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the inhabitants Of spi.za is hourly ex.
pected. The Montengrins have occupied
the forts as precaution.;
ENGLAND.
The LeItrim FuaeraI-An Iuiu.
rinted and Violent Mob Dis.
grace Humanity and the 10th
C,enturv.

rated and Violent Mob Dis
grace Humanity and the leti
Century.
LONDON, April 1.-THE scenes a
Lord Leitrim's funeral at Dublin yester
day were we're very violent and disgrace
ful. The mob that gathered in front oi
the church endeayored to capture tht
hearse, declaring their intention to DRAG
out the corpse. They vituperated The
late Earl az "Old Rufian" and hereto,
they also climbed the walls Of the church
yard, hustled the mourners and cheered
yelled and hissed during the reading Of
the services. Several OF the mourners
were roughly handled while endeayor-
ing TO make their way into the church
yard, all Of them had to pass out By 40
untrequen,ed way in the rear OF the
church to escape violence. Fifty con-
stables were present, but wholly insnti-
cient to cope with the mob many of whom
were drunk.
Prince Lucien Napoleon Murat Is dead.
In the House of Commons Smith, the
frat Lord Of Admiralty, stated that he be.
IleNeQ LnAt no troops nhu lAuueu on tne
Island Of Tenedos.
STEAMER WRECKED.
LONDON, April 1.-THE steamer Child.
wall Hall, from Liverpool for Bombay,
has been wrecked at sayres, Portugal.
Twsnty-seven persons have been saved
as far as known.
THE CAPE Town REBELLION.
Detailed advices from Cape Town state
that the outbreak Of Secocaeni, u power
ful chief, which was announced on the
7th inst, surprised ::the Transvsl govern.
ment, which was unprepared and was
only able % send one hundred native
allies against Eve hundred Kaffirs who
were surrounding Fort Burghers. The
forces Of Transyal aud NaIallr are con.
centrating to resist the apprehended out
break Of Gateway, the Zulu chief.
Sir Bartle Freer, Governor Of Cape Col
ouy, is still at King Williams Town.
Five thousand men attacked Sandillo,
chief Of the Goikas, on the day the steam
or sailed,
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THE.PREsrDENT AND rHE CAUCUS.

The President does not seem in the
least disturbed by the action ofthe recent
Republican caucus. Those near him So
ciaily and politically say there is no
probability whatever that be will, as
r quested by the resolution OF Senator
Sargent in the caucus last night, resciud
the order forbiddins participation in po.
litical meetings by the officials in the ex.
ecutiye branch OF the civil service, and
his friends do not think Il probable that
any such request will be made by the
Congressional committee, though they
may confer with the President on politi-
cal affairs generally in view Of the ap-
proaching election. They say the Presi-
dent never declines to listen attentively
to a suggestion, but when he makes up
his mind ~ to the rightfulness OF any
measure, he adheres 10 1t. Republicans
in Congress for the greater part will en-.
deavnr to avoid direct issue with the
President, however much they disagree
with him in some Of his political meas
nraa
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TIMBER pEpaEDArroSs.

The Secretary OF War transmitted to
Secretary schurz a copy OF the report Of
Lieut.. Col. Merriam, Of the Second In
fantry, relative to the cutting Of timber
On government lands in IDAHO. This re-
port states that depredations on large
scale are being made by parties who in
formed Lieut.. Col. Merriam that they In.
tended to cut and drive 100000 feet OF
logs, and they had no permit TO take
them from the public lands. On report.
ing the trespass to the United States Land
Agent at Lewiston, Idaho, the officer was
intromed that no civil authority IN the
territory was authorized TO protect the
public lands from this wholesale pIllage.
In view OF the fact a wood and timber
reservation may be located so us to in
cluds the deprecated section. The re-
port says it Is very important that i'm
mediate measures Be taken by some au-
thority to stop there operations.
Col. Rufus Ingalls,, Assistant Quarter
master General of the United States
army, will be relieved from duty In the
military division OF the Pacific aud re-
port TO the Lieutenant General command
Ing the division OF Missouri, to relieve
Lieutenant Colon4l s. B. Holabird Of his
duties as Chief QuartermAster OF tha
division.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April dlll.-Markst. un.
ehanred.
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.FLAccUs BROS,
Cor. Market and 2ad SITS.

canstlntIy 90 hand tha largest Iaprtmsnt in ihs
eity of Plain and Fancy t1ekIe1, sluoss, Fruit
Blittn, JsilsyS, PrssrTsI, Ind many ethsf deli,
deus eondtnsnh. tps
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STEAMER WRECKED.

