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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14

,olep from the premises othe subscriber Friday night
lime II bay horse slightly amei has wart on his iore
Sonlder hin tail Also light buggy and harness Was seen
nasspg through sing Sing AZ m. saturday Sa,isels
reward viii be paid for his recovery BAILEY SOi'DAN'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
The Crops.

We hear none but good reports from the
harvesting crops. L'st Thursday one ma
chine threshed out l,643 bushels Of wheat
upon Mr.. John NJ. Robinson's Middle
Creek ranch in ten honrs' time. How is
that for one days workg We were she wn
sample and have no h,.sitancy in saying
1t is as fine spring wheat as ever grew in
Gallatin county. Notwithstanding hard
fight with The grasshoppers, it made an
average Of over n bushels to the acre.
On Theo. Norman's ranch the wheat av-
crages 45 bushels 10 the acre. and he is
now preparing to plant winter wheat upon
new land. Generally, the gasshop-
pers did but little damage, and grain is re
ported heavy and plentiful. We hear OF
sales to the stage company Of some 100, 900
pounds oats at $l.4O to $l.5O. The oats
Tor the Ellis contract are Commencing de-
livery, and Mr.. Maxey is preparing to pay
cash upon his sub-contracfs,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

From an article in the Chicago Times
we extract the following regarding the
e;ster Of our townslnan, Samuel W. Lew
is:
..Miss Edmonia Lewis colossal statue OF
Cleopatra Dying is on exhibition IN the
art annex OF the southeastern portion OF
the Exposition building. The visitor viii
fntl his attention for moment divided
h.tween the marvellous work in the finest
~ white Carrara, and the sculptor, who is
oaar nv Il. black as ebony, short, young,
dre.sed with the careless indifference OF
her profession.
.,,.r that between the statue and its ma
Eer: the one colossal, the other excep-
tionally short the one pure white, the
other deep black the one Is plying with
uiorv. power and majesty, not only the
dancfter Of the Ptolcmies, the last Queen
80 Eovnt. who almost became Queen OF
the Roman Empire, but expressing at the
same time the loftiest power OF creative
ren,us-the other ar unpretending, sim
nlc modest &lri, whose features and color
- those Of = race with whom no great
intellectual power is associated. The
ssst,,e i indeed ! masterpiece; but there
4 nothing phenomenal no mere freak Of
...,,rs--in the sculptor. The gin Of gent
~ existed: education has developed and
ennobled It. !"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
~ ~
Why?

Why don't somebody bridge the irrigat-
ing bitches? .
Why don't somebody bring parsnips
and caulifiowers and beets and ducks and
'.sicll" to town? -
Why don't the lower Yellowstone farm
ers send melons and pickling-cucumbers to
Bozeman, where five hundred mouths
water over stories of wagon-loads of such
things?
Why do people construct sidewalks OF
two planks separated by hole running
between the two; and why do ill-natured
persons imagine that those who can't walk
such planks Alright must have graduated
from long drink
Why is it that Main street is not grav-
elled - and why do Lamme Il Co. and
Ellis & Davis and Strasburger & Sporting
and T. Burnett receive wagon loads Of
water, without making business point
of asking the Ad Interim to sample the
liquor?
Why isn't Main Street extended by the
county straight across the creek, as public
convenience, common sense and the Con-
stitution OF the United States demand!
Why (now that we have fine public
hall over the schoo! house, can't We have a
Literary Society-iectures, debates, con-
certs-organized for the coming winter?
Why (now that we have school with
out library can't the Young Mems Asso-
citation books, hundreds in number, be
placed in the schc ol-hOuse Tor the benefit
of scholars and tie Dublica at large? Doesn't
that library now occupy the inglorious
position of ''Dead as dOOr-nail!''
Why-but it is time to go to press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
The Willow Creek Murder.

