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The Lake County star., 1877-05-24
Pin0ra Notes.
PINoRA, Nav, 22al, 1877,

$50 ~ w0P PINoRA, May, 22d, 1877.
Thinking that few items from Pi-
nora would bc interesting to son,c OF
the readers Of the SrAR, herewith en-
close the following:
Sunday evening this section of coun-
try was shaken by a thunder gust, the
first Of the season. About six o'clock,
1t commenced to thunder and Tighten,
quite sharp, and the wind tn blow,
great guns. Timber fell Ia profusion
and the rain in torrents. To-day the
wind Is northwest and quite cold.
Crops both Winter and Spring, look fair.
Everybody is busy plowing and plant
ing. Spring grain, such AS wheat and
oats, are all, or nearly all, in; and there
is nearly one quarter moro Of all kinds
of crops being put In. Grass is short,
but looks well.
II. Stowe Is driving business, that Is,
he Is running his mill and farming cx-
tensively. a'i n
jerry Mann, who left this township
for Arkansas about the 10th of April
last, j understand, Is en- route for Pino-
ra, Lake county, Mich, perfectly sat
isfied with what he SAW In Arkansaw.
Kessler's mill, in Chase township, is
running night and day; but for some
unknown reason, they have to hire
men very often, four and five leaving
ut one time.
School is grinding away, in District
No. 3 Of Pinora, with II or IL scholars,
q goodly portion coming from other
districts. Said district Is in good finan-
ciai condition. More anon. s.'
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BALDWIN,, MICH, THURSDAY. NAY "a. 1877.

In can,cl's-hair shawls alone, Qneen
Victoria Is u nliliionaircss. Her collcc-
tion Of these rare aid costly shawls b
enernlous, aud the interest on their val
NC would support half q dozen families
IN good style Yet, for all this, her gra-
cioiis Majesty does not present, nearly
as elegant an appearance as does many
an American lady, who makes her own
dresses OH n @Doniesfic" Sewing MAJ
ci,inc after the celebrated Domestic
pmper NsshiOns. W. III--.,'''N
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Harper's Bazaar.
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ILLUSTRATED.
Nofices ofthe Press.

For strictly household matters and
dress, Harpcr's Bdzar is altogether the
best thing published. To take 1t is n
matter Of economy. No lady can af-
ford to Be without it, for the informa-
tion IL gives will save her very much
more money than the subscription
price, besides giving the household an
Interesting literary visitor. - Chicago
Journal tiie
Harpcr's Bazar Is profusely illustrat-
ed, and contains stories, poems, sketch
es, and essays Of most attractive char
actcr, sss In Its literary and artistic
features, the Bazar is unquestionably
the best Journal Of its kind In the coun-
try.-Sdturdsy Esenis,g 0osctfe, BOs-
ton. aitH fiE zs
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Boy Wanted.

The right kind Of boy, aged from 10
to Il years, cam find n yootlhomc till q
years Of age, Ori a farm, and a start In
life ut that period. For further partic-
ulars, esquire at the STAk office, OF, Of
John J. Andrews, Mates township.
- a-4ltf ---- III - L---. LtL--
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Harper axagazine Q.
.iLLusrRATED. aia
Notice ofMe press.