LONDON, April 1.-THE steamer Child.
wall Hall, from Liverpool for Bombay,
has been wrecked at sayres, Portugal.
rwenty-seven persons have been saved
as far as known.
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81. PErERs1uRo, April 1.-THE Apsae.
RESse makes the following announcement
this evening: An active exchange Of com.
munications is proceeding under the
moderating influence Of Germany with 4
view Of arriving at pacific understand.
ing, the natural sequence TO which would
bea congress- an improved aspect Of affair
has developed so a to justify the hope oi
aspeedy attAinmentiaVorable TO the issue
il England does not raise fresh Objee-
tons.
vIHSSA, April liza special from
Caltano says: The inhabitants Of Antpsri
and in whole neigbborhood are unani'
NOUS In the desire Tor annexation TO Aus-
tia instead Of Montenegro, A rising oi
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

After the hop last Friday evening, Mr..
WIN. Jockey. with a span of horses. start.
ed TO drive the Misses Switzler home.
they had reached Meadows mills. when
the bolt supporting one of the single-trees.
gave way, letting it down about the horses,
heels. The horses began plungin-. and in
some way the tugs of the other animal got
loose, which left Mr.. Jockey to suppo It
the whole weight of the cal rage. Th.
young man, however, always makes it a
point to attend strictly to business, and
TINS occasion was to prove no exception.
Ills hold on the team was so tight as TO
prevent the pole from falling to the ground.
The horses dashed down the hill-the
buggy bouncing about so violently that
the Ladies were obliged to chang on" t.
VIII to avoid being thrown out. They
tore along over one of the worst roads in
the country-sometimes on two wheels
sometimes on three-occasionally eettinc
back to four; took turn through the
bushes; came back; went over three bridges
safely, and, finally stopped at MIR. Swift
Ter s house. 1t was terrific ride, and it is
little less than a miracle that some of
them were not seriously injured. win.
says its the first time he ever acted as a
pair of double trees; but, on the whole, he
rather likes it. In fact, after having time
TO think the matter over, he's little sorry
they didn't run further.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

The October number Of this lively and
readable magazine opens with fine POr-
trait and Sketch of Edward kimball, the
celebrated ''Church Debt Raiser" This
is followed by Conceptions of the Soul and
Future Life; Brain and Mind; Expert
ments in Nervous Functions; Faces We
Meet Often; Mental and Moral Effects of
Food; What is Pllienology? Blood and
Entomology; A Tobacco Heart; Portrait
and Sketch of II. NJ. Stanley, she Explorer;
Books for Boys; The Glory and Decline
OF Venice; Coffee as a Beverage; Genius.
etc. The price of the Journal is only 70
cents number, or $500 year, and ac-
cordiny to the publishers announcement
'iiis number and the next two, that is, three
months, are offered ION trial. tor only %
cents. Certainly it will pay every reader
oi inns paper to sen! % cents in postage
stamps for go cents worth of The PAreno-
tog'cat Journal, j.st to see for themselves
"hat 1t is like. Or the last three months
Vi thls year are offered free to new sub
scrlben for 1879 for $500. Address S. r.
~eis q Co., Publishes, 737 Broadway,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03
The stepping Stone to Health.

The acquisition of vital energy is the stepping
stone to health, When the system lacks vitality,
the various organs nag in their duty, become
chronically irregular, and disease is eventually
instituted. To prevent this unhappy state OF
things, the debilitated system should be built up
by the use of that inimitable tonic, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters which inyigorates the digestive
organs, and insures the thorough conversion Of
food into blood Of a nourishiDy quality, from
whence every muscle, nerve and fiber acquire
uuwontsd supplies of vigor, and the whole sys-
tenn experiences the beneficial effect Appetite
returns, the nerves grow staong and calm, the
dea,ondency bcgotten Of chronic indigestion and
an uncertain state of health disappears, and
that sallow appearance Of the skin, peculiar to
habitual inyalids, and persons deficient In VITAL
energy, is replaced by more becoming unge.
We acknowledge call this week from
DIR. A. j. Hunter, also the receipt of some
ears of fully matured Rec corn, grown on
his Yellowstone ranch. The corn Is eight
rowed, kernels full and plump, and OF al
most every color-red, white, blue, purple,
yellow and variegated. The com panned
out this year at the rate Of forty bushels 70
the acre and the Doctor will plant severn
acres of it next spring. Although uie
kernels are of Ill imaginable colon, I Y
ssil that the meal b very white ana q e
excellent quality.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

