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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

F. i. Lamme is expected home mex
week.
John Davidson is clerking in Ellis
Davis store.
Stephen Gage and Mrs. Gage went t,
Virginia Monday.
Miss Mary Hunter is on a visit to Hun
ter's Hot Springs.
II. Jockey started to Helena by private
conveyance Sunday.
Jarob Ellis has been visiting Helena the
] past week on business.
A. McNoughton ard A. j. Briggs, 3,
Mssoal;'. were in toy II this week.
v :. Iingley, from Fort Benton. pas.
Io!i-!c aver.
Captain Geo. l.. Tyler, I'd Cavalry. has
been granted a six months leave Of absence
from his post Of duty.
Lieut.. f. j. McClernand. I'd Cavalry.
who has been on visit East, returned to
Fort Fills on Monday.
hS'' ,idIh wright anu JOnn Ii. " alSOn
returned from their excursion to the Crow
Agency last Thursday and proceeded on to
Helena Friday morning.
Harry Award, who formerly clerkcd for
;. W. Langborne in the dug store, but
who is now engaged in ranching on the
! ellowstone, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Gen. Brisbin and MS. Capt. Ball,
effort Ellis. who have been visiting .liends
n Helena for some time past. returned
rome tnis week. Mrs. 81 isbin left her
laughter at The convent in Helena.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Telephone mania, which has engaged
fention Of the scientific men of the
tor some time past, has at last reached
Dnd. Within the past week quite a
fr Of experiments have been made.
have proved quite successful. The
used is very simple, consisting only
ordinary two-pound fruit cans. md
pc cord. A hole is made in one nd
can large enough for the mouth, the
is passed through small hole in the
end and knotted to prevent its draw
ait. A can is arranged at each end of
ne, and thus messages are transmitted
ance OF 400 feet and upwards. An
l:iry tone is carried further than it is
PIE for one to make himself UNDER
oy raising the voice, and both words
onss are transmitted accurately and
'actiy audible toncs.-HusbendDaan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08
Butte Miner, SOtH nIt,1


Two more arastr;s md tiye-stamp mil
will shortly be added TO the works now en-
ployed upon Vipond ores.
A snort time ago we copied from a Col
orado paper 4 very f1ai,ering description OF
a machine recently invented for working
dry placer diggings. According to the ac-
count gwen ,hem:cbine YVES even 10 be
preferred 10 wafer, where the facilities for
WASHING We're at hand. rs by it light scale
gold could be saved, whereas with water it
W ALWAYS carried off with the tailin.s.
lie .. ,enlion of Mr.. Cias S. Warren was
ut rae ed by tlfe new inven,ion-an inven-
ton, by ihe way, that has long been need
ell in many loo. l;;ies in Northumberland
writing for information to gentleman
formerly connected with mining bureau
in Colorado, he received the following re-
ply: You ask about the Dry Placer ma
chine. 1t is a fraud. and cannot be worked
TO advantage. think you would be SIM
ply wasting your time and money by fool
ing with it. Some machine of this kind IS
doubtless needed. but it is not vet invented /
so far as know This is the opinion of /
ore well qualified to judge, and it may
,.afely be accepted as a final decision upon
he merits Of the -, washer.
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Custer County Locals.


Gen. Miles received a salute of IL gun.
on bis arrival ut The Tongue rive post, il
honor of bis victory over 10 .ph.
| 1t is expected that all he f,e:yLt will be
removed from Tcry's Landing 10 Fo,1
Custer by tue middle of December.
4 Tobacco has been ve"y sc.r'ce IT 2ll points
on the liver. and love of The weed have
had 10 do some tall .us!I'ng'' TO keep up
de supply.
1t is lunored that on the completion OF
the present bu;'!;E,rs at Folt Custel, Gen.
Bucl viii 90 on the staff OF Gen. Sherman
rs Chief OF Engineers.
Guy q Ralston have finished dig. 'ns
Their pot;noes, and have secured iii he
ne; -!,bo,hood of 1000 bushels III rs tine
-spuGs" IS were ever raised in any coun-
try.
Tues are reported lively in Miles Cily.
VIVA prospects ola fine trade this winter.
i any '.1g can be had to tlade on. Flour
.r'i -; i e> OF .lii Kinds are scarce ard
Il ID.
Capt. Er D. oftlc nd Cavalry. is having
ON 4 70: q f,om E,c', an, on the l.!,.'.-
,.it. 10 e Big bend Of the Muscle. .,.;
a;,,i urit'r 10 the inOd:h of that st,r..i..
Th.s " H. :.a, lie settlement OF the lower
Muscles:le.i wiley. an. ,je OF great bench!
to the whole county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

