Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08
Personal.

'. E. Cline, who Ia. ,,.o,
h. T9' IN me East. assures us of the sale o
Io,.as: =. MS Yellowstone collection and Ii,
deposit OF the remainder in the Cb;co,,,
Exposition. :" 'ne 'n'c"s'
,o ~e0. >. Sssche'der. of Emigran,, is j,
VOW" 70 see who is President and TO A.
..nee Tor extensive mining operations III,
coming season. "' u"
= i. Clark arrived in Dealwood from
NneycE'c on the Slh ult. with four load,
OF general. merchandise.
The Missoulsn states: "Lieut. Soho
''eia passed thu ough here last week IN o.
on DUTY with Lieut.. Fuller, at The agency
'"ey say that the Lieut.. is a .ra,iliur,,
good officc t."
Messrs. Atkins and Gilmore were lately
~ .own-lhe latter on IIr & Co.'S. bust.
VS. VS. ana the former on freight matters
w.. Understand he made severa! large
Mr. Fred kiesel, Of the firm of Kicsc,
,S Co.. Forwarding and COMMISSION
merchants OF Corinne, Utah. arrived N
Town last week on busin' S.. and g. We "a a
Pheasant call. The firm is one of the
most reliable in the north west. and c;ves
universal satisfaction to Montana shin
pcrs.
An Independent item states that "Messrs
Morrill, and Stacey, of B, zemap. have
opened up rich quartz lode in the Black
Hills. The quartz is decon,posed and
they are banning out enough TO pay the
labor of Ten men who are developing il. y
Mr.. Morrill, is former resident of Boze.
man.
The Hnkah (Minn Blade has tie fol
lowing: Prof. Matt. w. Anderson. a
PMenologist. lectures at the Presbyterian
Church. in Hokab, on Mondsy. Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday eve.
nlnSs of next week. Mr.. A. comes well
recommended and his lectures will be in
tcrcsting and we'll worth attending. He
is graduate of the American Institute of
Phrenology, Of New York, and is high v
spoken of as l. cturer."
A party was given, says the Herald, by
DOL. sanders and his estimable wife at
h If commodious and elegant mansion on
Ewing Street. in honor of our Fort Ellis
Ilsitors, Capt. Whec!an, Capt. Marshall,
DR.. Pauldiog, Miss Bogert, and Miss
Nheelan. Theinyited guests, numbering
.bout thirty, were entertained by the &C.
hostess aau her talented sister,
Miss Sanders, III C. mar ncr that reelected
,rt at credit on these ladies. l. was the
most brilliant and enjoyable social even,
hat has transpired in Helena during the
winter.
The following from the San Diego (Cal)
Jnion, Is of local inter est. Mr.. Hough
aving been the founder of Montana
iethoaism and the first Superintendent
f Montana Missions. Mrs. Hough Is
lister 10 Jay Gould: The course of
ec'ures delivered during the past week
" Rev. A. NJ Hough were quite welt at
ended and proved not only ea;' raining
mt hi ehiy instructive and profitable. The
ic,ures given o! life in Palestine, the Gus ;
oms and manners of the natives, and
heir mighty taking Ways were striking |,
Y graphic; while the descriptions of
renes and impressions upon holy ground
, aud around Jerusalem we're we'll
aud eloquent. In fact The entire
curse throughout was 20 uniformly good
lat II is difficult to say which par! pleased !,
s nest, but we venture 10 say coul! the
,ality come 10 us, not the least pleasing ,
'oGld he the young sist"r-in- law who
ist smoked the amber siemmed pipe and
zen passed it around. The vividness and
over with which these de!iS htful talks
re given render them thoroughly enjoy
BILE. and 10 those throughout the STAT
tho may be SO fortunate as 10 be able to
ltend we healthy recommend them.