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The daily gazette., 1877-10-04
A BRAVE GIRL.

NEWARK, Oct. 3.ALast Sunday
afternoon q sail boat with three
young men aboard capsized in New
ark bay. One of the party had his
ankle sprained, and was unable to
swim. He clung to the boat, but his
strength was fast giving out, whenhis
peril attracted the attention of Miss
Wilson, the niece of the keeper of the
Newark Bay Lighthouse. She jumped
into 9-foot "dingy," and lashing an
oar to each side so as to prevent the
frail craft from overturning, rowed
out to the rescue of the drowning
man. When she reached him she
directed him to take hold Of the stern
of her boat, and she towed him
toward the lighthouse. A gentleman
named Mcfarland saw the peril of
the two-for there was imminent
danger of Miss Wilion's boat being
capsized-and he pulled from the
shore to their assistance. Both were
taken in the larger boat to the light
house in safety. Monday a small
sail boat touched at the lighthouse,
and young man, stepping ashore,
asked to see Miss Wilson. When
she made her appearance he handed
her a small morocco box, telling her
that it had been sent by the young
man whose life she had saved, and
then sailed away. The box contain
ed handsome and costly ring.
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DR.. Van Dykes sulphur Soap,

Makes the SKIN Soft, Clear, Pure, White
and Healthy is cleansing, deoderising.
disinfrcting, soothing, healing and purify
Ing; removes Dandrutf, Chafng, Ulcers,
Sores, Eruptions, ROughness and redness
singing of the Skin, and irritation of biting
and singing insects; will relieve ITCHING G
PILES where nothing else will have any
effect; is FREE FROM A LII OFFENSIVE /,
ODOR, and prev NentS CONTAGIOUS DIS.
EASES, and as an EXTERNAL MEDICAL
and TOILET PREPARATION 1t has no
EQUAL. Price, % cts, cake a Box
hree Cakes) 60 cts. Sent by mail, (pre-
z. S. WEBSTER, Proprietor Otfifce, sc
n. 5th St. Philad'a, Pa. Wholesale Depot
400 n Third st., Phila., Pa. jy5-wiy
For sale by all druggists in Wilmington
and bydrRggists generally.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From Hon. Rufus h. Goodenow, of Maine.
al have tried Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry for an exceedingly troublesome
cough. The effect was all that could be de-
sired. The use OF less than one bottle re-
lieved me entirety. Among great varieties
of medicines which have used. have
tive properties in cases of cough regard as
Invaluable"
The daily gazette., 1877-10-04
.SEASOMABLE

A. housekeepers are placing av,, .,
Them protected from MOTHS l' 6v n,IIl Y
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WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From e. T. Quinn by, "A. M, Principal OF
the "New Ipswich IN. H. Appleton Aca-
denny"
ssFor more than fifteen years have used
DIR, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for
Coughs Colds and Sore Throat, to which L, In
common with the rest of mankind, am SUI
Consider it the uery best remedy with which
am ACQUAINTED"
The daily gazette., 1877-10-04
A HEALTH INFLUENCE!

Restoring the Nervous and DeblIitated.
Imparting Life, Strength, and Health to
the WdIttng organism.
Successfully treating Disease 'pHho0 Medicine.
DIR. .BRYAN'S ELECTRO NOLTATC AND
MAGNETIC APPLIANCES
Recently introduced after years of study
and research. They are of quadruple pow
er. 1mbuing the system with a constant
current of Vitdttzia9 Electric and Magnetic
ELECTRICITY is NATURES POWER.
yous Debility-DiseaSes OF the Lungs
RheumatlSn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Disorders of the kidneys-and functional
difficulties generally.
The Appliancesares strongly charged with
Electric, G&lvanic and Magnetic influence
of different degrees Of i,lte,laty, suitable To
all cases, and conditions, and effect, Cure,
lUhere medicines hdUe failed.
Reference to numerous Physicians and
Patients.
Illustrated Pamphlets explaining the
principles of their action, Cost, etc., tree or
application, Address
DR.. BRYAN
14T East Fifteenth Street,
New YorK.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-04
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From A. Dunklee, ESQ.,, Postmaster at
West Brattleboro', VT.
"Iam subject to sudden colds followed by
hard coughs, for hlch l use the Balsam ard
find it the best remedy for cough or sore
throat that evAr was acquainted with
My family also are as much in favor of 1t
as myself In fact we always have 1t in
the hou e, and would as soon think of doing
without flour as your excellent Balsam of
The daily gazette., 1877-10-04
The revival of business in Californi