I Tho kugast~S has attained In its one quar-
ter cssntuFy snd more Of oxIstencs 60 that point
where II ingy be snid OF it, In the words or DR..
praise" The lustre Of its long-aso- attained
reputation has Increased ~ tile year has
passctl, aud In future sccSns ~ bright II not
hue OF prosperity scttled Ground its later aud
best Year, BrookfvN Eo0le. fnH
HaSpsv's MoWskfy is marked by. tho same
the nrxt with the better cisss Of rseeIcrs, IL
combines reading matter with tllussratlons
IN way TO make clear ana vivid the fActs
lrescnted. rictntss merely desisne< To cNtch
tlle eye of the tgnoruut Arc nevef tnsertcd.-
CAicogo Journal. 80 80 r.,f,f1,.I, l.lft ~
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4
No further developments in the Jail
breaking affair, that we have learned
Of up to time Of going to press. No
arrests have been made. We under
stand that an extra watchman Il em-
pleyed nightly, to guard the prisoner.
Wood and Warner disclaim having any
knowledge Of the affair, and In the abb
Nsence Of proof against them, justice
would demand that Judgment by the
public be deferred until investigation
has been made, If our authorities ever
institute one. At present, however, II
seems the affair will ever remain n,ys-
terry.
And right here, we wish to speak of
the reason why we published the arti-
che in regard to Jail breaking, last week.
We simply gave the facts us we gath
cred them from what we considered
reliable source. Our aim was to SIM
ply publish the news, and not to do
injury to either of the suspected parties.
| While II Is true that we never have
supported either Warner or Wood for
anything since we came to Lake coun-
ty; yet the course we pursued wins not
prompted BY any spite. We believed
we were right, and consequently went
ahead. While opinions differ aus ts the
correctness Of our course, we can only
say that we act for ourselves. We are
aware that considerable exertion has
been put forth to injure, not only our
business, but also, our character. How
FAR those efforts have been successful,
we leave to the decision of those who
have paid more attention to them than
We have.
Mr.. Wood complains, and VIC cannot
say that lao has no reasen-tliat '.if amy
thing is done, they say old Bill Wosd'
did it." Why Is 1t that Mr.. Wood
should be suspected SO much, and even
cried down by those who for years were
intimate with him; men who NOW hold
offices for the possession Of which they
arc In great measure indebted to him?
When was it that Wm- Wood sudden
ly fell from the confidence of the peo-
pie, and his most intimate friends and
associates rs suddenly became worthy
to be placed In Offices of trust? Why
commit the folly and injustice of heap
ing all the curses upon the heads of one
or two, and fondling and praising their
associates? Are the senses ofsight aud
has, ri ~ az fI,~, naomi, Of L., a., .l,,ilJ
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u A party from Reed City went over
10 Star Lake, enc night Inst week, on
. fishIng excursion; but the high wind
spoiled al chances for sport. iow
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EMMETT, COON & co.
sol 4. H 81 1t
/ n,f1 90 n =
Have received their 4. ..,....l
.-aHt-,es Gl-I r f.t .a,.-. +
Spring \ SaH.',Hst, Stptk;

And for the benefit of their many
customers and the public general
ly in this vicinity, will here state
that they have the best selection
of goods, and the lowest prices
ever offered in this market. They
wish it distinctly understood that
they will not be undersold either
by home or foreign competition.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all, to call and examine goods and
prices. .. .' s...; .a ....s ..,.,s
, 1t 1i.s4,
i .,t yrf r41
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h,,y .t.aa
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DuPoNCo's GOLDEN PERIOD
1CAL PILLS arc the surest and safest
remedy for ladies' In delicate helth. t5-34
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J Law Y .llt al Estate once,

E n!ss .;s ss:staesss .s'i = Il. ::
ySssG lN0 u1Aools In flie coantry, has formed =
parknesxhip With a. 9. .HhaW, OF Reed City, for
fSo1rnctiS. Of Law, Treasf~ring Real EStatH,
ins7rsncs, 20. Owheu OF land wishing to
6tu0sss e( the sasns BY piacinv the descriptions
= Ses!r assSs cssdeIe,.d On asvirE every very
eompjets Abstracts Of Lake and Oscroia coun-
eiss. Aestrscts furnished on short aetic<.
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Mechanical Ingenuity culmiuated In
the inventiei, eftl,e Sewing. Machine
and millions Of toiling woi6sn were el
evated from drudhesry and poverty to
intelligence, industry and competence.
If this be- true in tins abstract ~ regards
the average sewing machine, with what
force must 1t apply to that marvellous
embodiment Of all that is usefMl and
beautiful Ia sewing machine mechan-
ism, the PictOr Sewing Machine, which
has fairly eelipscd NIL others, not only IN
its adaptability to d0 all kinds 0f work
but In the ease with which 1t Is done.
1t may be said to have carried its asl-
niircrs by storm rs SOON as its capability
for work became known. The aim of
Its inventor has been to discard every
useless complication peculiar to orslln,,-
ry machines, aud only familiarity with
the machine will enable oiir readers to
fully appreciate how far lac has succeed
cd. 1t ~ not too nl,icl, TO say thp ma
chine will last o lifetime, Sslesroom 81
East 10th Street, New York City, and la
all the large cities Of the country 5-l3
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MURDER WILL OUT.

A few years ago ".August Flower"
was discovered to he certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, q few
thin Dyspcpticss. male known 10 their
friends how easily and quickly they had
bcea cured by iLs use. Tise great iner-
Its Of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER became
heralded Through tho Icountry by one
sufferer to another,i until, without ad-
.vcrtisihg, its sale has becoIne immcn.c..
Druggists in EMERY TOM N In the
United States arc sellingit No person
suffering with SourStomach,S Sick Head
ache, Costivencss, palpitntiou iOf the
Heart, indigestion, lowspirits, ETC., can
take three doses without relief. GO to
your Druggist, "A. NJ. Burnan, and get
u bsttle for 15 cents and try Ii. Sample
BOTTLES 10 cents. u, IA AlI-.. 0-2l
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y Cssaty Surveyor, Lake county,
yfichienn- VIII attend promptly to
Ill calls fsr sorveylng, leveling, plat
tiAg. mapping, land looking, and all
bsslnese q his line: Charges reason
sble. Address, Nlrvaf,a, Lake TO-,
1Gteh. NJ a, ,ss.,n,F h 4-W ~
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100000 ACRES
SPLENDID
MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR SALE.

