh byl pro nezakoi,iie vUleni, mnsel
byn propuSIen, lezto Sc dukazalu, 20 Jest
obcanem. krupka totiz svdj druhy OBJ
eanoky list zt' atil. Udayac nusel zapl4
tit soudni 1traty.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Surovost. L pold seste wardy
udala % 1terni volbe hanebnost. "a kite
rou by SO obcanstvo celeho mesta melo
hanbiti. Jeden cernoch ,petloval' demo.
kraticke tykety. t. popudilo rroti nemu
nek"lik rep. eernochd tax hrozne, ze Sc
lakO zbesili IA n6ho vrhli suad by lei
bylI utloukii, kdyby nekteri belusi SO d.
toho nebyli vlozili
Cernosi roztahovali Sc o uterni volbe v
kAzde warde spdsobem tax vyzyvavym,
] .kO by na nich blaho zemG vlseo kaz.
dy cerny disturbance nadaval delnokra
tom az hanba by 10 po-louchati. A tatv
sbet drzi repnL hkanSkou Stranu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

- Cviceni pev. Sboru Lumir odby
vatl sc bnde We sttedu, IS. flina. Glen
We Sc zadar, by SO uplnem po6tu dosta
viii. Jmenem sbolu V. Rychlik tai
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

No beer no hurrah fikaii pry
ma vrsku na kube nektefl ,osvicepl" W.
lcl ceske naro1nosli. T"wnsend lim dal
pondelI ,,beer" a proto bJlo ,pIenty"
huIrah!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

IL Ii IN n
Zlato Novem Yorku 100, pfi zaverce
110.
Obslni thy.
Clevelandsky trh.
Nasleduiici ceny vztahui SO K prode-
i6m We velkem:
Isentee: tervena cis. /. s 1870; els. /.
$1.o3.
Kukufice:: Woe michana 81 ct6; meme
michana 81 eta.
Gees: starry els. l. 40 eta; cis. 2. 81 ct6;
novy els. 35 ctd; billy ctd; no
w neilcpsi els. /. 81 cti.
Tito: cis. 2. cd 60 - IS eta.
JeGmen.
ZitnG m0,tkd:. nudl. 5 loo 4.6O.
Aouka 6;ld:. XXXS 100; timber Xxx
$3.50; els. l Gervene pfenict
8AXS S6.25; Akron City mills 1926
6ervena Xxx Amber s 500 - 500
cervena \ : LOO = 4.50; jarni pse
nice 500 =. 700;Star mills bila
$3.50.
FohankOvd mo,tka: s $50 - 80.
Krmiuo: hrube otruby $1,000; bruhf
chiddings s 14.0O; druha tfida
JENNIE 5 1900; zcela jennie s 1900;
venkovske druhy LOO - 200 la
cineji.
.Ses'o: 10 - 1900 tuna We velkem; pfi
mensich koupich prodeiich 13 -
1900 prairske 8 - 900, We velkem
@ 1000; phi meusich prodejch a
koupich slozena slama - 1000.
New-YOrsky trh.
BaVt'G: III seanactin - ia.
Nouka: els. 9. s 2.75 l. $3.50 superfne
5 800 - 4.50; pekna $500
$50; bila extra { 5.35- 7.5O zvlasr
nj ohioska 8 $50 - 6.75; St. Loui-
$5.OO-S.50; patentovana minnesott
aka : 6.57- $50; zitna 5 AIS =. 30
knkuficna 5 2.60 = 2,90,
Psensce.' jarni els. : 1.21; els. 2.
milwancka 8 LIS; cervena zapsdn'
= zimni s LOS; michiganska bill
: 1.25 = 130 - Gis.; chicagska sta
ra$1.12.
Tito: move S5 - 80 ctd; zapadni 7O-S0
Je6men: canadsky, els. 2. LOS.
AukuFice:: michana zapadni 51i -57s.
bila zapadni 56i - SO eta.
Ooes: mithanY zapadni 37s = 46; bilJ
AZ - so ct6.
Cincinnatsl1y trh.
BactaG: midlling IL ! cti.
AOuka: family 8 500 - 5.25.
Pgenice: 6ervena 8 O.9O Los.
huk'ufsce: 46 - At ct6.
Tito: move IS - 6S.
Oces! IS - 80 ott.
JetDen: 90 - 90 ctd.
ChicaG0sky trh.
Noat&d: cis. 2. iarni 5 l0.O2A: Gis. 3.
$500.
huhnfsce. els. 2. 44l.
Gees: 6is. 2. 44a ct6.
Tito. GA - 65 cti.
./ecnaen: 70 - TAT ma dodavku fiinu.
-
Uzene maso vtpfove IA - I4i; Ne
bro . - 81 slaoina 13 - 13s; uze
ne howell 15a - Is.
Solene vepfove. tszky mess n - ia
lehky mess II; zvlastni kratke 10 |
- 1914. u
s o olen,e hovezi 10 ctd. ftst.a4 |
5 d o mest9 pfevafovane ia A-;v
sujech III -l2.
Ma venku pfevafovane soudkacb
O. 10.
Masl o nejlepa 2l - "a; prostfedni 1e
--19; obyceiny druh IL -l3.
We c tucet II - 18 sudech.
) yr T. 81.
Bran bor.y rdzove 70; pearles rs, ve
velkem sladke jersey sudech $3. so
3.75.
Cibule 80 ctd busl; 1.6O-175 cta
sud.
d rae b wiskonsinsky II - Il; obycei.
ny $1.25 II. so.
Fizule prostsedni $1.OO lbs: rfe
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Pan Farley tteti ward6 zapomel
Sanou horlivosti hlasovati. Byl voleb.
MIN komisafetn.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Pan Fr. Payer otevfel opet host
nee s'6i po p. FIR. kolafovi, ma ruhu ulic
Croton Humboldt.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
Mistni zpravy.

