Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-18
Parlor Tables at Ponsford's Billiard Hall.

| iuli hcuScu lOCuStS anu ldkeIl Their uC-
parture.
Parlor Tables at Ponstord's Billiard Hail.
Howell's prairie schooner has been fitted
up in town this week and the sails were
put on yesterday, Mr.. Howell having dis
posed of his Spring Hill property last Sat
urday, expects to start overland for Cali
fornia ere long with his family.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving at
Jockeys.
Jas. l.. Gourley. George Arnholt, NJ.
Mounts, John EcCormick, Geo. Craig,
Jake lakewood. n. j. Malin. Yank Hold
son. Chas. Scales. Mr.. Harvey. Geo. Hous-
ton, Mr.. Thorn, from Idaho, and Hugh
Reney. left BoZeman for Hart Mountain
last week
Blake "A" Whisky AT PoSsrcHD's
Frank L. Graham bid Bozeman good
bye this week. He is going to Cheyenne
and Chicago with Martin Il Meyers herd
Of cattle, and from the latter place lie will
proceed to Meadville, Penn, where he in
tends attending school for few years.
Our best wishes. Frank.
SAINT LOUIS BOTTLED BEER, Imported
BASS and GINGER ALE at HEADQUARTERS.
"Bound for the Yellowstone, or Bust
A party Of emigrants passed through this.
city yesterday from the Goose Lake re-
gion, in Oregon, with the above motto
inscribed upon their wagons. They SEEM
ed perfectly Indifferent to the danger from
Indans.-Idaho Statesman, 9Th inst.
CLEvELAND's GoLD-EDGE BUTTER at
A. lAMME 6 co. IS.
Misses McClaren 4 Miles will open out
their boarding house on Monday next.
Everything is in ''apple pie ORDER" and the
yUuhg ladies understand their business.
They will board persons tor seven dol
lars week Now is tie golden opportu-
nifty to save money and get fat on good
grub.
OATMEAL, Boneless Goldfish, Maple Syrup,
&c, at Jockeys.
The short term of select school. by Miss !
Sweet, commenced on Monday hist at the !
Episcopal church. Miss Evans is teaching
a select school a: the graded school house.
Both ladies have the reputation OF being
excellent teachers: they are general favor
ties with the children. and give excellent
satisfaction to all concerned.
Horses, Mares and Mules for sale by Burnett |
Any kind of grain taken in payment fOrthe same.
Patronize your own village blacksmiths
and storekecpers; help each other along:
cultivate pride in the progress and thrifty
appearance Of your own community; cast
out that selfish jealousy of neighbours
1t is the mutual interests of
all to have the largest possible number of
busy, prosperous men in each community.
Ponsford's Billiard Hall is furnished with new
Tabies-and is separate from the Saloon.
1t is reported that some rich quartz has
recently been found in the vicinity of Bear
gulch. short distance above Emigrant.
The parties making the discovery pulver-
lied pound OF the rock in mortar and
obtained thcrefrom one dollar III gold.
Two thousand dollars per ton is good
enough for any country. Eastern Mof1-
tana is yet destined to be a rich mining
region.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS AT j II. TAY-
LOR'S.
Read Mr.. Blackburn's letter in regard to
the geological features and mineral pros
poets of the Stinkingwater country. pub
Iisled this week. Mr.. B. is well informed
and interesting writer, and, we are pleased
to inform our readers. will hereafter send
occasional contributions to the COURIER
during his future prospecting and explor-
ing tours in the Clark's Fork and Big Horn
We want to trade lumber for a good, young,
lively saddle pony.
JJ TOMLINsON & SONS.
"Pompev's Pillar is about go miles be-
low Bozeman, and that point is supposed
TO be as far up the Yellowstone as boats of
the size of the steamer Yellowstone can
navigate successfully. "-Judge, IN Herald.
July II.
The '.Judge" is off wrong on the dis
lance. Pompey's Pillar is only It's miles
rom Bozeman, and some persons claim
the distance to be shorter than that. 9th
erwise correct.
Ponsford's Billiard Hall Is seperatc from the
saloon. Entrance one door East of Basinskis.
Lieut.. Doane arrived at Ellis from Fort
Custer last week, and this week starts
IN en1hi tO take Ten DOy's hand IF RAN