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad having
been hnishrd to Little Traverse Bay. terminus Re.
osky $50 mieslOng, and Laad gran learned
Special Bargains for ls7a and 1851
To Individnalso or Colonie.i
In Farming Lands to actual SETTLERS ~
Over one hxndred and twenty sAss~~.< screshays
been sold. The landsarc srei fisaAsysd and make
the beat Kind Of f0rns when improved Soiix sfronS
and Of great pvodncing power RaiIrosd mn,
through the grant Michigan Il one Of the ieasf Ia
dsotcd snd mcst prosperous Statesin the union Its
schools are un~quallrd. Its nnsncfaI -tsndipr. No
]. Nedimculty In transportation. Markets good.
Terms. 4 down. balancefn ave annual payments.
Interest 7per ccst. -
Secure Aoms New:
Th,fsnds are north Of Grand Rspids. and In the
counties Of Kent, Montcalm, Nswsyxo, Mec.s.ta.
1sabeIIa, Glare. O<ccola, LAKE. Mnnistee Wexford
Misssukce. kaIka.ka, GRIND Tfsverse, Ot-ege, An.
trim and Charcvoix. i-tl + .g'.,ti
Tbs part 81 Michigan In which these lands ar.
t'9rhf f5i-ss tfs ttH.ar
yor A WILDERNESS BY ANY xrAMs.
butcontsins population Of
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SOULS
snd Is rapidly aling mp with s~tter~ from Canada,
Sweden. Norway. Holland. and frssa almost every
State IN the Union.
il willrnpidly advance In price. nnder prompt i'm
Proycment: Price frum - 10 $40 per scr-. seesrd-
Ing t. location The wood and timber alone. viii.
IN many locations, norr than psy scr theIsnd.
". o. NucRARr. Com'r.
3@-t@ GRAND RspfDS, MICH.
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TAILO ORING.
5a John y. Auer,
TAILOR d CUTTER,
Reed City, Mich. 3-52
Mil Tor Sale,

weoner for sale ene-half interest in a water
saw mill, located coavehient to n. q. y. Rail-
way, at kinnocrcck. viii sell for 500; sluo
cash; 500 IN work Of saving, spd will also,
ifaeuteo sae.G COnD 4 RADcLiryR,
baldwin. Mich.
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NEAT AND TIDY oVERcfAf.
Are Light, Portable, Strong and
atisai i.reaa Durable. 4Ma

We are row ofFering them NJ the extremely
low price OF $40 each. Sent postpaid 10 any
address upon receipt OF pricr. - -
When orslerins, state sise around chest,
Reliable parties dcsiribe to see oyr goods,
can send f6r orr Trade journal, giving des-
ai Ne epre snd get the Original Goodyesr's
steam vplcaniYd labrics. - .yfla,tl
bfntsd Pocket 0ymnnxiufn.
4 Address carefully. 1al
~ y Good years Rubber Curlsr Co.,
.ifh ie fls inn 607 Broadway,
<-l3ts-is p. o. Boa Siss. New York City.
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ss ?" A.w, Jenkins. II. D., !.
q uosnsspathic Physician 4 Surgeon.
Olnos and residences ON Sl0swOn avenue,
lkeoA CITY,, Mich gan 81
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"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction
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"Unquestionably the best sustained
work Of the Kind in the world"
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Baldwin Meuse

This Houss has been newly finished
anA re-fsrhished, and will be kept In
1rt-elAss styis. Charges reasonable.
Osod stablinS. +. Indermiii, rroprie-
~, naltfwin, Mich. Hl ~ 3-3S
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Personal.