Richard d. Hamilton wishes to call the
attention of the farmers Of Gallatin county
to his auction sale. which will take place
October 18th. This ranch, which he will
then offer for sale, consists of 16O acres of
land, Of which 70 acres are under cultiva-
ton. the remainder being pasture and
meadow lands that yield from 30 to 40 tons
of hay annually. There are two new log
cabins, well shingled, each AXIS feet. Also
one of the finest wells in the country.
There is good cellar. or woed-house on the
place, in which nothing has ever been
frozen. The fencing is all in good condi-
ton. This season he has raised 200 BUSH
els of oats on 60 acres. which will give
good idea of the productiveness of the soil.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

Gently went 10 the Crow Agency, but was
unable to secure but seven of the most in
ferior Of his animals. Gen. Miles disavow-
ed any knowledge of private horses car-
tnred-said he had promised all horses
taken to the Crows, and could not take
them back, but would see that the Govern
ment paid for private ones. If the Cow
eminent pays for them as it has paid for
stolen horses in the past. we can but pity
the gentlemen who have sustained so
severe loss. OF all the horses stolen
from GalL,tin valley by the Crows and
other pets of the Government, the losers
have never obtained any recompense for
them, nor has the Government at any time
taken any action toward assisting in tho
return Of the animals to their rishtful
owners.
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RALEIGH & CLARKES,
Main Street, Helena, M. 7.

HAVING OPENED A WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DRY GOODS AND NOTION HOUSE.
AS ABOVE, WE INVITE THE INSPECTIC \
OF BUYERS, BOTH WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL. WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST
AssC RTED STOCK EVER SHIPPED TO MON
TANA, EMBRACING ALL THE NEW FAB
RIGS, BOTHFOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, AND
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR La
DIES WEAR; FULL LINE OF GENTS
FINE FURNISHING GOODS AND DOCTOR
PRICES UNIQUE PERFUMES.
BUYING FOR CASH, AND HAVING HAD
FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
JOBBING TRADE, WE CAN OFFER SUPERB
OR INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE OF ANY
OTHER HOUSE. EACH AND EVERY DE-
PARTMENT Is REPLETE WITH FRESH NEW
GOODS. NO OLD sHELF-wORN GOODS TO
OFFER
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES.
ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
En- transit: a FULL LINE OF THE MOST
ELEGANT COSTUMES AND LADIES' CLOAKs
AND WRAPS EVER SHOWN IN THE TERRI
TORY, EMBRACING this FALLS DESIGNS
FROM THE CELEBRATED Worth, OF PARIS,
LANoUErrE, OF New York, AND OTHEk
FAMOUS "MAN-MODIsTES'
PARTIES VISITING HELENA WILL CON-
SUIT THEIR OWN INTERESTS BY PRICING
THIS STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE
WHERE.
RALEIGH s. CLARKES.
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We learn that on Thursday last an alter
cation took place between K. S. Hamilton
ana Alfred Cooper. at the ranch of the
former on East Gallatin. which terminated
in the firing of revolver by Hamilton.
the shot passing through the clothing and
making ''close call'' for Cooper's life.
We have been unable to obtain well authen-
ticated particulars Of the affiay. but are in
formed that Mr. Ii. was placed under ar
rest, had a preliminary examination, and
gave bonds in the sum of $500 to appear
at the next term of the District Court.
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Quite a serious and painful accident oc-

Quite a serious and painful accident oc-
cnrred at Fort Ellis, on Monday last by
which lvm. Hetlner, who is operating
the Government saw mill at the Fort, lost
mart OF three fingers of his right hand.
This is the second or third accident OF a
similar nature that has bct,ilen MI. Henner
during the past few years, much to the re
gret Of the many friends OF this indnstri-
Gus and very worthy man. In the absence
81 DR.. Gardner, post surgeon, ~ also Dr..
Monroe. Of this place, DR.. Clark, just from
-. East. was called on, and promptly
Creased the painful wounds.
We are glad to leaFa that NJ. Hedher =
now doing well.
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MOUNTS & HERENpEEN. Prop,s.