The revival of business in California
seems to depend on the character Of
the approaching winter. Should it
be as dry as the last, when it occa-
stoned loss of twenty millions of
dollars to the cattleraisers alone, the
effect will be disastrous to all branch
es of trade. At this time the state
of affairs is worse in California than
to the east of the Rocky Mountains.
Want of water prevents the working
of the placers in the dry regions.
Heavy rains in winter are as necessa-
ry to the prosperity of California as a
high Nile to production in Egypt.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-04

DOARD WITH PLEASANT ROOMS
ID also, table board AT WEAVER'S.
augzo-lm 7oqNarket Stree
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LJe'
ORFs.

y The Best quality Of MRDiCi7|
THE Mosr REIIABLr PallAHs
fh .... MRDiCiNEsr, rA0fRn,i
Choice P'EliRFUhERY ooLoaSS1ss,s 1,a Ss,s
"A une assortment OF HAIR T,lAASi
4 NALL bRUsiHfkssol ii kssoolH
"'''.'''" At Ninth ANA =,
A Glass or ICE COLD ARS%,Ia Ar S.,u MAID
Il .... WATER, AiVSOD
ShoiceFLAVoRING EXTRA aSs cra !
-e ''''' and Pure, tsS
5 '.,....... '.'.,.',.'. AT Ninth an. v,..l
ea A Good KEY WEST or DoMSasl| s sa,l|
70 '.,-. CIGAR, Isil1
e'' AT WILIr,vJ
Fine AMERICAN & 1MpoRTTn TlS y !
-. At'NInth and N.,I|
"Sfet the best" WILLIAMS "a , poa|
OEoUS DENTIFRICEsF
Gsoice Goods, Accuracy IN di,n.,1 'A9
- .',.L..... Reasonable Prises' p'''0s
WILLIAMS PREsCRIpTTov ,.I
IL Corner Ninth and My NSiy
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ID. N. (OYLE & co,
General AuctiOneerS

NO. E. FOURTH STREET,
Are now prepared to call sales of real es-
tate and personal property, either in the
ciLy or country. New and second hand
furniture bought and sold, Furniture and
household goods at private sale. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Your patronage solicited.
Sales every Tuesday. Friday and Saturday
evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings, sep1S-d3m.
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A Good Selection.

Hon. Martin Mayinn;s. of Montana. has
been reelected chairman of the Committee
Of Territorial Delegates. which has com
mittee room in the Capitol, and discusse>
and acts on all matters relating to the Ter
ritories. Mr.. Maginnis is thoroughly in
formed in regard to all the wants. interests
and sentiments of the frontiers: is cons;d-
cred as authority in the House on all qres :
tons Of Indian affairs and the requirements
OF frontier def .nse. and faithfully repre-
sents his people on these questions OF suc'.
vital Importance to them. He is one of tlIt
most useful men the Territories have in
Congress; and being ready and forcibl'
dcbater. and one of the few members wl.o
car command the attention of the House.
the delegation from the Territories. which.
by the way, favorably compares with any
State delegation. is to be congratulated Oh
its choice of a leader.-Forneys Sunday
Chronicle, 18th ult.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

One of the mos enjoyable evenings eve.
passed by the people of BOzenan WAS
passed last Thursday evening (Nov. 22). -,
Mr.. and Mrs. COOper's. whose rsi,lcn.
early in the evening was filed to its fillles,
capacity by their many fri. nds. Alter be-
Ing entertained with vocal and inst.ym II
til music for some time and enjoying them
selves in social chats and games the guests
were kindly served with refreshments hv
the hostess. During the evening the gath
ering was also favored with a s,ienat!c by
the Bozenln Silver COrnet Band.
The above notice was written for last
weeks paper. but was acciCently mislaid.
and did not appear list TiInr. day, when
we had intended il should.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