Archie Mckinley, after . year in IL.
Black Hills, has returned. Want, ~
more of them, We hear. ~
Seth Bullock and John Hildebr,nd A..
organizing q Black Hills C.y.lrv com
pany for protection against Indiana
The Messrs Story, Chas. Rich ana =
s. Mendenhall have gone upon the Gev.er
tour, the Story Rich party guided By John
Werk.
Rev. Clark Wright delivered q femme,
ance lecture at the NJ. Z. Church on Tn...
day night to full house.
Marshal Wheeler left for virp,n,. c,tv
yesterday. taking his Nee Perce prisonc,
with him. He was obliged BY of,ci,l
duties to abandon his Geyser trip.
The Black Hills Pioneer .avs. r r
Hanley and Pat HYDE were on . collec,
Ing tour yesterday among the Mout.n,
friencs of 'Old Man Benson, !" of Benson,
Landing, on the Yellowstone. The old
gentleman, who is almost univers.llv
we'll liked by those who know him. me,
the misfortune of losing his hand som.
time ago, and his friends wish Ia assis,
him. Some 600 were subscribed m r.
last evening.
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Bishop Tuttle

reached here on Sunday, and preached at
St James Church In the evening. The
chancel was elegantly decorated with
flowers, the gift of Mrs. Ruffner and Miss
Bo2ert, and the choir WAS composed of
Mrs. Taylor, (organ) Mrs. Wilson, Miss
Bogert, and Mr.. Taylor. The Bishop
preached . powerful sermon upon the su-
,henticity of the Bible, and was assisted
IN the service by Rev. Messrs. Toy and
Dickey.
On Monday the Church Committee met
the Bishop in business Conferences, when
it was decided to maintain the Parish
school under charge of Miss Sweet for the
ensuing year. The finances Of the Parish
are in good condition, and no debt will
remain upon departure of Rev. Mr..
Dickey, who takes bis leave on Saturday
next, The Bishop will preach next San
day at II q. m. and 8 p. m, and at the
Post at $50 p. n. There will be no
service at the n. Z. Church during the
day
A meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society 10
called 8 p. N. to-day ct Mrs. l.. 8. Will
SONS.
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Gen. Sherman's Visit,

As announced last week, Gen. Sher
mans party reached Ellis on the LIST, and
after short visit, left for the Park O,
Saturday, his instructions having been S,
modified that he will carry out his origi.
nal programme aud visit Mlssoula, and
perhaps, proceed to Walla Walla.
On Friday the General held reception
at the Northern Pacific hotel, being called
upon by most of our citizens. On FRIDAY
evening reception was given at the Post
the quarters of Capt. Wheelau and Lieut.
Wright being thrown open for the coca
sion.
The party will, If possible, return t.
Ellis within three weeks, and then proceed
TO Helena, Missoula, &c. Dispatchc,
from Gen. Miles reached here on Sunda,
and were forwarded to Gen. Sherman b,
special courier the same day.
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BOzeuan Items.

Ono hundred men have enrolled for thu
0ailatin County Militia.
Dr.. Marsellas has decided to remain
here, in the practice of his profession.
A party of 25 Nebraska emigrants ART
eamped near town and in the valley-they
need and wish employment.
Black s. Daniels will commence bust
ness here by Sept. lst, Mr.. Black now be-
ing in town arranging preliminaries,
The Mslin Bros opened the Mctropoli'
tan Hotel on Monday, as the Lac'ede Ho'
tel. Their table is the talk of the town
Nessrs. Ralston, Dickson and Eyestone
Of Madison county, raised through here
yesterday bound for Clark's Fork settle
ment.
Major Bruce lost straw stack, barn
etc, last week by fire. 1t is said pipe OF
. chimney caused it. Insured to some ex
tent, We understand.
Messrs. Chestnut and Beall are sub con.
tracing for erection Of the school house
having secured bricks of Mr.. Tracey a
50 so. The co ,tract figure is $ll.0 600.
Messrs. John Anderson and King have
sold their boat load Of lumber at Tongue
river at $50 per 1000 feet, but had moi
succeeded in disposing Of the invoice OF
doors aud sasL,s.
The Nadisonian says: Messrs. Martin
& Myers, of Bozeman, have purchased OF
II. N. Thomas band of 800 cattle, con
sis,ing OF cows, calves, one, two, ano
three-yesroIds. The price paid ~as 81:
per head.
The Nez Perez Indian, whose continc.
ment we mentioned last week, has been
sent to Virginia City IN lieu CT $1,000 bail
His defense was mainly, II no steal from
white mani steal ponies from Indians
and that, you know, is all right
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VOlunteera.