nong the parties killed BY Nez Perces
tn PoGt summer were two men. one by
the Gflne of Hicks. the other A. G. Wood
Weed was a man with very heavy dark
bard. md MAS six feet and Two inches in
heQEh& had mined several years in Court
NJ. )3ish Columbia. Sold a saw mill
III ID came 10 BoZeman last summer,
ltd hire last winter. and was prospecting
IN m. gicinily of Clark's Fork this sum-
~ ToIIere he was killed by the Nez Perces.
Mud md Hicks were found by Howard $
sco0fAIn September. and wc'e recognized
and bnfied by them. Mr.. Wood is sup
pooG1 70 have some $1,000 or $4,000 on
dew61ot In some one OF the banks in the
Te11It6sy. as he had $4,000. the proceeds
Of t11e ale of his mill. when he arrived in
thu I3ritory. lie has friends or relatives
n O. Iowa and Missouri. Parties de-
sirt hrther particulars or Information
about FOOD. or knowing the whereabouts
Ofongfof his relatives. will address John
6oak Bozeman. NJ. T..
Iowa and Missouri papers please
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08
How to fudge q Town.

The Jefferson City. Mo-. Journal SAYS
\ gentleman from Tennessee. representing
Il capital of 10000. in search of a good
locality In which to engage in business.
gave us call, and after stating his mission
West, asked to look at our paper. We
handed him the Morning Journal, and to
our surprise he did not stop to read our
neWsy local ''pick-ups.' or our attractive
editorial page, but turned at once to our
advertising columns. and commenced
counting our advertisers and measuring
their space.
''Well.' said lie, CHANGING up from the
paper, lis that all-is that the business Of
this town.
''Oh, no" said we, "hcre is the Tribune
With few advertisements that don't ap-
pear inthis paper.''
lie then counted two additional local
business advertisements in tie Tribune and
again looked up with the remark:
And that's AL is it? Why. you have
not got near as much OF town as imac-
ined you had
We ''oh eAPiilHeu ~ MN tllat we nave
great many business men who do not adj
yertise.
'Tbey are no business men to hurt if
hey do not advertise" he said.
We could not contradict him, and we
we're powcrless to vindicatc the claims of
'ur city.
lie LETT us, saying if he had the time he
would look around, but this was no place
or him.
This is only one instance. and fact.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

a friend, writing us on the subject of the
navigation OF the Yellowstone. saws:
Il think yonr article On the NAVIGATION
ofthe Yellowstone will accomplish great
deal of good, for facts are stubborn
things and what las already been done
by steamboats, ia worth years of hard
work.
If you can only bring the people OF
Bozeman up to the point Of risking TWEEN.
ty-fve cents in sure thing their pros.
perity in the future is assured. and the busi.
ness rush Of this season is but at drop in
bucket to what can be done.
''leur idea in regard to making con-
tract with some responsible company, hits
the nail square on the head, and believe
that company would be Coulson&C Co., who,
think, are weaned from their Benton
Narrow Gauge ideas. But am afraid the
majority of your merchants would expect
to make few dollars the first season in
stead of paying out a few to induce re-
sponsible companies to enter into the
project in view."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08
fMadisonian. 81 i,,st.1

The BoZeman coaches ale now running
on w;n,er lime. They will leave helea,tel
at O'Clock in the morning, and make the
tip 10 Bozenlan in two days instead of one
as now. The Ove,lanG coaches will com.
mence running on win.er time about the
l5th inst.
Six tilou.an bushels of grain-wheat.
oats and barley-was raised and threshed
on the ranch of E. A. Mavnard, Madison
Valley, tbs year. The grain, excepting a
sight smut in the wheat, was all of splen-
did quaI.iy. In addition to this. Mr.. May
NJ {. has laised about four hundred BUSH
els of peas, which he is feeding to hogs, of
which he is faiteniny large number of
very fine ones. The crops on the Madison
have all yielded even better than was antic-
ipated before thr shing, the oat crop being
probably the ,bcst raised in any valley in
the Territory.
On Friday last, as Mr.. James Brooke,
superintendent of the Montana Wooden
Factory, was riding on horseback from
Fish creek toward the mill, in company
with another man, the horse of the latter
SHE'D at some object which they were pass
ins. and jumping aside crowded the other
hotse against telegraph pole with such
force as to break Mr.. Brooke's right leg
and throw him from his horse. In falling,
Mr.. Brooke struck on his left shoulder and
broke his left collar-bone. A messenger
was dispatched to this city for surgical aid.
and DIR. |. c. Smith was in attendance as
soon as the journey could be accomplished,
We are glad 10 learn that the patient is not
fatally injured aud is doing as well as can
expected cons ideling the severity of his
injuries.
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a EsafAsl Invention.