Foley, the murderer Of Mr.. Fredericks.
is now confined and in shackles in the
county Jail, his capture having been effect
ell by Mr.. kughen. who turned him over
to the Sheriff of Jefferson county, who, in
turn. delivered him to L. B.Wariield, Sher-
iif of Gallatin. At the time of the capture
so great was the excitement upon Willow
Creek that that location was avoided, that
Judge Lynch might not deal ont summary
justice; while, upon arrival here, the pris-
Oner was taken to the Post and placed in
the guard house the first night that the ex-
element might die out before Incarceration
in Jail. Foley made ne resistance what
ever-in fact, he was in no condition to do
anything but surrender. His broken gun
he had sold at a ranch for 81. 90; at another
place he had purchased a hat, and was
travelling slowly when overtaken. The
stories regarding his personal injuries were
exaggerated, as he has merely scalp
wound of no consequence, and a scratched
face, while the second ball passing through
the she uldcr Of his coat did him no dam
age. The Bozeman party, consisting of
Sheriff Wartield, c. L. Clark, George Her.
endeen. and others, exerted themselves to
the utmost, but supposing Foley to be hid
den in the hills or dead in the brush, the
capture was made as stated. He has Waiv-
ed examination.
Regarding the tragedy itself, it occurred
substantially as has been before stated.
Foley claims that he visited the house to
collect money due him from Mrs. Freder-
icks; that he waited outside until he saw
the murdered man leave, when he entered !;
that Fredericks was alarmed and rushing
to the room attempted to seize rife stand
ing by the door; that the shooting then
began, resulting as has been before stated.
Regarding Mr.. Wells, Mrs. Freierlcks
asserts that he did not stand by impassive'
but that he attempted to hold Foley during
the scuffle upon the floor. and did all any
one could do amid the hurried excitement
of the moment.
We fOrbear comment in the entire pre-
misses, feeling it outside our province IN
advance of trial of the case.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
To the Fair.

BoZeman never before sent such a dele
CATION to the Territorial Fair. Among
those who have gone, we hear of Mrs. l..
=. Wilson. Mrs. Walter Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wakefield, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lewis, w. W. Anderson and family, N.
Story and family, Messrs. Hoffman, Davis.
Z. Fridley. Herendeen, r. Wilkinson, r.
Jockey, Odell and Sweeney.
From Fort Ellis, DIR. Gardner and Mr..
Evans preceded Gen. Miles and Captain
Baldwin. In fact, an exodus OF friends
and cash has occurred which would be
alarming did we not feel that some one OF
the number will think OF us and buy us a
memento. The COURIER is represented by
its editor. who will do the Fair justice
upon his return.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
EOS1TxV.ELr the L.aRG EST
And Only New Stock in
the Territory!
RALEIGH 4 ClARKEs.
ma'n Street, Helena, NJ. r.

HAVING OPENED A WHOLESALE AMI
RETAIL DRY GOODS AND NOTION HOUSE
AS ABOVE, WE INVITE THE INSPECTI( \
OF BUYERS, BOTH WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL. WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTED STOCK EVER SHIPPED TO MON.
TANA, EMBRACING ALL THE NEW FAR.
RIGS, BOTHFOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, AMI
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR LA.
DIES WEAR; A 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 WITHFREsH 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.
LANoUErTE, OF New YORK, AND orHEe
FAMOUS "MAN-MODIsTEs."
PARTIES VISITING HELENA WILL. CON-
SUIT THEIR OWN INTERESTS BY PRICING
THIS STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE
RALEIGH & CLARKES.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
RALEIGH & CLARKES
BOxeman Improvement Il,

IS. W. Lewis is building large frame
addition to the store occupied by the Ba-
sinski's, who will occupy it as store.
house, or, by slight alteration, add it to
their present store. The latter is advisable.
as their large stock demands additional
show room.
Work progresses upon the new resi-.
dences of Walter Cooper and White Calfee.
Both will be two-stOried, with excellent
cellars (almost a novelty here), and will be
finished without regard to cost. AS Calfee
is nothing but bachelor, we don't exactly
'see" why he needs such house.
The Office OF the Laclede Hotel has been
newly fitted-up under the supervision OF
its host. 'Phil," and presents an attractive
appearance. In the rear Of the hotel is the
new residence of JAS. Fleming, who. moth
ing daunted by his grasshopper disaster,
has hung out his sign anew, and will pre-
pare again for one of Bozeman's greatest
needs "a town vegetable garden.
-Speith & Krug's extensive brewery I'M
provements are about completed. At large
expense they have constructed a stone
waterway from the creek to the brewery,
and have laid upon their cellars one Of the
most substantial blackstone floors posi-
BILE to secure. and well-wOrth seeing. With
new tanks and increased facilities, they
will socn be prepared to enter extensively
into the bottlng business. when, we wage,
they will drive imported beer from the
market.
The building to be occupied by the
stock Of Mr.. Goewy is nearly ready tor oc
new residences Of Messrs.
Howard and MaXey, and the extensive inn
provements of p. p. Worsham. NJ. Mounts,
Peter Koch Doctor George W. Monroe,
Mr.. Cook and others, are nearly completed.
In all directions new fences, roofs, side
walks. ETC., show themselves and denote
the prosperity of the town. We need new
residences for rental-whO will build them?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

