Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
RR.EVITIES.

to make fires comfortable.
: A secondhand Side Saddle for sd.
Happy At this office.
Property sold rather low on Satirda.
last 1t Mrs. Kinks sale.
I The "girl Of the period,'' in Bozeman
has holy horror of football.
The crop of potatoes will be . very
short one i" this county this year.
Probate Court, A. D. Mcpherson
Judge, meets on Monday next.
Harvesting and thrcshing Is now tn
order OF the day with I'VE honest gran
ger"
Business is looking up in Bozeman, ant
50 soon as harvest is over we look TO
lively times.
The overgrown football has thrown hi.
cousin. baseball, completely in the shad,
here in Boxer man.
A. Lamme Il Co. have sold five new
Marsh Harvesters in this county Within
the last few weeks.
Harry Rea has taken his herd of cattle
to Twenty-Five Yard Creek on the Vel.
IOwstone to winter.
| R"v. L. b. Crittonden's reg ulsr appoint.
'ntnt for preaching in Bozeman is the
third Sunday in each month.
| Messrs. Wells and Corbly purchased
the steam thresher advertised to be sold
lately by B'sel & FIaharty. .-.
Locals OF arrivals and departures were
mislaid last week, and the compositor>
lost several thousands thereby.
Flour taken in discharge of indebted
ness 10 the COURIER. A few sacks JUS,
now would be very acceptable.
The late rains have had the effec. to
make grass on the prairies to spring up
quite lively. and consequently stock is
dong well.
The Board of County Commissioners
meets on next Monday-John S. Mcnden-
hall, Judge Duke, and G. w. Wakefield,
Commissioners.
Tracey & Granniss purchased of John
Guy, onions to the amount 1925, which
they have taken down the Yellowstone to
the command.
w. H. Tracey has taken the c. ntrac,
for the delivery Of 5000 Bushels Of pota
toes 1t Fort Ellis, at one and one quart ter
cents per pound.
The terms of the COURIER are IS per
annum in advance. We desire our pa'rons
to bear this fact in mind, and not wait til
their year is cut.
Sre notice of auction sale of fence po'es,
cabling, ETC., at Maguirc's rancli, rear
Drcw's mill. on Middle ere, k. on The 10th
day of September.
Shipments of flour recently 20 Htlena|
has not been q paying business, the pric. 81
obtained being very mitch below the ex.
pec,atlons OF shippers.
James Dewing will transport, per pack
train for shibment east, two tons of ore
from tho Republic lUie, Olark's Fork.
that averages $500 to the ton.
There is some talk of connecting ih,|
waters Of Bear Creek with Bozeman
Greek. The idea is not bad one. anc
we hope the project will not be broken
Of.
Commodore Mccormick is still! in town
and We are not advised Of his future in-i
He has about r. covered 'FRONT.'
lie injury received by his mule falling on
lim.
Lumber is beirg hauled from Sales mil;
o the Washington Ouch mines IL Madi
ION county. We learn that Mr.. Sales has
contract for tile delivery of $1,000 f. e,
,ver there.
A hail storm did an Immense amount of
injury on the Missouri valley in Meagher
county, to the growing crops. Il is es,i-
mated that The loss from the hail i i'll
each $4,000.
No preparations have been made til
year for fair 1t GELATIN City. If our
friends down there have given up the idea
If having any more fairs, it would be
tsell to hold one near Bozeman.
Tracey 8 Granniss' feet, loaded with
'upp:ies for the command, stAsted down
be Yellowstone this week. The freight
consists of onions, potatoes. butter, eggs, |
me variety IF articles. This 10 = ne v
,u.let for our produce thft promises re-
prices,
Our friend A. Wolverton is now in Vir |
yinia City for medical treatment Of his
Eyes, which have become very much H..
famed. and J. was appfebcnied that b.
night lose his sight. He is under tile care
# DR.. Smslihouse, who has been very
ucc, ssful as IA occuIist.
The Madisonisn. having failed to get
N advertisement from the Kansas Immi-
rant Association, now, after drawing is
'ver, warns the citi.eCs of Montana that
he enterprise ID swindlin2 conc. IN. "A
fitch in time saves ninc," but, - usual
he MsdisOnisn is in ''erresr."
J. Brewer. Esq, of the Brewer springs,
vent to The front with Tracey and Gran
'iss, who have loaded The Dora with
upplIes for the command on the Yellow
tone. The boats sent to the front during
he last month have made the trip with.
ut sccidt nts, and navi. alton from Ben
on . LaniiDg has proven . success. l.
Information 10 wanted of james N
;lsrke, formerly of BozemAn. Any IN
in regard TO him will be thsnk
ully received ct this Office. When lsst