Among tie recent Improvements made
By BOZelnan!es. is a new counter for $.
W. Langhornes drug store. The counter
Il veil made. and r0n,ains twcnty-one
drawers in the back part. The drawers
sljd@h and out with great ease. They
can bc pnlled out or slid in from any co.
ncr or the drawer. and unlike other draw
ers It's impossible TO cr?mp them ei,ler in
opening or closing. The invention is Il
good one. and parties who have drawers
hung on HE old style will do well to have
Mr.. B. r. Bennett change them. The in
ventiOn is very simple and consists Of two
grooves in each side Gf the drawer into
which tongues fit and on which the drawer
sndeo. The cornrs.r is now at The painters
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NeW Morrill, Hest. FL inst

Il NeO NOi1H-U cSt, ~ INST.
Joseph Spooner. Esq, Chief of Police
Deer Lodge, is tie i';.Dpy owner ola 3 l.:
pound masiodon tooth. eXlilmed by karn!
4 Stone, at Il depth of ti..een feet, from tl.t
kimmerly 4 Co. ground, in Ophir gulch
They also found masses of petrified roots
OF frees wi lie setting sllice boxes. Mr..
SpOoner has nice cabinet OF minerals, fos-
sis, ETC., and designs shipping them to
London.
Pioneer last Sunday was the scene of an
other suicide. Henry Harry Overhof. a
German resident OF that place, was the VIC
It Il. AS we are advised. lie was in the
brewery with number of others. Leay-
ing his companions, he stepped out doors
into the street, and advancing two or three
p:ces, placed navy revolver to his fore
head, casp.ng it with both hands, and
fi,et. Although some one near by saw
him di.,w the pistol and called ont Look
ou,! H's'.y is going TO shoot" it was done
SO qu'ch'T that no one could appreciate his
purpose or reach BIN before the shot was
fired. The ball eniered the forehead just
over t',e insiGe Of ,he LETT eve and came out
ct The top of he head. H., lie back of tie
forehead. Dts,h was almost instantaneous.
NJ. Or ooff hat, been for several YEAS in
tie employ ofthe Pioneer Company. and
was 'pnEir i~. The cause of his suicide
w.s eA.e s:ve d i.k:lg, to which he had
been ada ,cted. anG in Tie dc';rium of which /
lie has eqrently t>rra enet TO take bis I
e. When Oct otthis cont,;1ion, or the ,
l,spon'ency imme il ,eIv ensuing, lie evil
le,l,'y h"t no lhor + Of se]f-t,e,tr,n,ion,
IS he b; G III c'l.seu dis winters supplies,
new clothes, ETC., and seemed well content
ed with lfe.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Bass 4 Co.'S Ale at Odell's Hall.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08
foe-.hO!Gcrs' Meeting T.. M. N. and
=. Company.

Stockholders Meeting T.. NJ. N. ant
! =. Company.
Pursuant to call of the Presiden
and Secretary OF the Eastern Mon,ana
Mining and Smelling Company. the stock.
holders met at the Office of the Secretary
.. ID. McCan'an. last Friday evening. 4
majority Of the stock was represented.
Nominations were made for Trustees for
the ensuing year. The President apo n
ed Walter Cooper and Matt. w. Anderson
tellers. On ballot the followin. persons
were duly elected Trustees Of the +. NJ. NJ.
and ;. Company for the ensuing year:
Nelson Story, A. o. Brawner. Lester $.
Wilson. W. j. Davies, Walter Cooper.
Horace Annis. John W. Granniss, G. w.
and VIM. w. Anderson.
No report having been received from the
bullion sent the Assay office. Helena, and
other business not being in proper shape
to bring before the meeting. on motion
the meeting adjourned to meet at The office
Of the Secretary Friday evening. Novcm-
Der 9th at I p. m. The trustees will hold
4 meeting to elect President and Sec,e-
AIRY Immediately after the stockholders /
ree,ing is over.
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fBeato,, Record.