The hearing in the case OF N. ]. WI
liams has been postponed to October otn'
Geschwindt, the would-be suicide, is I'M
proving and will recover.
Ex-Aeent Frost has returned TO inc
Crow Agency, having filed his bonds %
answer the Grand jury indictment.
Judge Blake decides against the constr
nationality of tile Tenth Legislative Assem-
bly.s Act imposing payment OF licenee
mon peddlers and commercial traseaess-
t,,e and section thereof relieves vendefs O
Teritorial productions Of ltcsnse oDllgs'
tion. An appeal viii be taken.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
Blake "a" Whisky AT PoxsrcRp

The Brown & Yates herd will reach
Cheyenne about October lst,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
DANIEL S. FUTILE.


The Board of Trustees has been in ses-
sion during the past week, for considera~
ton Of matters connected with the opening
Of the coming term. Prof Wylie has GER
tainly made a most favorable impression.
and We do not doubt that his engagement
argues well for the future of the school.
a. b. Maynard, of Iowa, now here, an
accomplished teacher, has passed his ex-
animation. and been eng ,ged as assistant.
Miss Helen NJ. Evans and Miss Amy A.
Sweet are also engaged, and the term will
begin Sept. Both. Scholars are urged to
present themselves promptly upon the
opening day.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

Lieut.. Hamilton and company have re
turned to duty here.
In the absence of DIR. Gardner, DR.. Mon
roe is acting Post Surgeon.
Lieut.. E. j. McClernand is on the way to
Ellis from Fort Custer, on public business.
Gen. Brisbin returned on Monday. Mrs.
Brisbin will probably proceed East in Oc-
t0ber.
Lieut.. Wright and company having
made the detour of the upper country, are
expected in to-day via Henry's Lake.
Capt. Bali and Lieut.. Doane, having
secuted toward and beyond the stage road.
have returned to the vicinity of Bannack.
Gen. Niles party from Fort Keogh will
to-day begin Its return. The visit to the
Geysers proved Unexpectedly interesting.
and the enthusiasm of all, including the
Eastern correspondents with the party,
will be exerted in encouragement of a large
influx of tourists next season.
Orders have been received by General
Miles from General Gibbon regarding the
horses stolen by the Bannacks from citl
zens and turned over to the Crows. They
must be restored to owners, among whom
are Raymond Bros, who lost a number of
valuable brood mares.
The gentleman and efficient officer, so
affectionately known to all Montana as
Col. Baker, has been visiting Ellis and
BOzeman. 1t would be difficult to decide
who has received the more qualification
from the visit, Col. Baker or the Gallatin
and he leaves us regretted by all who know
him and appreciate his ability. We heard
at Fort Custer that expected military
changes may result in his return to the
of Fort Ellis.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
A. Al. 4 $. ASSOCIATION OF EAST
ERN MONTANA.
BOHEMIAN, September &c. 1873,

BOHEMIAN, September &c, 1873.
BY direction of the Board of Directors
| am instructed to call upon all stockhold.
ers to pay their final assessments immedi.
a'ely, that the Association may settle &C.
counts for track work, fencing, etc. Non.
payment operates greatly against the eff.
forts of the officers to push the work to
completion and is discouraging to them
and wOuld-be subscribers. The Secretary,
whose duty it is to make collt ctiOns. urges
those who have not yet paid up to relieve
him and the Association, by calling at his
Office and making final settlement.
A purse of $1,000 is being raised and 4
race will be run upon the Association s
track in October, after the Butte season
may end.
Capt. Browning will probably kindly al
low the celebrated trotter, Hunter" late
~ purchased OF Gen. Miles. to be entered
for this race, and those desiring informa-
ton in the premises, or wishing to sub
scribe to the purse, are invited to call upon
MIR. G. l.. Clark.
J. V. BOGERT. Sec'v.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
Sandwiches.


