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NEW TODAY.
A CARD.
The Emplre Mil 10 Runnsne.

GALLArIN. Mont. January %, 1879.
We take pleasure in saying our new mill
is stunning. We desire to, return grateful
thanks to "ur many farmer friends who
manifested their confidence in the success
OF our new mill. by holding their wheat
till we got to grinding. We can now say,
with confidence as regards the quality OF
flour. the Empire Mills will not disappoint
the farmers nor the public. as we are pre-
pared to turn out the best flour in Montana.
We would ask farmers at distance to
have little more patience, as we are now
crowded with wheat to our full CAPACITY
by our neighbors. and it will be week or
two before We can get around; but we
promise all good flour if they bring us
good wheat. Our flour will be uniform in
grade, and guarantee to excel like brands
of other mills.
Should any farmer want flour sooner
than We can grind his wheat. we will ex-
change COOL flour for No. wheat, on lib
tral terms. In any event. do not bring
any XIX wheat now. for it will be impossi-
BILE to grind it. The markets demand best
brands OF Xxx -four. and with the fine
wheat In GalltiI county we feel confident
that we can satisfy the public as to quality.
Give our -four trial-the hest is cheapest.
Very respectfully,
GEO. d. & L. A. THOMAS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

In the discussion of the propriety of the
adoption Of the Moffat bell punch in Mon
tana, the Herald is the only paper SO far
that has expressed a doubt Ofits utility.
1t urges as fault of the law that the drinks
are not all registered-an objection that
does not appear TO be ''solid.' We will
suppose that each liquor dealer will be re-
quired to give bonds to register every drink
sold or given away. under penalty OF So
for each failure. and we will further sup
pose that the editor of the Herald, after a
friendly chat with some of his spirituOus
ftiAndls- is asked to smile and tho hall .ao.s
not ring. Does he not perceive that he
will have that friend dead in the door,
for free drinks ever after to purchase his
silence? The bell puLch manifestly must
q t like clock work. aud the public rev.
enues must necessarily swell with the bIbu-
Ions inclinations OF the pe0ple.-Missox-
tian, nth inst.
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Self-rising aad Buckwheai Flour at
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LESTER s. WILSON


A"e Sill new of the death of Tim Hen
'lersoh reached here on Saturday night,
mast ana cast gio,m of sympathetic grief
s-'ver the entire community. Mr.. Hender-
SUI personally. vas kn.~n TO bnt few in
,Dnemaii. but as the kind ana atiectionate
'usoa'H Of ono who was the life and soul
"l t'H s"c|i circles here for two or three
-"o,'i. MOrton-be was known and
respected by e,>rvbody. Mrs. Mollie
henderson mas the .oartfelt sympathy of
this entire community h.thjs hopr of her
sad bereavement. May ~, who te,oners
the blasts to the shorn lambs .hrow IT,
'shield Of protection and care over ~. now
widowed mother and two fatherless oil
I<lren, through this deepest affection.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

The Territorial Council on Saturday last
refused. by vote Of 8 to 4. to confirm the
appointment Of Rev. Clark Wright as Ter.
ritorial Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton. Although MT authOiitativejy ad-
vised As to the cause Of his rejection. We
see it stated that his church connection
and position disqualified him for the Office.
II being the most eloquant miuister in
Montana and q jealous npholder OF the
doctrine he processes, to take m interest
in the cause of education throughout the
Territory and to be thorough gentjoman
In every sense of the word, dleQuolioos an
individual tor the Office 80 creditahly MIled
by Mr.. Wright since his appointment, no
candid person viii have any sasop to
think but that the gentleassn refasing to
confirm were In the Right. At IL tims OF
his appointment we expressed our grati6-
cation. thinking no better selection could
have been made. A majority Of the law
makers. whose privileges 4, 10 to reject all
sominations which in thslr estimatioe are
not tor the general good Of tbs country,
have exercised thaf nght 1ecc3pisjnx
heir hight 70 do this. We reecente ours
o say fhaf We thtuk their decisioa II poor
North Vest, an inst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30
Robbery ut Fort Ellis.