The Indians acknowledge two warriors
killed by the volunteers in the Cow Island
fight.
smell & Co. are making good progress
with the new brick school-hOuse. There
is q fair prospect now that the building will
be completed this fill: 80 = =
While the Commission was at Cypress
Mountains, a parry of Nez Perces, about
forty in number, came inio Sitting Bulls
camp and were kindly received by the
Sioux. Many of .l.em We're seriously
wol.lded, and all We're ,lishcaried and brok-
en- down vii, hardship.
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Herald

Seyenty-two wagons loaded with govern
nent f.ei n camp equipa2e. baG. gage, etc.
fo.' the Tnr' lnfan,ry arrived last night.
a Ninety. pound silver button from the
Jetfelson City Reduction Works WIS re.
ce:,ed yesterday by tie First National
Da,k. 1t is valued at about ST. 100, and
W II be nelel in.o regulation bullion bars
=. lie ( ai,et' States Assay Office and ex-
pressed 10 New York.
w. V. Movers, of EaGersburg, informs
us tn: t Ike: ling & BIasler's mill, at Keat-
inoyi'ie. s'aled up on Wednesday last,
wi h eve v indication of suc css. The wat
err was pumped ont of the mine of Thurs
d:y and the proDrie,ors expect to put a
70 &c OF uiep Oh on Monday. 1t is claimed
j, ere is o'e enough in sight to keep the
M i anl ly or five Yeas.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08
MerfAllX WOHRdeNl

0I. Frenar- of & Co. I'd Cavalry. who
recently returned to Fort Ellis with his
conApanv from the Northern part of the
TERRITORY. v iailc in Il state Of intoNication.
Tuesday, :;afc,npted to shoot a comrade,
but was unsuccessful. He then walked in
to the brush near lH Fort. and shot him
sell the bali entering from the front and
pas1lng Immediately above the heart. went
out thrOugh the shoulder blade. At last
accounts In. was still alive and conscious,
but the wound is considered mortal.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08
I Death OF Mrs. NainsfOrd.

lat Thursday afternoon news was re-
cUtv6(lein town of Ire death. at the Crow
A1enNy, of Mrs. John &. Rainsforl ond
infant. Their remains were brought into
town III tie evening anh,aken on TO Helena
Friday. a ct~l't was 10 meet them 1T
Radersburg. Fine funeral Ha- to take
placc = Hrlega. (M,s. r. t.-v homc(
last Gunllay.
W1 R:in>ford was sister - Fl .
CeKeo16, of Missou'a. and for several ,e;.I-
kel0le md since her ma, age was Ie2'-
dent ~ Helena. where she had great
many friends. who loved her dearly for her
nynoble qualities. Shortly afcr her
Arrival here she taught select school. apl
VyAEeEy successful as teacher, b n.iny
toa1efswOrk a cultured mind and con,ci-
9lyl6q9 regard Of duty 10 her charge.
EAooe Ni,le ones will feel that they hive
l0xt !, dear friend in her death. BY her
lOoos0ocietv has been brreft of an OrDa-
MkG II TO her be, navcd husband we can
O11yS1er Our deepest sympathy and re-
cpG6fn&nd him 10 the Father OF Consola-
finO A-IndP DeuHent
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bTAH AND NORTHERN.
\ on the FIX tensiOn Begun.

Ia. j. Smith arrived home yester.
6fning from the East. and informs
Jay Gould had ordered the letting
tracts for twenty miles of the extern
" the Utah and Northern. He also
THAT men had left Franklin before
1parlurc to begin work. This is evil
Ithat the work will be prosecuted as
N AS circumstances will allow.-M-
I<u, Lfh inst.
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Our school House.

s,st I'VE in one of his letters to the Hus-
.6aekuan. speaking of our new school
!. hessr. says: The school house will be IN
0rnameni u, ,hr cay. a credit to the dis
Did and es un,y. and OF great value to the
Sbtn4. but somewhat extrayagant unde-
31klng.-
I Cal around and visit Us in a few years
! hOm nov. VIII. and We Miii show You hat
10 = not AS cx;.a,agant III undertaking as
Won mink II i
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Among the many valuable exchanges
that came to us was the Taunton Mass.
Gazette. 1t has recently been dressed in
new type and now cones TO Us as the
Household Gazette. 1t is valuable, We'll
edited paper, and is always full OF interest
in and sensible reading matter.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

The two prairie dogs which Col. Norris
brought home with him from the West.
are indeed a curiosity. 1t is not one day,
but every day, that earnestly seekers from
the sissuA4ah towns come IN to inspect the
strange creatures. Detroit sends out half
a-Iozen each wcek.-Nosris Suburban.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

If Won want a good s,.it OF clothes MADE, and
warranted to iii, call ON
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
one door East Of StrasLGrger 4 speriing, Main
street, Bozeman. la--u
The mail to Tongue river will go through
BY wagons as soon as the necessary horses
can be placed on the route. Heretofore
the mail from Etchetah to Tongue river
has been carried on horseback. We are in
formed that the express rates and rates Ol
fare have also been reduced OH the line.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Rev. l.. w. b. Long who succeeds Rev.
Burtiick as pastor OF NJ. f.. church in this
place was transferred from Montana Con-
ference, when ne was presiding eluer, spc-
c,aIIy tor FairDury. = tairDury (Neb.)
t;uzeftc. oct. 81, 1877.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Ii the person who borrowed our hammer
last Thursday noon, without our consent.
from the wood shed back of the county OF
ices. viii return it, we will be very much
obliged. and won't say anything more
about it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