Sandwiches.
st. James Church will be seated at an
early day.
FRESH BREAD, Pies, Cake, and cr.c..-,
daily at Jockeys.
The Preffitt sleep have been driven tn
the Yellowstone.
New Saddles very cheap at
A. LAMNE 4 co.'s.
'Two feet of snow" is the report from
Lime Kiln Canyon.
Parlor Tables at Ponsford's Billiard Hall.
The Brown & Yates herd will reach
Cheyenne about October lst.
Blake "a" Whisky At PoxsroRD's
Roberts, the Yellowstone murderer, will
be hanged on the Sth of November.
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER at H.adou.r.
ters Saloon.
Attention is called to the Hamilton auc-
ton announcement in this issue.
SORN MEAL at
A. LAMME r. CO.'S
Oats are reported. by returning Gala
tinites, as slow Of sale at cents at Helena.
WANTED-Good Butter, Fresh Eggs, &C., at
Jockeys.
There is Bozeman demand for picked
and cleaned poultry, tor family use.
SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP on draught at A.
LAMME co.'s. Only Sl.5O per gallon.
We have on exhibition a sample of the
splendid wheat raised by Robinson Bros.
HAZORS, Pocket Cutlery, &c. A fine stock at
Jockeys.
The political conventions of the Terri
tory generally denOunce railroad subsi-
dies
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
The River Crow Scheme,

We have information that the River
Crows have been ordered to make their
Agency at Fort Claggett, and that runners
have lately visited the Crow Agency to in
duce them to abandon their present inten-
ton of coming in to that post. This
movement can but be regarded as unfortu-
nate to all concerned, as this branch OF
these Indians has at last, after long impor-
tunity, shown a disposition to accede to
the demands OF the agent. 1t true, as
stated to lis, that they are inclined t. re-
concile themselves with the MouH. in
Crows, this attempt in the interest of an.
other portion Of the Territory to separate
the two bands, keep alive their animosity,
and reduce the number of Indians depend
ant upon our Agency, can but be regarded
as unfortunate and one that we should feel
interested in frustrating. Our Delegate
should not be silent in this matter, and his
attention should be called to it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
ST. James Church.

The following was received yesterday
from Bishop Tuttle:
VIRGINIA CrrY, Sept. Fl, 1878.
J. !. Bogert, Scc'y st. James Com'ter:
On the 10th invited Rev. Mr.. Nicholas,
of Sandusky. Ohio. to the reetorship of St.
james parish. have. rs yet, no reply.
If no one be secured by November 18th,
Rev. Mr.. PrOut will hold service at Boze-
man at II a. m. communion service) and Z
p. M. He will visit Boz,man regularly
once in two months until tie parish is sup
piled.
DANIEL 6 'rJ-'i"J'J Z
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER ut Headuuar
tiers Saloon
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
Gallatin County Items.

Geo. s. Lewis & Sons have shipped 3
train load of their Union Mills flour fol
the supply Of Smith river, Muscleshell
etc., settlers. '.N0 pent-up Utica con.
tracts" the enterprise of these energetic
men.
WIN. II. Bramblc has been appointed
Postmaster at Sweetgrass, and has this
week filed his bonds. Travellers will find
good beds and meals and stabling at his
station.
Perkins and Stone have gone to
Clark's Fork Bottom with their sheep,
and will there locate them. Caldwell Ed.
wards, competent judge, declares this
flock very superior and good one to pur-
chase from.
We visited the new Presbyterian
church, result of Rev. Mr.. Crittenden's
energy and determination, a few days ago.
Built Of concrete, under contract with Mr..
E. Hodson (who introduces this style Of
wall to this part of the country, we'll
proportioned and finished, it is an orna-
ment to its location, and must prove
boon to the people of Hamilton and Gen.
trail Park.
-Willet H. Hanford, Esq, of New
York, lately arrived here, has purchased
the rights and improvements of j. NJ.
Yandell at Hayden, upper Yellowstone,
where he has also taken up 16O acres OF
land under the Timber Culture Act. Mr..
Hanford, having purchased all needed
farm outfit, has returned to his new home,
and will Immediately begin extensive i'm
provements and prepare for next seasons
crop. A gentleman of no ordinary attain
ments, he is a valuable addition to any sec
ton. We trust his enthusiasm over the
country may not fall, and that he will be-
come a permanent resident.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
Montana in a Nutshell.