- Upoz"rnniene na lnydlatsk6 W
robSy AID una Duncana, cislo 2, Eag
street
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Tow nsen ova vetsina obnasi pou
ze 1870 basd. Ma tax slime republican
sky distrikt lakn Jest Cuyah"ga po tax
desperatnim 1sli republikanu Jest to ma
10.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

Bitevni vfavaz k a rcpu
blikahe demokrate pottaeaIi 81 opet prs
vice iako ptatele. Nekyseleji rvafi Sc ii
ktefi znaene sunny penfz prohrali. Jestt
prs z&dnych volbach toIik nesazeno.
Take pani V. BohuInsky, NJ. Alb
a Chalus byli volbe pro prodavani liho-
vim xateeni.
Til testi chlapci, Josef Myna
Fix q Josef Frank Varka byi zstceni
pro ukradeni ovoce Gene 8 5000.
Podeztely. Jakfsi John Quinn
prodal We stfedu u. Ed. Crowleymu, KITE
ry4 {. lis Washington Str. bydli. "a
$55 kon9, ac kiI ten bratru "a 8 $125 sto
j. Kupec, jemuz se to zdalo podeztele,
sprawl . TOM policii.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12

- Lacfne dobre pozemky We statu
Tennessee ma prodei aneb ma vymenu.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05

Nelson Story, Eco, and family. left for
Ohio on Tuesday last, by the way Of
Helena. Their departure creates void
in the social circles ct Bozeman that will
not be easily filled. l:r. Story was one Of
the early settlers Of this place and has
been one Of our most active and energetic
citizens, contributing literally to all pub
lie enterprises for the advancement o: the
material interests of this section. The
whole family were identified with Roze-
man and their removal is q source Of sin.
ccre regret to our citizens, The sercnadt
on Monday night to them was All evidences
of the high esteem ard warm regard Of
our people for Nelson Story and hrs am
liable wife. who bear with them the wisl
for their health and prosperity whereve1
|thcy may cast their lot. No citizen il
our misdt will be more missed than Mr.
Story, and the hope is INDUCED that h
and his family may find it best to- scturr
to Bohemian. where they have lett behind
q ut Of warm friends.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05
Curious Device Of q Sw1mdler
HnrinOf1tA a. Anr;l %

Curious Device Of . SWIndlel
Springfield, O. April Is.
John r. Norris, who lives In this city,
Is carrying on = Systematic and ex:ens,ve
sw indling business. He advertises his
headquarters At Springfield and Cincin-
natl and oriers goods and products of
various sorts from firms IN all parts of the
United States and Canada. referring
them TO bankers and other business men
OF this city. When t.. goods arrive they
are iInmediateIy taken from the express
offices or freight depOts and transferred
10 OF her parties, for any amount thai
Norris or his coniederates can get for
them. He claims to haye alnassed $40. cool
by this style Of business Many effor 81
have been made by Springfield newspa.
pers and leading business men 70 exp, e|
his practice aid warn the public sgsinst
him, but in spite of his efforts be 81 ems iol
be still doing large business.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05
Powder, Lead, Shot,
CAPS and CARTRIDGES,
For sale at 4, BASINsKrS.

A postal card from Springfield. Mass,
brisgs information that strorg and
thoroughly equipped expedition to the
Black Hills, Powder River, Big Horn and
Yellowstone gold fields will leave Spring
field on the 18th, New York on the 18th,
and Philadelphia on the evening Of The
18th. The expedition proposes to secure
tickets to Yankton by rail, to which point
the fare is stated at twcnty-six dollars.
No fee is required to join the expedition
Each man buys his own ticket and outfit
and is his own cashier. -[Sioux City Tri
|bune, l4th ult.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05
Gfbbom's Command.