BY reference to our advertising columns
it will be observed that j. b. Finch has as
ISOLATED with him partner. Mr.. Finch is
Known I'LL over the county as one OF the
best workmen in his line in the Territory.
Mr.. Nicholson is recently from Helena and
is q superior workman and an indlstriQls
one rs well. The men are enterprising,
liberal advertisers, and deserve the extend
ed patronage they receive.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Mr.. Cleveland has recently removed from
bis ranch, about three miles from town, to
the residence Of Judge Annis on Black
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BORN.

ALLEN AT Etchetah, Custer county. M, T.
Oct 18th, to the wife of Joseph Allen, daughter.
From The above /. will be seen that the first
white child IN in Custer county was on Octo-
Der 18th, 1871 TO the wife of Joseph w. Alien.
AT Etche.ah, where for years the Indians have
roamed at pleasure, and near where Caster was
massacred less than eighteen months ago, peo-
pie have settled down aud are busy raising
babies and potatoes. Hurrah for the babies!
May Custer county have hundreds OF them in the
next few years.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Nelson Story and others are busy lemov-
ing their stock from the Crow reservation,
A.en, Frost having recently issued an or
der forbidding the hertling OF cattle and
OF her animals ON the Crow reservation.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

The Independent .'as int" yencc that
Sio TX and NeZ Peltes ale in the Beer Paw
Mounta;hs. and tat ho scs have been
s.oien rom san 've,. We don't place any
leiance in the SO igs.
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Blake "A" Whisky AT PoSsronD' $

Clark and Iubbell leave BensOn's Land
ing This week with boat loads of oats and
o.her supplies tor Tongue river.
For fresh roasted and ground coffee, see Jockey
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Monroe Readers, National Readers, Ray )
Arithmetic, Aion,eith's Geography. All kinds
Ut school books and Stationery ut
t4.-4wI H. +. MAYS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

We are informed that the PIesbyterians
are thinking seriously Of erecting church
in Missoula before long.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

There was an exciting horse race on
Bozeman street last Sunday evening. The
boys must be getting pious, holding their
races on Sunday.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Don't forget that it is your last chance 10 ge'
Views OF the Yellowstone National Park, ~ Cai-
ice & Catiin's View Emporium.
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Sal lettings for Western States and Ter
.iu:' es next month. IGcsc advertise
mems a.e no longer mace i'll ncwspape y,
but a:e posted in conspicuous places b.
posi- masters.
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AeturR Of Cart. Tyler'S Conn and.

Hts Carr ain I've. and command passed
1 s0roush town Monday on their way to Fl.
EMS, from ,ll..iy recent visit to Sitting
u ~ On ncarins town. the command
\ we're met by delegation Of ci..zens. head
edhy our silver Correct Band. which cs-
coeted them through town with lively mu-
-, being glad 10 honor The boys who
Ah9if JOSEPH! so lI:'seIv and so wei.
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Bay two ana u half yards Of cloth and have
your pants ma,ie, 10 til, by
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
ne 1t dor 10 Stra.b burger i Sperling. l32-f
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Where can find hat l want? Ask Jockey

Work on the Presbyterian Church near
Hamilton has been suspended on account
Of cold weather. The walls are up about
seven feet.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Davis Wilson and family have removed
rom the Monroe residence to the O'dell
btIi,djn. on Black street.
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Don't forget the stockholders and trus-
tees meetings Of the +. NJ. NJ. 4 S. Go. To-
morrow evening. A full attendance is dc
sired.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Bennets's magic Cure'' for rheumatism
Neurai.ia or chronic pains in any part OF III,
body, Is unques,ionaby the best remedy eyel
used for complaints of this character. We sim
ply ask you to try it and be convinced. Sold .
he drug houses in Bozeman. ely
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Lille Matte, of The Taylor Comedy ant
Concert Comp.ny, was rendered cOmpE
mentary benefit while in Helena
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

N Dan. +. NrMi]9en is our agent for Miles
City and has authority to receipt for any
mounts due us in that place
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Ponsfor,i' ) Billiard Hail is seperae from the
Saloon Entrance one door East Of Basinski's
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08

Squash, Cabbage, Onions, Potatoes, Turnips-
Everything. Luckey'a.