w. L. Perkins was nominated, on Satur
day last, by the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Gallatin County, as candidate for
Representative in place OF J. ID. McCanan.
declined. Mr.. Perkins will make an ex-
cellent Representative, and there is no
doubt that he will be elected to fill that
position.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

The driver Of the Helena coach, MIR. Geo,
McCollum. met with serious accident Sat
urday evening, at Cockerilfs stage station.
He was lifting heavy iron, when, in some
way, it slipped through his hands and fell
On one OF his feet, bruising it badly and
breaking several toes. Fortunately DR.. 5.
L. Clark, the new physician for the Crow
Agency, was on the coach, AMI dressed his
foot at once. Mr.. McCollum has suffered
severely. His coach was t:ken out Mon
day, by Dave BOerum.
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F. NJ. ".

Among the heavy loosers by the recent
raid of the Bannack Indians was Raymond
Bros, OF Virginia City, who had thirty fine
American horses taken from their ranch
on the Madison. These horses were cap
tured BY Gen. Niles in his engagement
with the Indians, and turned over to the
Crows. One u The Raymond Bros. 10
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

DR.. L. S. Clark, of Cleveland, Ohio, ar
rived on Saturdays coach from Helena.
He was on his way to the Crow Agency,
having been strongly recommended tor the
position of Physician at that place. The
Doctor LETT large practice in the East to
obtain the change of climate deemed nee
essary for his health. He appears to be a
highly accomplished and pleasant gentle
man. Both himself and wife are exceed
incIv pleased with our town and should he
f.il in obtaining the position desired, he
win. in I'LL probability, locate permanently
in BOZelnan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

Fred. M. Wilson IS our duly authorized
Agent to receive and receipt for any and
all amounts due us on subscription or
other accounts.
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FOR CLERK AND RECORDER

At the solicitation of many Republican and
Democratic citizens. l respectfully announce
myself candidate for the Office of Clerk and
Recorder for Gallatin County at the coming
election. J. V. BOGERT.
BczYMAN, Sept. Is, 1873.
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The Way to Do It,

Last Saturday as two freighters. who
for convenience we will call respectively
Give and Take, were walking up Main
street, they got into an alteration. and
Give suddenly presented his comrade with
couple of blows, putting one under each
eye. Take offered no resistance. and they
walked along little farther, when Give,
who doubtless believes that it is .'more
blessed to give than to receive,' gave him
three more blows. Takes face by this
time, from terror, blood and bruises, rep
resented the three colors OF our national
ensign, red. white and blue, and doubtless
fearing that yet another shade would be
added if he remained there longer, started
off in quest Of satisfaction. lie found
justice represented in the person of Judge
Mcpherson, who caused Give to be arrest
ed, and after hearing of the case. fined
him $40 and costs.
But the end was not yet. Give seemed
satisfied with the judgment Of the court,
but, as the sequel proves, anger ranked in
his heart. For no sooner had he and Take
reached their camp, which was mile
out Of town, than he proceeded to get lis
moneys worth" by hauling Take in the
most thorough and systematic manner.
After securing what he considered re-
turn of at least a hundred per cent. on the
dollar for the investment he had made
with the Judge, lie let his man GO; and
Take Immediately went on a second search
tor satisfaction. As consequence, Give
once more appeared before the frowning
front of Justice. and paid for his little ex-
pertinent at the rate of $50 and costs.
Gives face by this time presented us many
different colors as Jacobs famous coat,
but this last verdict in great measure
''sootled his melancholy" and lie left the
court room remarking he guessed he'd
''wcar him out after all
Now we think in all seriousness that this
is branch of industry that ought to lie
encouraged, for if it is only sufficiently
de:elopeh, there is no reason why the
Judge should not build fine residence
next spring. take unto hims,lf another
halt and be happy, while the county could
erect annther school house without issu-
ing bonds. For if all the freighters, min
els, farmers and stock-men of Galla.in
county who have difficulties OF this nature
TO adjust wonld Just select one of our back
streets and give and take till they were
perfectly satisfied. and then call at the
Judges office ANA pay their fine, as these
men did, there would soon be sufficient
sum in the treasury for this purpose.
What great pity we c;in..ot persuade our
friends to utilize this plan.
-<.-e>-c>
Magnns A. Lnndwall, who has proven
Il most faithful employc in Our office since
we took possession, was this week pro-
NOTED to the posi'ion of foreman. Geo.
B. Wright, our former foreman, will in all
probability take a position on the Helena
Our best wishes for his health,
happiness and prosperity go with him
where or he may cast his lot.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03
GALLATKN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.