Sun river crops are excellent.
The Jocko Indians have got the small
pox.
The Ncau North West has a circulation
of 1000 copies.
Madison county's assessment foots VI
S10O, GOO over last years.
Helena has a new theatre, managed by
A. Sawtelle, who lately played in Boze
man.
Ex-Surveyor General Smith will soor
remove with his family to Birch creek
McaSher county.
Diamond and Smith river have contrib
uted SlS2. Butte over $1,000, Sheridan $62
Benton $542, and Helena $1,000, TOWARD
the '.YellOw Fever Fund
Ex-Marshal Wheeler writes glowingly
of the scenery viewed, by the Helena ant
Benton Navigation Company's expedition
But, says the Record, it is hard to recon
Gle the statements of these gentlemen re
garling the upper river with those of Col
Voolfolk, without considering the latter 4
fit subject tor lunatic asylum.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
The stepping Stone to Health.

The acquisition of Vital energy is the stepping
stone to health, When the system lacks vitality,
the various organs flag in their duty, become
chronically irregular, and diseast 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 nourshing quality, from
whence every muscle, nerve and fiber acquire
unwonted supplies of vigor, and the whole sys-
tenn experiences the beneficial effect. Appetite
returns, the nerves grow staong and calm the
dependency begotten of chronic Indigestion and
an uncertain state of health disappears, and
that sallow appearance of the skin, peculiar to
habitual invalids, and persons deficient in vital
energy, is replaced by = more becoming tinge.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
.A~~
Crop Statistics.

10 the Farmers Of Gallatin, Madison,
Jefferson and Yellowstone:
In the interest of forthcoming publica-
ton, am called upon to furnish crop sta
tistics covering the averages of the sections
Of country mentioned in the above address.
10 this end l require statements giving
grain and vegetable prodnction-averages
per acrc-when sown and gathcred-how
cult :ated. Urging assistance in this mat
ter, ask as early replies as possible. In
no better way can the country be adver-
tised and its settlement promoted. Please
address statements to me at Bozeman.
w. BOGERT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

Prof. Carr, whose literary entertain
ment. given at BOzeman lust winter, at-
tracted so much attention, will soon appear
at Glendale and neighboring towns In his
varied programme Of readings, songs and
character impersonations. He u deserv-
ing and talented gentleman, and We be-
speak for him large audiences wherever he
may announce himself.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

We have information endorsing the late
Canadian Police rumor regarding the de-
sire of Sitting Bull to return to United
States soil.
Five OF his chiefs are reported as now At
Fort Keogh awaiting Gen. Miles' return,
and. ~ is understood, that negotiations
may be opened looking toward the peace
full return of the refugees. We hope soon
to Be able to give full particulars.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

Adj Interim

In tie absence at the Fair of the editor
az the COURIER. j. V. Borert this week
assumes editorial charge. but his partial
occupation otherwise must excuse any
short-cOming OF the inside pages.
In the Announcement column will be
found a card of interest regarding Mr.
McCaman and the County Treasurership.
Not informed us to tie editors opinion in
the matter, and, Of course, not feeling at
liberty to commit the COURIER for or
against. the ad interim is obliged to leave
comment (if any to the editor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26
AUCTION! AUCTIONn AUCrION,..

Twill on Saturday, october IL, 1878,
sell st public sale to the highest and best bidder
one Ranch, below mouth of Reese Greek,
near Gums place, about Is miles north Of Bozs-
man.
TERMS OF PAYMENF.-Six, II and eighteen
month, with personal security; interest TX per
cent per month.
Also, ls head of Horses, consisting OF work
horses, saddle horses, mares and colts, 10 TO ~
head of stock cattle; 800 bushels merchandise
oats, one Woods Self Rake Reaper, one " ood' q
Iron Frame Mower, one Taylor's Hay RAKE, one
wagon, one No. I hay rack, two sets heavy hsr-
ness, 20 tons of hay, straw from oats above men,
toned, one sleigh, one cook stove, ono plow,
one harrow, 100 bushels potatoes, one set Car
penter's tools, . lot Of crockery, and other ar
ticlas too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-Under Us, cash; over 10
and under el0O, 3months, over $lOO, months.
with approved security.
saIs will commence 1t 10 a. m, Saturday,
o''o'e' - '''' RICHARD HAMILTON.
C. L. CLARK, Auctioneer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

P. B. Clark has returned from the East.
III Canada he, with S. S. Huntley, pur-
chased $50 thoroughbred Merino rams and
ewes. They have now on the way to
Montana 10000 head OF sheep and other
stock. Next year they will shear Il, 600
to %, 900 head.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-26

Mrs. G. w. Wakefield and Miss Libbie
have returned from the East. much to the
qualification of many friends. They tell
the old story-nOthiBg could induce them
to remain away from Montana-and we
rejoice thereat