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

greenhouse plants and flowers, best dis
Is play of embroidery on canvas. and othe
i articles and collections We're worthy O
e more than passing notice. Mrs. Stras
n burger of Bozenan had some beautiful
n silk embroidery on exhibition. 1t and the
5 collection of cut flowers exhibited by Mrs
s Chas. Lehman. the beautiful ornamented
I floral work by Mrs. Sterling, needed bu:
ito be seen to BE- admired by everyone.
/ In the department of
HOME MANUFACTURE,
butter, cheese, bread, cakes. jeIlies, pre-
: serves. and other articles. were exhibited in
almost endless variety. Our friend, r.
Jockey, as usual took the premium on
crackers and bakers goods. His brother.
VIII Jockey. lad on exhibition perfect
model of the Helena Graded School house
and grounds made of cracker material. In
the same department was the work of a
youn" man named Ee;ni.. who made of
candy log cabin, which represented his
first house in this new country. Here. in
front of tie cabin. lay his pick and shovel.
his gold pan. with Il few tempting gold
nuggets in it, and other articles needed by
him as miner. Everything around and
about the cabin. from the cat on the roof
to the gold pan before tie door. declared I
il TO be the residence Of some prosperous
bachelor miner. Here he has lived and Id
bored for years. He is prosperous: he
saves his money: lives Il temperate and
IIcufirl 1ifa .,pl u-ha+ i tin. TpSfead
of having 70 depend on tie county or the
charity of mankind in his old age because
of his debauchcry and prodigalitr. he has
thousands Of dollars in MS pockets, and
concludes TO make an investment. He ,
buys lot adjoining his humble and I'M /,
pretentious log cabin. and on this lot erectS |
a palace. which throws the cabin and other d,
houses in the shade: words fail to tell its :
beauties. and to appreciate them. the pal +
ace or its model must be seen. and then 7
you cannot fail to realize the story it tells q
lpon its face.
We We're somewhat disappointed in not $
eeing larger exhibits from Galla!n and o
'ther counties. People cannot be aware :,
If the liberal offers of the Association. or
lSe are careless and unambitious. v
We are glad TO know that this year the II
air has been Il decided success. and firmly "
elieye that next year it will he the lar, est Fl.
nd most magnificent exhibition ever held
/ Montana. o,
THE DECLARATION.
The place selected for the speeches. was
the south front of Floral Hall. The
r;ltors had the balcony for their stand
al the Judges. Hon. ID. :. Wade. w. +.
hadwick. and John X. Hannah. occupied F,
.atS in a wagon. at the foot of the stairs. no
he following are the names OF the ora Pc
rs. and their determinations: Clifford c. 60
ravis. Cluster and his Men," Robert L. mi
aynter. Tile Leap tor Life Lewis z. no
nders. 'Grandmothers = Frank Bartos. wi
:. Happy School Boy" Leon aCroix. Go
ADDRESS of Patrick Henry" Richard pic
rart. ''Marmion and Douglas = BERTHE am
eason. Execution of PartictlS:' Eman- liz
! Jacobs. ''Sparticus to the Gladiators = SIN
,c Brooke. Address TO Parliament in D,l
half OF the Colonies 5. l.. Hancock. tee
of Good Example," j. dire
nton Blaine. "Warren's Address at Bun no:
r HILL co,
The judges awarded the first premium of of
25ct. pieces TO Leon LaCroiX: the Inc
,ond. watch. to Louis p. Sanders. The rep
i"es and Others present raised $50 in Ilg
V moments and awarded special prelni- los
Is of SIS each to Emanuel Jacobs of the
er Lodge. and Lee Brook of Helena. tie
lis decision was greeted with satisfaction littl
all. the speaking by these four persons tar
'ing been exceedingly good. out
The principal attraction on Friday was Til,
mo-
BABY SHOW, 90,
The following were the entries: The
Hrs. John \. Quirk-Alberta Julia. and the
re-. mill
frS. Mary Bartos-Rosa. and
irs. Shelton Duf-Maly Mable. nor
lrs. Jas. Fryatt-Emma Leonorl. plac
lrs. Eckland-Jennie Beltin. earl
lrs. VIM. Smith-Celia Helena.
trs. Patrick Powers-katie.
trs. Sweeney-LiZZie.
he Judges. Matt. W. Anderson, and
!. q. W. Wakefield. of Bozeman, and +
!. w. A. Chessman. of Helena. awarded ,,b,
special premium of $50. offered by In,
}. W. Fox. TO Emma Lenora Fryatt. an y
the special premium offered by Frank
1os. 10 Katie Powers. 81