Frank Whitney. Sergeant Go. H, has en-.
tered complaint and caused the arrest OF
Martin Holmes and james Kelly, soldiers
stationed at Fort Ellis. who are now con.
fined in Jail. 1t is claimed that Whitney
was dealing ''Rushrenben.' at Fort Ellis,
when one of the parties threw pan ex-
tinguishing the light. and during the en-
belonging to complainant. was stolen by
Holmes and Kelly from the table used for
the game. The examination will he con-
Quoted this forenoon before Judge Nc
PhersOn.
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Anti-ExemptiOn

The Madisonian of last week publishes
remonstrance Of the citizens OF Madison
county. to the Legislative Assembly
against any subsidy or subscription to any
railroad company. by the Territory. and
also in opposition TO any law exempting
the property of any company from taxa
ton. Now. let the people Of Gallatin
county give expression to their views on
the subject.
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Sen fenced.

On Friday last, Judge Macarthur SER
fenced James Cook. for the killing OF Geo.
Craig, to be hung on the 7th Of February.
1879. The execution will take place in the
jail-yard. in the presence oftwelve citizens.
The only friend that Cook leaves behind
to mourn his departure to the lower re-
gions is an old squaw know rs ''ClOudy's
wife" She. womanlikc. sticks to the
Statesman, nth inst.
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|I1 sHe
ma. 4
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Resumption.

One of the most noticeable results OF the
of specie payment is the steady
Of coin in the Treasury De
partment. AMI now YOU can find man in
The country tia: did not always predict
Just such a condition OF things.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Elizabeth. (N.J.) January 2l.-The Ar
cade block, at Broad and West Grand
streets. took fire this morning. In it are
the Opera House. First National and Saw
ings Bank. Post Office. Mas mic nall. four
stores and a number OF offices. The whole
upper part of the building, including the
Opera House. is ruined. The money and
securities were removed from the banks,
and the letters and papers from the Pos;
Office. The structure cost $3.50 OCO and is
owned nv ex-Congressman Clark. It is
said to be only partially insured.
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y naving re-opened tie above popular saloon
snd stocked J, with the finest quality of Liouor.
sna cigars, its old patrons and all others will
Ano none otss' than frst-class goods dispensed
oset me bar. Bilbao and Pool tables ALWAYS
IN good running order. Reouest;ny : oa,,,,.v
49, VI me patronage heretofore extended to
s ssS mouse, and inviting all to call,
~ lam, respectfully,
'"'' '- JAMES MANY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

VIM. NJ. Tweetly. architect. formerly Of
Bozeman. came in on the Helena coach
Saturday. Since leaving here. several
years ago. Mr.. Tweedy has been drifting
around considerably = visiting California.
Alaska and other places of interest, but
during the past twenty months has been
located in Western Mon ana. He superin-
tended the construction of Fort Missoula
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30
Consistency.

The Council rejected the appointment
Of Rev. &. Wright for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction on account. it is said, OF
his being prominent Christian minister.
The indications at present are that the
Legislature will make amends for this by
cnacting regular ''blne'' Sunday law,
thereby verifying again the old adage,
''Strain out gnat and swallow camel"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30
A Question for the Formers,

A farmer has 1900 acres Of land. which
he wishes to divide among his three sons
so that each may get an amount equal in
value to that of the Others. TIE first
sons land is worth S.. the second sons
s.. and the third sons $40 per acre. How
many acres do each receive, and what is
the value OF share?
ERON EARMED
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Chicago. January 21.-rhe Jturnal's
Washington special says: The Texas man.
ayers have been asserting privately that
Speaker Randall was in favor OF their bill
and would assist in the effort to pass 1t in
the House. This is now positively denied
by the Speakers friends. who say that he is
not only not in favor ofthe measure. but
has so arranged things that no opportun-
ity will be Offered to suspend the rules and
bring the bill before the House between
now and the 4th OF March.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

