Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-13

D. Jas. Nancy has returned to BOzema
a. and is now at work in the Times Office.
> Bill Iletfncr arrived in town Sunday All,
r. returned to Clarke Fork yesterday.
: Marshal Wheeler was in town last week
He went over to Virginia City to atten'
court.
Col. Picket left Tuesday for the Nationa
J. Park. Jack Bean goes with him to guild
him through.
e Col. J. \. Eias was in town Monday
He has proceeded on to Saltwater and thu
:. Crow Agency.
{. G. Craig. OF Washington. Iowa, was
one ut the party Of National Park tourists
leaving town Tuesday.
3 Mrs. Hunter and daughter Lizzie. wer,
in town the past week. and left fer tht
Springs on Tuesday.
JtW. P.1isford and Cy Mounts. who
went 10 Helena on business last week. re-
turned home Monday
Benz. F. Fridley. and Zed Dalfie!s, with
the Black & Daniels goods. are expected in
town today ct Tomorrow.
81. RalstUn is bo,,ip,l at the I,aclede. He
has again taken charge Of his office, and is
around attending to business.
Bird Calfec. G. 4. Darlington and Nelse
Catlin arrived in town direct from the
Clarks Fork slnelter last Saturday.
Herman Mosier left for Gates Centre.
Kansas. on Monday. and now SHE siilgs
I'm lonely tonight love without thee
4 Nelse Catln and G. 4. Darlington left
town Tuesday for the Carks Fork mines.
taking with them good supply Of ammu-
milton.
Charley Mann. one of the RaderSb,,iy
party of tourists. arrived in town last Sat
urday and proceeded on his way home
Monday.
led. Daniels arrived in town Tuesday
night. lie reports that the teams having
his goods on board will arrive in town in
few days.
Capt. Deacv. Of Montana militia fame |
who has been in BOZeman seeing the sights
for some time past. returned home to I
RaderSburg this week.
Geo. l.. Duke. chairman of the board of
County Commissioners. was stopping at
the Laclcde last week. He has returned
home. but will be in town again next
week.
JAS. O'Brien called on us Monday eve
ming. He was in the midst of threshiny
when he received telegram to proceed to
Virginia City Immediately. lie left Tues
day.
The Husbandman say: "'Will.' our
travelling man and special correspondent.
is circulating among the GaEatin farmers. i
Don't neglect to show him your herds and !:
liocks. and especially your fine stock" t
Among the arrivals from the Yellow !;
stone country the past week. we notice '
>ilas Ralston. J. Y. Beiller. Charley John $
son and Matt Black. X Beidler. with two i
prisoners. has gone on to Virginia City. s
One of BoZeman's rustlng young men.
lark SwitZler. left on Saturday for Ogden
lttcr load Of fruit. We understand Clark q
intends to go into business here this Fall :
lny man that works as he does deserves d
success. and we have no doubt but what he
will win it.
Walter V. Grannis came in town Mon h
lay and left for Jefferson City yesterday. +
where he intends to engage in business +,
lc called on us while here. and left us Il y
ubstantial appreciation Of the COURIER. Il
Which he ordered sent to his new home. i
)ur best wishes tor your prosperity. Wal {,
er. :,
Among the BOZenlanites who went to Il
irginia the past week. to be there at the el
cssiOn Of court commencing last Monday. a
re notice Matt Black. Dave Boerum. Geo. Il
'ichols, Ed. IIibbard. Ed. Fridley. Tom Il
.dwa;sls, Al. Orion. }. J. Davis. Captain el
X. p. Vivion. Louis Sperling.
wo Crow Indians with interpreter, and
theirs whose names we did not learn
DIR. l.. +. Holmes returned home to s'
Ielena this week. 1t becomes our duty as ct
recorder of events to state that during Is
lie doctors stay here, without any eXpec- L
itiOn Of compensation for his services. but III
ON the natural impulses of his kind and dt
enerOus soul, he was assiduOus in the care ~
f John Stewart. and did everything in his pr
over to place the wounded man in such ne
position as would insure his recovery. e
Mrs. Russell and her two daughters. :"
Uses Mable and Clara, arrived in town ", w.
lt,lrday. and are staying at the Northern -.
acific. awaiting the arrival in town of Mr.. ;"
ussel from the Crow Agency. On his N
rival it will be decided whether they pro-
ed to the Crow Agency or remain in
ozeman. We hope it will be the latter. Of
u,sc. en-
Col. p. w. Norris. Superintendent of the ne
ational Park, has arrived in Bismarck on TN
s way home. We clip the following pc
ON the Bismarck Tribune of the Both ult.: sci
The Col. says the Yellowstone is quite Nj;
large and more durable than the Upper an
issonri. to the mouth Of the Big Horn at
asst, and says that boats like the Rosebud.
by energetic men like Grant =,
arsh. can run to the mouth of Clark's .: =,
ork. aud with moderate improvements in III
e wa, of removing rocks and combining ait
e channel, in places. to the mouth of the eq
illwater. if not. indeed. to Benson's he
lnding. at the gate of the mountains, sid
thin twenty-five miles of BoZeman. o
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