II. Countryman is up from Saltwater.
r. VIII. Rea is now clerking in the Pos
Office.
q. w. Preuitt, OF Helena. was in tow
last week.
Leroy Southmayde, Of Virginia City
was in town this week.
Judge F. s. Wilkinson has indefinitel,
p t>oned his visit to Tongue river.
l.. y. Cr'ssman. Of Sprin~ Hill. is il
town having Notification with the boys.
Col. Al. Wall arrived from the Grow
Agency few days ago, and left for Helens
Yesterday.
/. l. Dawes arrived in town this week
from the Crow Agency. and leaves on this
mornings coach for Helena.
Mrs. Josiah Murray and child arrived
from the East Tuesday night and will
make their future home in Bozeman.
JAS. A. Farrell. OF Emigrant. and Judge
Duke. of Willow Creek. are in town at the
session of the County Commissioners.
VIM. w. Anderson left Fort Buford for
Poplar Greek on the 18th Of November.
lie is expected home about Christmas, il
not before.
Pete Benson was in town last week and
left on Saturday with six-!orse load Il
merchandise for his place near the mout
Of tue Saltwater.
Miss Maggie Bloom. who has helped en-
wen tie social circle OF BOzenlan for sew
raj months past, left on Tuesdays coac..
or her Old lone in the East.
Ed. Z. Anderson left Fort Buford on tn,
In III. lor nlsili.rck, from which pom.
,e Was ~ proceed Oh 10 S.iuilsburg. WIS.
were lie VII pass l.e WAITER VII. r.i..-
ives.
+. 4. Fridley and son. Ben F. Fridley,
fii.eu III iO"n Last week iIom 1 l;.i., va.
5ttr.J O..us Ut helgi.t. LEY made !:
.lick .iii,. anu, We are pleased 10 AnuM.
iIc.ssftI one.
+. riner, trO;.i ill Sc tons of tie walk,
~. ....- =. .o"n ,..e pas. week. s4ti.LM
coaiits va" lac county. Aniua. ui.tA.
Z nO.iteu -,Ar. AiutG.AIisuil. .Mf. ..UnI.s
4. -AlMeii ANA -Mr. Api,lctun. vi U..Il.t.n
ii Philip Thorpe. Jo>cpE blackwell ..,...
,arics An.eny, Q. ii ...Giton and viclu.,
4. .. Noii..lnS,On t.OAi L.iies,.iiy. Wis
e"eier ny lr..ue, huot .lll.lis, Il Sal
} OF. :.Iiu I...s. H. lAuOI.. IN :.ssy,l.
emily arrived in town from The LlcA
lis. IIe TWO LIST n.lieu yenilcih.n IN
Ill remaining III boZciil;,n tals wlin,.. -
:. "o.i..n ION. las soon rs lis tools al y
e, VIII .el4oye 10 Fort Custer and o,,ei. =
jew,lry establishment. y
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
PAY UPi

Parties owing us are requested to call and IA.
up heir indebie lne y to before The Isl Of ia :
uary, 1873, a, We desire to close our books at tina
dae All accounts not settled by January Is,
will be placed ia The hands Of Al attorney for
collection.
sTAsBURGER 4 sPERLlNG.
Bozeman, November %, ISL.
From private telegram received in
town. we learn that Lewis and Rich, at
Pleasant Valley on the 3Oth nlt.. being I'M
able to travel on account Of the snow being
80 heavy on the divide. were driving their
stock to winter quarters. The train has
on about 10000 pounds Of freight, most
of which is for Bozcman merchants. tie
remainder being for Fl. Ellis. Every pound
Of freight now on the road will be needed
before spring, and it is hoped that the
weather will yet moderate to such an ex-
tent as to allow teams to get entirely over
the slivide-ifter getting that far there is
hardly amy time of tie year but what they
can reach BOzeman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
Linn / tAtlOn La VS..