\ lat dispatch to the Independent from
Pryor's Fork, says:
We reached here early this morning an
find from the report Of our scouts tha,
there are no Sioux this side Of Fort Sarpy
Yesterday an O.alla'a was hased by the
Grow scouts beyond Pillar creek and dis
appeared in the rage this side OF the Big
Horn. The march 50 tar has been with
out particular Incident W. hear tina,
quite number Of miners are on the Rose
bud river. some are In the canon south Of
old Fort Smith, and few are on Tull0cl,'s
Fork, east Of the Big Horn It seems To
be pretty evident that the whole Of the
Big Horn country will I'll up with miners
this summer. The country through which
We are passing is the most beautiful have
ever seen. The valley of the Nex Perces,
which we crossed to-day. glistens like
The grass is rich and luxuriantl
and from three to five inches high. The
stock take to it with q relish which long|
abstinence makes piquant and delightful.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05
Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

EPISCOPAL.
There will he divine service in thu
Young Mems Library Hall each Sunday
1t IL O'Clock .. d. aud z O'Clock p. q.
until further u0dcc. II
4. f. DlCKEY, Rector.
METHODIST.
Religious services will be held regularly
1t the following places by the Pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopsl Church of Boze'
man.
First Sunday, (ofeach monthly Bezcman,
II =. m. East Gallatin, 3p. M. Doze-
man, 7p. m.
Second sunday, Bozeman, II 4 M
anil p. m.
Third Sunday. .Fsirview.. 10 M;
Reeves 8 p m. Bozeman, Up. N.
Fourth Sunday. Bozcman, II q. M;
Viewers school house. At p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday 1t II p. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Z m n.
Class and Social meeting Immediately
after morning services. Strangers and
friends cordially invited.
A. B. CLUCKNER, Pastor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05
THE FORT PECK AGENCY.
Major Alderson's Successor.
Fort PECK. NJ. r. |
APRIL ID, 1876. !

EDITOR HERALD:
have learned that my successor, Mitch
ell, is on his way to this Agency, via Bis
marck and Ruford 90 that l may reason.
ably hope to be relieved shortly-in time
perhsps to 20 up the river by the frs
steamer to c arroll or Benton. All quieI
here. No news whatever from the hostile
forces. About 1900 Sioux are 1t Fort
Peck, aud 200 Assinaboines at Wolf
Creek. The remainder Of the Sioux be-
longing to this Agency are en- route here
FROM their winters buffalo hunt. The
main camp Of hunters number from 5000
to 1000. All have remained contentedly
on their reservation during the winter and
have behaved well.
am fearfully sick and heartily tired
Of this entire business, and am anxious
to return to my home and former STAMP
ing grounds in the settlements Of Mon
lana, where l may reasonably hope to
something by persevering eff.
Forts,
Yours, truly,
WIN. w. ANDERSON.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05

The Helena produce market continues
firm. Flour is quoted at "a 75@5.5O Oats,
selling from wagon, at $e.5O@3.65 per 100
lbs, and from stores Al $1.85@3 Wheat,
BIC @24c., according to quality. Butter.
scarce and in good demand at 4Oc, @45c.
Potatoes, 8Oe@$1 per 100 pounds. Eggs,
selling ct 35@4Oc.
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Personal.

Hon. Samuel Word and Judge Spratt
Of Virginia city, are in attendance at tn
district Court.
Judge Blake presides with his usua
dignity over the District Court nov i,
session vt This place. We are glad to set
tho Judge locking 90 well. lie hears the
jndicial crmine with credit to the Terri
tory.
We are in receipt Of . letter from our
young TREND, E. G. Alderson, dated Fort
Peck. April 18th. in which he states tina,
his father. Major AlsIerson And himself
Culd soon leave for BOzema0.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05

Gallatin County can boast that q the
present term Of the District Court, there
va Aoeaa single criminal csse on the
docket, and not prisoner in jail. The
Grand Jury sdlournsd after session of
few hours, not having foand . single In.
dictment The petit jury va discharged
h two days, mot having tried = siagie
case. Most OF The cases on docket were
tried bv the Court
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Late River News.

r. G. Maclay 3 Co., are In reosipt Of
the following river news b. tslegpp5:
The steamer Key West, o. ihs Diamond
Ii Line. left Blsmsrck April 96th tor Ben
ton. with 80 tons Of freight
The Oarloll, Of the sams lima lssva q
Idag. wiihs - tans. Both haais ha4 qotts
u hrgs passenger lise. -THslsss Herald
2oeh.
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Pulling MP Stakes.


Mr.. Neleon Story, Of Bozeman. contem'
plates removing to one OF the eastern
states 50 soon - hs can dispose of his
valuable property. Mr.. Story Was one Of
the pioDeess Of Eastern Montana, and IL
one Of tho most substantial among the
business men Of Montana Placing his
hopes upon. lhe early con- pletion Of the
Northern PAciac railroad. and fearing
that the day 10 not near when It will resch
our doors, he has at last reluctantly con-
cluded to leave for the East -lHelena
Herald.
MI. Story will return IN the summer,
and We think will remain among us IN the
future % be has In the past, friend and
public spirited citizen Of Eastern Montana.