For Delegate in Congress
HON. MARTIN MAGINSIS.
For District Attorney:
r. r. yiviOn.
For Councilman:
w. q. Z. HAYS.
For Representatives:
w. J.. PERKINS.
G. w. UASKINS.
For Sheriff and Assessor:
w. S. MckENSIE.
For County Clerk and Recorder:
S. w. LANGHORNE.
For Treasurer and Snpt. Of Co. Schools
VIM. FLY.
For County Commissioners
JAMES MAKTIN,
GEO. l.. DUKE.
JOHN Nj. ROBINSON.
For Probate Judge:
A. ID. MCPHERSON.
For Coroner:
j. G. SWITZLER.
For County Surveyor:
SAMUEL NJ. REED.
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FOR TREASURER.

Having been requested by the petition of over
80 citizens of Gallatin county to place myself in
nomination for the Treas,IrerShip, hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for that position ut
the coming election.
j. d. McCAMAN
Enzeman. Sept. 2o, 1873.
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rou COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

At the solicitation OF many Republican and
Democratic citizens, I hereby announce myself
. candidate for the Office of County Commissioner
of Gallatin County at The coming election.
MARION FLAHARTY.
September q, 1873.
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FOR TREASURER AID COUNTY ST.
PERINTENEEET OF SCHOOLS.

Unsolicited by political friends or foes, here
by respectfully announce myself straight Re-
publican candidate fer the office Of Treasurer
and SUI erintendeni Of Common School subject
to the decision of The qualified voters of Galla'in
County al The general election to be held on the
9th day OF November next.
WIN. VI. ANDERSON
Bozeman NJ. T., October Isf, 1873.
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Saturday last being the Jewish New
Years Day, Messrs. j. Basinski. Ellis 4
Davis and Strasburger & Sperling closed
their pla. IS of business from six o'clock
Friday evening until six O'Clock Saturday
evening. According to the Jewish calen-
dar tine world is just entering on its 5639th
year. On Monday, October 9TH, occurs
the Jewish Fast of the AtOnemeNt. These
gentlemen will close their stores on that
day also.
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n otice

My lease Of the Corner Saloon expiring
on the last Of this month, would respect
fully request all those having accounts
with me to settle up, either by note or
cash, before November 1st. 1875.
46-5t j. w. PONSFORD.
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WASHINGTON, ID. {

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept II, 1873.
Notice is hereby given to all persons who may
have claims against The First National Bank of
Bozeman, that the same must be presented to
Lester ). Wilson, Receiver, at Bozeman, Mon
tana, with the legal proof thereof, within three
months from this date, or they will be disal-
lowed. JOHN JAY KNOX,
(45-3ml Comptroller of the Currency.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03
Notice to Creditors,

In the Probate Court Of Galiatin County,
Montana Territory. IN the matter of the
estate Of !Sikas Ratston. deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
administrators of the estate of Silas Ralston,
deceased, to the creditors Of, amid all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with The necessary vouchers, within
four months AFTER the first publication of this
notice, to either of the undersigned admins
traitors.
W. o. p. HAYS,
j. j. CHAMBERS,
Administrators.
SEPT 0Sfh 1874 4G.5t
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Proposals Wanted.

q EALED PROPOSALS to furnish the Public
< School Of BoZeman with twenty-five cords
of well seasoned red or white pine cord wood,
either cut ready for use cOrd-wOod length,
will be received At the Office Of A. d. McPher-
son, District Clerk, up to Il III. of Saturday,
October 18th. 1873.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order of Trustees,
A. D. MCPHERSON, Clerk.
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W'ANTED!

To hire \ good man TO drive sran of horses
Apply 10 }. j. TOMLINSON Il son,
Valley Mills
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

At the solicitation of many friends, both Dem
eeratic and Republican, announce myself an
Independent ca ndidaie for the Office of Sheriff OF
Galatin county.
c. L. CLARK.
Bozeman. Montana, September 10, 1873.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

We acknowledge a call, this week, from
Addison Smith, who represents the Helena
independent. He will visit Spring Hill and
vicinity and then proceed to Helena.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

Monday evening momentary feeling OF
alarm was created on Main street, by the
cry of fire, }" caused by the burning out
OF one of the chimneys of tie Lacledc.