T The code of civil procedure enacted 1T
the tenth session OF the Montana Le2isla-
t,,re, nlakts provisions Of limitation VIII ich
we have not seen published, and which are
Of considerable importance to business
men. We publish the following extracts ):
Sec. Al. An action upon any
contract, obligation. or liability, founded
upon an instrument in writing, shall be
commenced within six years.
Sec fl. An action upon account. or
other contract, obligation Or liability, not
founded upon an instrument in writing;
= ). An action upon an account
for goods, wares or merchandise sold and
delivered. and upon any express or implied
promise not above enuinerated-sllall be
commenced within two years.
The limitations were formerly, on instru-
nents in writing, ten years; on book ac-
counts. five yc:,rs.-Nep North Vest.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
The SDciN lie a. ta.- LNcRede.

The sociable for tie benefit Of the Epis-
ropal Sunday School Christmas Tree was
held last Friday evening at the Laclede Ho-
tel. The attendance was large. A ong
those present were several officers and
their wives from Fort Ellis. During tie
evening the guests were serenaded by the
band. and served with rcfre. hmen,s By Il e
generous and popular hosts OF tie Lacletle.
About ten o'clock the BozeE.an string
band, assisted by Prot. Charp.e. took their
position in the south end OF tie capac;ous
dining hall which had been prepared for
the occasion. and the majority of the pei
sons present passed several hours in dane
inc
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
The Bail Sas tnc nlSt

BY reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that a grand ball will he civ.
en- at the new school house on the 2ls,
inst. by the Silver Cornet Band. Under II 9
management Of Prof. Charpie tie band
has made very rapid progress. and takes
the opportunity of f:ivoring the town with
music very often. The ball given by the
band will be the ball Of the season. Ii will
be well attended and patronized by ill t!n
loves of dancing and good music.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

"A change for tie better in the Bozenan
Co, R,ER is now confidently expected. Its
young man has gone and went anu s!arte; !.
i .self.inproye,.lt mt society," with himself
rs near horse III the lead team. ''-Helend
Hcraid.
Thanks: TO the editor of the COURIER
does not belong the honor of having org;l-
nized the '.Bozelnan Self-Improveinent AS
ISOLATION We are glad 10 know, lowcv-
er, that you now confidently expect
change tor tie better in lis. A few weeks
ago we were your model young man. and
past improvement.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
Public Meeting Mt Etche tab.

Pursuant to notice, the citizens1o icl-
lowstone Valley. contiguous to Re moull
OF the Big Horn river. met at Etchctah ard
organized by the election of John &. Guy.
President, and Joseph w. Allen, Secleta-
ry.
The President stated the object Of tic
meeting TO he TO petition tie Board OF
county Commissioners to organize town
snip. road and school district; also 10
nominate officers for the same and request
their appointment.
A form Of petition was read, and on mo.
ton adopted.
The following persons were then nomi.
Mated for the various offices:
Justice OF the Pcace-Joseph W. Allen
Constable-John q. Guy.
Road SupelvisOr-C. +. Nortnan.
School Trustecs-David Conkling, An
drew Lindsay. and A. S. Lanneau.
Clerk of School Boart.-Joseph w. Al
len.
On motion the ihoeting adjourned.
&C. GUY, Pres't.
>. w. ALLEN. Sec'y.
Jockey has removed Tie coal stove IRON
Ills store. and now burns wood that hi
Deen taken off public land.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
The BAH at Fort Ellis.