Volunteers.
The result of tho interview with Gen.
Sherman 10 shown by the following,
which was sent upon ito CONCLUSION:
BozEMAN, August I'd, 1877.
To Gov. Potts, Helena or Deer Lodge:
l arrived yesterday. The escort of one
company will get in to-day. The riots in
the East have ceased and l am authorized
TO 60 on 40 first planned. shall there,
fore take four men and start for the Gey.
sers the day after tomorrow by the Nam.
moth Hot Springs, aiming to get back to
Ellis in fifteen days. Howard has ORDER
to foll,w up the Nez perees. I will leave
subject to General Gibbon' 8 orders tho es
cort company, and have instructed Gen
Terry to send up the other three compa.
MES. This is about all we can do. Those
Indians should not be allowed to traverse
Montana for the buffalo country. bul
should be captured or forced back or
Howard. Iapprove of what you are do
ing, and if your volunteers act under reg.
ular officers / am sure Congress will pa,
for the necessary stores for their mainte.
nance, and also Ply them in time. have
no authority to issue stores, unless tn.
citizens act Immediately with the regular
troops. In such cases, arms and ammuni
ton could be loaned, and bills for forag.
and provisions could be certified. l. nov
it IL the Office of the General Government
to defend and protect ito citizens, but yor
know the extent of our territory, the grea
diversity of local dangers and the fewnes'
of soldiers allowed by law.
w. T. SHERMAN.
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INDIAN SITUATION
L company. I'D. Cavalry. to the
Front-Gibbon to March for
the Jefferson with
1875 Men.

AoteSt 1TOm Zen. MCDOWELL,
We give elsewhere full! details of the
Indian situation to date. The rumor in
circulation. that troops had been killed in
tue Bitter Root, is not supported By an
dispatches yet received at Ellis. As will
appear in our command news. the order
upon the I'd Cavalry at Glendive probably
did not reach there In time, aud the return
of the Ellis Cavalry must of course be dc.
layed, while the transfer to Missoula NAV
be rendered unnecessary.
As Gen. Shermsn's order regarding L
company left 1t subject to Gen. Gibbons
orders, Capt. Norwood remained here I'M
til yesterday. On Tuesday he was in
ST. ucted BY the General to investigate the
matter of the Nez Perce escape and to
make such movement ~ he might consider
best. Consequently, he concluded to march
to Virginia City, and there investigate
and report and operate a. circumstances
might dictate.
At ga. m, yesterday the company NOV.
ed that way in light marching order, and
would as rapidly as possible march to lts
present destination. Gen. Gibbon esti
mates the Nez Perez strength at 200, and
1900 horses, 60 miles from the Missoula
Post on the ID, and was preparing to
march up the Jefferson with 1875 men.
Gen. Howard and Col. Wheaton, with
100 men, should now be at Missoula-la
fact, they were reported there on the 18th.
Well.informed men predict an attempt
on the part of the coming Nez Pcrces to
contaminate the Crows-the latter havi ng
an exalted idea of the former, and the
dissatisfaction of the Crows haying shown
itself OF late with more than usual EN-.
phasis.
The following telegram was received At
Ellis on Tuesday night:
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.
Howard, with artillery. infantry and
cavalry, Is marching to Missoula via LO-
Lo trail and is sending Whaton with rs
infantrymen and . force of cavalry and
volunteers to the same place, via Spokane
and Occur d. Alene Mission. They left
about the Both, but Joseph is reported 10
have already gone beyond MissOula .
week before Towards double column
started, MCDOWELL.
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BO6cO.

rrof. Oarl Bosco, the Illusionist, CAV,
two performances here last week, ant
proved without exception the most accom-
plished wizard We have ever seen here
and, we assert, the equal Of the most uotet
exponent of the art diabolic. Workin,
without machinery, and without spparen
concealment, his experiments are not onl,
superior, but are performed in Z masterl,
manner. Being . gentleman aud an abb
performer, we bespeak for him lare,
audiences in bis Montana tour.
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Fort Custer Tradership.

Our Fort Custer correspondent advises
10 that the council met July 30th and Of
ter days session elected 4. q. Borup, o.
the wealthy st. Paul grocery house o.
Borup & Co. There were 30 applicants
and the choice seems TO have lain between
". B. Gutter and Mr.. Borup. The latte
Wa fortified with elegant plans Of hi
proposed buildings. and two other sppli.
cao1 not only certified to possession Of
$4,000 each. but offered to put Ugh
draft steamer upon the Big Horn To oper'
ete between the Post and Bismarck
Among the applicants were Messrs. Ben.
ham, Sumner and x.ColoDel Dcmipe.
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DR.. Monroe.

BY reference to the card of DR.. Monroe
on first page, it will be seen that the
Doctor has been appointed Post Surgeon
at Fort Ellis, hut We arc pleased to know
'his will not materially interfere with hi
professional patrons in Bozeman anG
vicinity. He can be consulted daily from
1Oa. nj. to 4 p. N. at his office, in s. W
Langhorne's drug store.