Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-09-20
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In Brief.

Lots Of nice fruit at Basinski's.
Montana tomatoes and cucumbcrs a
Nays.
~. Mounts expects to open his salool
to the public Friday morning.
Several lots of Montana wool have bee
sold in the Boston market at 80 cents.
r. Dawes has purchased an interest ii
the Trading Post at the Crow Agency.
Nearly every merchant in town has re
ceived new good during the past week.
ANDREW Picrstor;!. formerly proprietor
Ofthe Union Mills, is visiting Bozcman If
ter m absence of four years.
large quantities of oats are being de
1vered in town and we are glad to know
they command good price.
Don't fail 70 read the advertisement in
4hle Issue of Proposals for Hay and Oats,
wantel at the Crow Agency.
The probabilities are that the next SEES
sion of the Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars will be held in Butte.
Aquantity of canned preserved pine APP
ples will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers,
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, at Fort Ellis.
Nearly everyone in town is laying in a
supply of wood. A fire is needed in the
Mornings to make folks comfortable.
a detachment of broken down horses
from Towards command passed through
town Sunday on their way to TT. Ellis.
The farmers of Prickly Pear valley will
tolerate no hunting parties on their places,
without having first obtained their consent.
Eensible.
Monday. Wm. Flanncry purchased of
Kinney and Sanborn a band of horses.
Among them is 800 stallion of Rifle
uaan (Cal.) stock.
Perkins and Stone are getting their wood
min In running order, and will soon he
pgu1arel to fill any order for wood in any
do1fred lengths.
Hev. Matthew Bird will occupy the pull
pitt the Nj. f. Church Sunday a. M, and
Rev. VIM. w. Aldcrson-if at home-will
preach in the evening.
J.y. Bogert, Receiver of the Bozeman
LAnd Office, has removed his office from
thaC hesnut building to Il room adjoining
4Qnfon's jewelry store.
We are informed that Frank Rich lost
tw0 valuable horses, Zone a work horse. |
TIE ether his saddle hOrse) and a saddle in
The Corinnc fire of the 9TH inst.
The Day Of AtoncmeEt was fully OBJ
served in town last Monday. All Jewish
sores were closed and the Israelites OBJ
served the day in fasting and prayer.
We acknowledge the receipt Of COM
r1lhnentary ticket to the Territorial Fair,
andacccpt it with thanks. We will visit
HG1ena during fair week, other duties not
pressing too hard.
We arc informed that the Times editor
~ around town last week trying to find
. eQpy of his paper of the 23d ult. If he
A6nlled at our Office, we would gladly
- loaned him a copy.
H was little shaver not five years old,
81 Che strong wind blew him down and
relied him over two or three times. but he
sacoccdcd in getting hold of a tuft of grass,
cd rs he held tightly to it, he exclaimed:
30 you don't"
There's many slip twiXt the cup and
thokp." The marriage of Sergeant Fred
eE1eks to Miss Annie Hahn has been post
peG1ed until to-day, when it will occur if
1Ga1or Brsbin arrives home, and we feel
cahin he will not.
he assessment list last year for Gallatin
MY footed up S977, 600. This year when
nesed into the hands of the Board of ,
Initiation it was 81 POI ,O2O. over $780, .
- more than last year. Who says We ,
Int increase in wealth. !
e AcOurier was sent from Fort Lincoln on f
- 4th inst. with orders to General Miles r
|o1endcZvous his entire command at Fort
Hork, and after reaching that point to use
h1erown discretion. object. to prevent Sit
|1ng Bull and Joseph uniting against the
whates. o
~ error was made in changing the r
Eo0Gle river mail last week from tri- O
Nor1dy to a semi-weekly. p. 3. Clark b
~ made the correction, and the mails u
~ arrive and depart three times week. il
N October first the mail will he changed d
vi bemi-weekly. p
e Tongue river mail arrived Sunday a
instead of Saturday night, last week. '
rs detained on account of Indian diff e
4 les below. The stage driver reported n
one coach was captured by Indians. q
e. driver and lady passenger succeeded
| etting TO timber and made their escape.
MI Montana Presbytcr Fl.