The Ball 1T Fort Ellis on Thanksgiving
night was Il gr:n.l afi,r. E.i'ly inthe even,
ny the capacious tneater build.n. was well
Tiled. and after promenad.ng the lal tor
some time the ball was started. the officers
of the Fort taking the lead in the lirs
lance The hall was beautifully decorated.
| As You entered. tie first wOi.l to greet
yo,,r eyes WAS the word "wELcoME" at
;a.l ed to Il festoon of flags over the en-
trance to tie room. The top and sides of
The room were covered by flags; on the
north end in golden letters appeared be-
MONTANA BATTALION, 2>D, CAVALRY,
F.. G. Ii. L." "i'
Directly below, and in front of the m,isi-
clans. was tie record of tie attles IN
Which the 2nd Cavalry has distinguished
itself during tie campaign Of 1877, viz:
Muddy Creek, May.
Big Hole, August 8.
CailEis Creek. August 20.
Snake Greek. September to Oct. 5.
The sides of the room were decorated
with portraits of prominent Generals N
the U. S. army. such us Sherman, Sher;-
DIN. Grant and Hancock. On the flag
whicl, decorated the southern end Of the
hill appeared the words,
"ALwAYs READY WHEN Duty CALLS"
About u O'Clock, tables We're brought
into the hall and bountiful repast served,
after which the hall was cleared and dane
ing again resumed until daylight was near
at hand.
A ll.lsant time was had by all present,
and will be remembered rs happy re-un-
ion Of the brave and gallant soldiers of the
81 Cavalry with their friends at Fort Ellis
and vicinity, who esteem them for their
vllor and the victories gained by them in
the eventfml campaign of 1877.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
Post Omcey Estahlislso 4.

The post-office at Etchetah, Custer Co.
has been re-established and Joseph w. Al
len appointed postmaster. w.
The following p0st-offices have been e.
tablishcd in Custer County:
Coulson. Custer County, Samuel Alex
ansler. postmaster.
Huntly. Custer County. Omar Haskins
postmaster.
Miles City, Custer County, Louis Pay
cite, postmaster.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
Custer COz171tY LOcnI!s.


r The Yellowstone is very low, and Maelt
inaws are having hard time Of it aboyj
the mouth of the Big Horn.
A meeting was held at Etchetahyto or
ganize township, and the settlers them.
selves were surprised at the number pre-
sent.
J The BOzeman and Tongue river mail is
now carried through In wagons, which is
an improvement over the old style of a
pack horse.
Reports are rife of the presence Of par
~ Of hostile Indians in tic neighboraood
OF Porcupine, but nothing certain can as
yet be ascertained.
The ferry boat at Sage Brush Bottom
has been hauled OFT Tor tie winter, fine
ford having been found ut the lower end
OF the bottom.
Mr.. David Conkling has discovered coal
fifteen miles from Etchetah, in tile direc-
ton of the Muscleshell. The vein where
it crops out is from two to three feet thick,
and the coal is OF good quality. 60
The larger part Of the transportation has
been taken below to freight from Fort Btu
ford up, but the most OF the stores have
been removed from Terry's Landing. and
the few teams lett will deliver the balance
1T Fort Custer by Christmas.
MIR. Borup the Post trader for Fort Gus
ter arrived some time since with part of h. S
stock-the liquid part. The boys all think
It WAS good idea to ship the liquors be-
fore cold weather, as they do not like to
buy their whisky by the plug.
Peasc Bottom is settling up very fast,
and the best OF the ranches, or those 'front.'
'ng tile river, are mostly taken up. There
is still room tor more. however, and it is ,
he opinion OF Il great many that the lands
lext Tie bluffs will prove the most pro-
iuctive.
Seven lodges of Crows. with Good
leart and Pretty Lodge lis Chiefs, ART
an,ped 4, Etci d;.h. Hey say that tle>
ave ''set down" Tor one moon. when Il ey
Iill have Il t;.lA. Ii appears TO he tie n.s..
i tie Crows ti.at tier Agony Should bt
10 the mouth OF the Zig lion. =
lver.
Groceries, in fact goods of I'll kinds. ar :
::ircc and in demand. Flour. - 10 SlI,
Office, Scots; sugar, Jets candles. 4jcts.; ?,
utter, ~ TO 15cts.; potatoes. 5 cts; OnOEs,
sets; tobacco. what you Lave Il mind to -
TX for it, and everything else in proper
on. A good store is needed ut EtcEetah
Ill any person who would start one would ~
. well
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

