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

FlAe apples and tomatoes at Mays.
California grapes and Montana tomatoe
i at Basinsk's.
"A clothes line robbed on Black street o
Sunday evening.
FlAharty's threshing machine is now a
Mark Burton's place.
/, We have heard of one sale of XX,
wheat 1t Sl.l0 per bushel.
Both hotels in Bozcman have bee,
crowded during the past week.
Grain crops are turning ont light ant
much belOw calculations of farmers.
Sales mill is turning out lots of lumbe
just now, and the demand is equal to tn
supply.
No grain has as yet been threshed OF
Bozeman creek. We learn the crops ar
good up there.
Yeeserday the sun shone brightly, and i
Is considered certain that the storms are
over tn winter comes.
The nect of thirty boats, loaded with
potatoes and onions for the Yellowstone
posts, will leave next week.
Look for lots of weddings between this
and christmas, rs old bachelors in the
county Seem to be on the marry move.
The demand on Montana this season fol
cattle Tor exploration and to supply mill
tary posts. etc. has caused good steers to
advance in price.
Judge Woiyerton has returned from the
Big Horn: and his bettcr-haIf was pleased
to Gee him back with the usual amount OF
hair on his head.
Ihe storm. commencing on Saturday
morning last. stopped threshing in all parts
Of the valley. The weather is now settled
and tl.fcshing will re-commence.
Yestertlay we saw several drunken men
laying round loose upon the street. Boze-
man WHISKY must he the genuine article
when Il brings the fellows down that wav
r. w. Meadow. Esq. we regret to learn,
had ocverc attack of congestion of the
lungs, Gtthe Lacele Hotel on Sunday last.
but We are pleased to see him out again all
right.
Buslnees is getting rather brisk in BOze-
man, - lively trade is expected upon
the af11Safo of the large amount OF freight
now On the road from Corinnc for our
merchants.
The hrmers on East Gallatin are getting
along With the threshing of their crops of
grain, and, but for the late storms. would
have hen nearly done. All complain of
the HI yield of oats and barley.
The 6rmers in the Deep Greek and Mis-
sotlt valley country complain of a light
yieod Il small grain. The crops in that
vicinity are very late. there being a great
d. - pats still standing in the fields I'M
hpe.
We hive not been able to find anything
very extaorlinary in any of our Terrific
Jial exchanges the past week. and have.
theFc1ore, very little Montana News
4Oet a the editorial fraternity have been
ID ateenG1ance at the Territorial Fair. and !
henD tAe scarcity Of items in their respec-
NV e1ets.
4Ne trial at Virginia city last week of
Thc& Q'Brien for killing German at
EueDt Gulch last summer. the Jury
weN40Able to agree. and he was admitted
% - % appear at the spring term of the
y. s. Court at Virginia Mess. Edwards.
vtv3on and Word were the lawyers for
O'nklen, and Col. Galloway appeared for
IL us.
1heyOung folks in and around Bozeman
are locking for a gay winter, and as we
aze - have good band Of music. lots of
e1jOyment will be the result. When the
new Ghool house is finished and school
0pe0o4 we expect accessons to the num-
~ - young ladies and gentlemen. who I
WIN tUoeive q cordial welcome from Our
cllfn1ns.
- Tonguc river coach arrived about
nocsSn Sunday last, having on board
49, Ralston with prisoner Roberts. who
IS partner down on the Yellow
sco Roberts is safely lodged in the
coWa il awaiting his trial He acknowl-
edgU wing killed. robbed and buried his
paF, whose body had been dug up by
- ives. at the time of being found by
rty of Black Killers who buried it.
Benton Record says that on the 2Sth
nton relief party found and buried ,
ply of Robert Steele. who had been ,
the day before by Indians between
and Eagle creeks. He was returning :
from Bears Paw Mountains. We ;,
ee that this was DR.. Steele's brother, :
We were unable to find the Doctor !,
git we cannot Ike certain abont II.
he was known to be in that region :,
weeks since.