Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-04
Personal.


Dist.
II Alfred WOlvertOn was a passenger on
the Tongue river coach which arrived on
;. Sunday.
Prof. Charpe has arrived i'm Bozeman.
and viii soon have the Silver Cornet Band
:, in full blast
Mr.. Russell, of the Crow Agency. has
: been in town for several days. having come
up to meet his family.
: Mrs. Patten, of Virginia, who has been
:; visiting friends in Bozeman. returned to
: her home on Mondays coach.
: Mrs. Crowell and friends have returned
j. from the fair at Helena. and express them
selves delighted with their visit.
: I'll. Dawes sold, on Monday last, at
: auction. all of his household furniture, and
obtained good prices for the same.
Col Black, Zed Daniels. r. p. Vivion.
Il. X. Edwards and ID. Boerum are back
In Bozeman from their respective .jaunts.
Mr.. Chas. Gldden. who was one Of the
r unfortunate passengers on the Virginia
coach, is at the Laclede Hotel. doing very
well.
Messrs. \. o Brawner, f. ID. Ferguson
and DR.. Osborn left on Mondays coach
for Helena to attend the Grand Lodge Of
a. +. 4 \. NJ
Jno. Manei, an old resident of Bozeman.
returned to the embryo metropolis of Ton
que river, on Tuesday last, where he has
permanently located.
Rev. {. l.. Richards took his departure
on the coach this morning to be present at
the meeting of the lst Prcsbytery, at Hell
ma. on Friday. October the 9TH
! Judge \. ID. Mcpherson is in Helena in
attendance on the Grand Lodge. \. +. d
\. NJ. which convened Tuesday lie is
expected home tonight or tomorrow,
The familiar forms of Capt. Wheel;n and
Lieut.. Hamilton, of the I'd Cavalry, are ,
seen once more upon our streets. They
are heartily welcomed by many friends. ,
Mrs. G. w. Wakefield has not vet return ;
ed from Helena, but the Northern Pacific. +,
in Miss Hunters charge, gets along SPLEEN
dldly, notwithstanding the absence of the
landlaly.
Mrs. L. l. Dawes and Miss Belle leave
soon for Helena. to remain. The latter 7
goes to school. where she will remain some a
three or tour Years. or at least till she COM p
pletes her education. v
Lieut.. Thompson. brother of the late d
Maj Louis Thompson of Fort Ellis. is up '
from the Cantonment. He is looking after :"
the "potatoe tlotilla.' which weighs an :,
Choir in few days down the Yellowstone. "
Ed. Slee. one of the most extensive :
farmers and stock growers of Deep creek.
gave lis a call this week. He left for his :,
home on Tuesday, taking with him Mr.. \
Jack Stewart. who, we are glad to say. is !
fast recovering.
John Z. Waddell called on lis last week y
on his way back to the Crow Agency from b.
Virginia City. where he had been attendin" il
court. Like other friends. lie appreciates Il
the COURIER. and left something substan-
tial to prove it.
Several OF the young ladies of BoZeman @,
attended Dawes furniture sale on Monday. o,
and were very spirited bidders. The i'm fiji
preston prevailed among those present NJ
that these young ladies had some idea of -
going to housekeeping soon.
Miss Russell left on Monday morning -,
for the Gallatin Valley Female Seminary, VI
where she takes the position of Assistant. a. -
This institution is rapidly growing in pub ~ y,
ic favor. and offers fine opportunities for ". ".
he careful training and education of young !
aides. en-
Col. G. A. Broadwater and wife. accom- M
panied by Mrs. Judge Chumasero and her re-
laughter, Miss Nettie, started on this ris
mornings coach for the East, where they an
intend to remain during the winter. The hi
aides will be greatly missed from the ste
ocial circle Of Helena, and their return if
like the flowers in May.-Inde- tr;
'enaent. m,
Among the Gallatin county folks visiting an
lelena last week. we noticed Mrs Geo. w. ke
Wakefield, Alfred Meyers. Thos. Warfield. to'
irs. j. b. Finch. Coda Finch. G. p Blake
Y. l.. Nj. Black. Zed Daniels, 7. |. Dawes. wi
Tank Ileeb. A. ID. Mcpherson. A. Crowel die
/. McGuirk. Mrs. III. G. Crowell. Mrs. Il.
'altield. one of the judges in the ladies gla
apartment. and Geo. S. Lewis. in
Mr.. VIM. Heffner arrived in town on me
,rosd.r l.s+ a. .t. g., a.. ~. ali
ias persuaded by Mr.. Meadow to take tor
barge OF his saw-mill on Canyon creek.
lr. Heffner will proceed to the mill next
eek. and after sufficient lumber is sawed.
ill build ferry boat for the Yellowstone .ea
nd bridge across the Boulder. Mr.. JUS
Ieffner is good sawyer, having worked t"e
that trade TOR the past twelve years in ~
his vicinity. Tor
Mr.. John Green has purchased of Robt. "
oburn the Rock Creek rancho, Benton "a,
Dad. and he will soon move down with H,:,
is family. Mr.. Coburn has been repair -
g the buildings during the summer, max W.,
g this the best station on the road. 1t is -
LIST one days drive from Helena, or Fort ~ ~
haw. We hope Mr.. Green will be pre- m.
ared to keep travelers-as there is now no -
place to stop within days drive of
elena-and we are confident. from our II
'quaintance with Mr.. Green at Silver City q, a
nd elsewhere, that lie will keep first -. ." y
ass house. the
hou
Our New School House. TO
work on the new school house has been thel
'errupted for several days on account of ecu
or'hy weather. However, the brick lay be ,