The people OF Pioneer and vicinity are
considerably alarmed about the absence OF
Henry Brock,nan. IA resident of that place.
He LETT Corners saw mill to hunt near the
AXE north of the MILL He took with him
4 rifle, matches, Il piece of pit III pine. "A
few biscuits and small piece of meat. in
tending to return the same evening. lie
did not return. On Tuesday three men
started from Corners mill in search OF
him. and on Wednesday number of others
from Pioneer joined in tile search. MIR.
Heron, who came up Wednesday evening.
says no trace of him had been found vixen
he left. A heavy snow fell after Brock
mans departure. All kinds ofconjectures
are atloat as to what has happened to him.
The only probable one that would suggest
his safety is that he has crossed the range,
got lost and followed down one of the triD.
utaries of Nevada creek. A worse fate
may have befallen him.-Nc,o North Vest.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

We acknowledge tie receipt OF an invita-
ton to be present ut complimentary II
ecptiOn 10 DC rendered by the citizens OF
Helena to tic officers Of the y. 5. Army.
stationed in Montana. on Friday evening.
Dcc..nLc.. lltl,. 1877. and only regret t;,at
our manifold duties prevent our attend
n.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

Thanksgiving day was observed in Bozc-
man by services at the Presbyterian church
and by turkey dinners 1T the hotels am
other places. In the afternoon the Silver
Cornet Band played several pieces from the
balconies Of the fOtcls.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

u. s. LAND OFFICE,
BozEWAS,tM. T., Nov. -, 1911.

U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
BozENAN, NJ. T., Nov. q, 1911.
FRANK P. HEMAN, whose Post Office address
Is BoleInan, Gala in county, Montana, ha, th,
day ilei hi ap ,!icai III to clier rs ayric.il ural
Ia id, urier The pre-enpion laws, The ). l.. OF
,-w IL ani ) L. Of 5. h. Ia OF Sec.ion No. IL
/ Town. hip No sou,h Of Range No. :, East
hereby givea thai a hearing will be had ut hi
a,iice IN he 18th day Of december, \. u. 1871
at 10 o,cl ,ck Il. M, 10 dc,erniae \, to The mia.
eral or non-mnerai charac err Of safi Lad. al't
taken before The Register aad Receiver At the
Land O.fcce at B.zenaan, Montana, on he 2Sih
day of December, \ D., 1871. ut Id O'Clock a. m
|. Is alleged there are no known miners, nor
mining improvements upon said land
3tdl DAVIS WILSON, Register.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

The Boxenlan papers say that coneFlea,
.hle sickness has prevailed IN that Town
during the past week.-He,uM.
We never sail SO. and it is not iac''
The downtown Bozeman newspaper o'a-
fit are the only sick persons in this 'o"n
| we know Of
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

Our original contribution column is tl.is
eek Si.tc.u 10y contribu,ion-tiOn lady
II HoZcn:n. Tie poem Is well written.
...e senIilnt nj is excel and Our Li:,ilA
.,a,Iers viii no DOUBT be iignly entertained
! p.itsing il.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

A member of the Montana Steam Crack
er CoE,E,ny and Bozeman newspaper
man got hauled over the coals this week
by their Christian brethren for attending
the ball at Fort Ellis on Thanksgiving
night.
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gorge N. Pinney and Flora, his aggr

my H:tc,
After IN outrageous matrimonial strife,
siave OF their sins rtpentyd. anl as lii days
aGUne.
No longer 1--we part, but together now Il
one.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

Dan. F. McMiilen is our agent for Miles
City and has authority TO receipt for any
amounts due us in that place.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

We pablish on our first page the speech
Of Delegate Maginnis On the army appro-
priation D.ll. Tie speech has been highly
co.npllnlenled by the eastern press and is
certainly Il trut:.fal statement of the facts
as they exist, and in earnest effort for the
protection due to the people on the expos
I'd frontiers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
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The toughest joke we have heard On Il
young lady tor some tire past is, having
forgotten 10 D ant iIer cheeks before goin.s,
10 tine sociaDic and being cluyat rtiOOinS
her cheeks on the wnitcwLshed walls. We
don't credit this story. 1t sounds to much
ike some others we heard. one OF which
wis thar Il lady present ate six or eight
dishes OF ice cream and hid the dishes un-
der her chair 10 make the walters believe
size had not had any before.