Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-11
Boarding House Hash.

trade never was better.
Town clock, town time at Jockeys.
Very few of the Crow Creek flrmei
have their grain threshe,l.
Bass & Co.'S Ale at Odell's Hall.
Now is good time TO break sod groun'
The ground is soft and mellow.
Oyercoats at cost at J. Basinski's.
If YOU find an onion in this hash. yo
need not swallow it. but just pass over
Soar Mash Whisky at Odel's Hall.
\ large amount of supplies for the ne
military post, near Helena, are advertise
for.
Jockey advertises. Hence the rush.
, John II. Ries was married to Miss
Josephine Stefiins in Virginia city yeste
day afternoon.
st. Louis Imperial at Odell's Hall.
j. w. Ponsford has recently purchase
in Helena another billiard table for HI
new billiard hall.
Jockey has Cuttings canned goods fresh.
A. J.. Welkart is on his way to the n;
tional Park, for the bodies of Chas. kenc
and Prof Dietrich.
Bengal Mills Spices, pure, at Jockeys.
\ large pack train, connected with How
ards command. passed through tow
Sunday, going West.
Best Reynolds and Ashland Whisky at Head
quarters saloon. [41tfl
Rich & Lewis train will be in to-day
heavily loaded with new goods for l..
! Wilson and other merchants.
! Indian Views for sale at Calfee 4 Catlin's View
Emporium.
! Fred. Barker. Ed. Bradley and Rober
Steel were the persons killed in and abou
Cow Island by the Nez Perces.
For fresh roasted and ground coffee, see Jockey
j. II. Dillabaugh. who labOred to better
mems soles while in BoZeman. is now run.
ming q 'bit-saloon" in Glendale.
Jockey has confectionery, cigars, notions, &c
Dui'in" this week and next there will be
a good many heavily loaded trains of mer-
chandise in BoZeman for our merchants.
Hardwood, Iron, Bolts, Butts Screws, cheap
at Jockeys.
We are informed that during our absence
q young lady took advantage of the Occa-
sion. and tainted in the arms Of another
fellow.
Go to Calfec & Catln's View Emporium for
Pictures of the Wonderland.
The weather having become settled.
thresliing has recommended. and it will
not be long till all the crops are in the
farmers bins.
xxx Old Century Whisky at the Head
quarters Saloon.
Black & Daniels are expecting nice as
sortment Of new goods soon. They were
recently purchased in Helena. and are now
on the way here.
Kinnel Whisky at the Headquar;er. Saloon,
opposite SRA sburger & Sperlings.
VIII. Frazier and Ed. Fridley left for
Benson's Landing Sunday. loaded with
oats and supplies destined for Miles City
and other points.
Cleveland Gold Edge Butter at
[3c-tf A. LAMME 4 co.'s.
Perkins has sold his engine to some man
whose name we did not learn. who intends
to start a saw mill in the mountains be-
tween here and Union Mills.
| &C whats in a. name .',.sn where goods KEY
The ID Cavalry now en- route to Montana
will DC stationed as follows: Four compa-
nics at Tongue river, four ut the post on
Big Horn and four al Ellis.
REYNOLDS WHISKY, from Green Prue:t's,
AT MOUNTS & KINNEI'S Brick saloon
\ newly married man has got a nice job
on his hands. As a starter, we notice that
she had him ont busting the carpet Tues
day morning before breakfast.
If you want a good suit of clothes made, and
TO tit, call on
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
one door East Of Strasburger i Sperlng, Main
street, Bozeman. [3a-tf
w. Bird, L. S. Indian Agent, will offer
for sale at auction on the Doth inst. the
agency buildings at TT. Peck, and on the
26th inst. the agency buildings at Fl. Bel
KNAPP.
Views of the Yellowstone National Park, at Cal
lee & Catlin's View Emporium
From Joseph Murray, who arrived in
-own from Clark's Fork mines Tuesday,
We learn that the smeltcr commenced run
ling on October I'd. The men there eX-
)ected to run it ten days and then come
nome.
Cognac, Peach. Apple. Cherry, Blackberry,
Ind Grape Brandy at the Headquarters Saloon,
Mounts & Kinney, Proprietors. (47fl
We are informed that the Sun River
irmers have this year secured large
;rop of oats, an exception to the general
rile, and that oats are now selling there ut
cents pound.
Buy two and a half yards of cloth and have
iour pants made, to fit, by
THOMAS CODY, the T ailor,
ext door to strasbarger & Sporting. (32-tf
Among the freight On the train from
Cow Island to Fort Benton recently burned
~ the Nez Perces was 6l5 pounds
or Major Brisbin, 2G5 for Lieut.. Douglas,
md 40 for enlisted men.
Benefits. "Magic Cure' for Rheumatism,
or chronic pains in any part Of tho
,ody, is unquestionably the best remedy ever
lsed for complaints Of this character. We SIM |
lily ask you to try it and be convinced. Sold at
he drug houses in Bozeman G-Iy /
We publish IN this issue a letter from
Major Frost, agent at the Crow Agency.
The Major is so situated that he is familiar
With what he writes about, and his letter
will be found interesting. Read it.
=. w. Lan&hOrne.
Call and examine my stock, if you want any
hing in the line of Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
PAINTS, Oils, Window Glass, Toilet Articles,
&c. l deal largely in Garden Seeds, Fishing
rods, and Fishing Tackle of every description.
'ocket Cutlery, superior quality. Orders from
he country promptly attended to, and goods
as represented. will not be under
old in my line of goods. lam here to stay with
he people of Gallatin county and desire patron
ye. 8. w. LANGHORNE.