.# Everything ut present inGicatcs larger
Immigration of thrifty and per.nanea; set
ers into Montana during the t.omin g
Uamner than has taken place for several
VeasS Hast. Gaia1in and Custer coag, ties
Nfll undSEiac,IN fail in Tor Il sarSh pr@p@r-
Lon of those who come 10 nsakc js.inkl-
Gent homes Our grazing ard liril agfi-
(nltural lands offer superior indaceaeaaS
3 farmers and stock-raisers aid we iiise
bonn for thousands Of them. Let " IN
4itc them to come and bid them L cordial
rplcome.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Father" Reese dropped in to see us
last Saturday. He reports everything in
prosperous condition on East Gallatin and
Reese Creek. Thomas new MILL the fin
est Touring mill in the Territory, is fairly
under way. and turning out a superior ar
tide of ..new process -FOUR
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Isr0spcl tive r riceS.

n We advise the farmers of Gallatis and
adjoining counties not TO sacrifice :,s-ir
fOduce or farcc j; upon the market. In
our opinion they will find healthy and
emuner:ltive market for it all before sic
Ext harvest. The population Of tie il,r
Rory is steadily increasing. the mining in
gprests rapidly developing. and everything
DortendS Il prosperous ftNHfe.
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Mont ma Condensed.

The thermometer registered AZ degree!
below zero at Benton on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Akers was quite seriously injured
while coasting at yestel on the 2Ot!hinst.
4 Notwithstanding the severe weather, q
good many houses are in course Of gree.
ton in Butte and vicinity. =. -.
Robert Casey. the lost mail driver, is i'm.
proving rapidly. and It is now thought
that lie will not lose either OF his feet
Record.
A. Al. Hotter. G. A. kellow and others
have incorporated for the purpose of work
ing the rich mines of COppcropolis district,
Meagher county.
w. Eghert Smith and E. 5. Stackpole
have been nominated by the President for
postmasters at Butte and Deer Lodge re-
spectively.-Heruld.
Blackfoot Qdaho) January 23.-I'im
Henderson died at $40 this morning. It is
said from rheumatism. He was sick only
about week or two.
We learn that n number of substantial
farmers OF Weld county, Colorado. are
coming to Meag!,er county, Montana, next
summer.-H
James Call. the man burned by giant
powder at Philipsburg few weeks ago.
died from the effects of his injuries on Sat
urday last ew North Vest.
Recently. in Vermont. Ethan Allen. aged
n. a son of Mn. A. I. Allen. Of Helena,
while crossing Lake Champlain, lost his
life from cold and exposure.
Edwards Bros. of Elk Grove. intend to
import from Ohio a large number Of
thoroughbred Merino ewes and about 200
rams during the coming summer.
The roof of the Central Hotel. Diamond,
was discovered to be on fire on the 10Th
inst, but it was fortunately extingnished
without seriou: damage.
Messrs. +. e. Powers 4 Co. offer for the
coming season to lay down Chicago or
St. Louis goods at Fort Benton for two
cents pound, and no classification.
Miner.
Matt. w. Anderson. editor of the Boze-
man COURIER. is recreating in the Capital,
and is gathering news and greenlmcks for
his journal between timcs.-Herald, 2lst
inst. f&n -nrs,
Mr.. Nate Vestel, of Penobscot bonanza
fame. offers to take the entire bonded in
slebtedness OF Montana Territory. nearly
100000. at per cent. subject to taxation.
or ut per cent. il exempt.
A young man by the name OF Kowley
met with quite serious accident recently |
BY the premature discharge of blast in |
the Barcan mine. The tanping bar struck |
him in the forehead. cutting frigi.tfill
wound. 1t is remarkable. says the HUI
bandnsan, that he was not killed outright.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company,
having bought ont Jay Gould's interest 10
the Utah Il Northern Railroad. II proper
encouragement IL given by the Montana
Legislature. will guarantee to build from
BlsckfoOt this year across the Divide into
Red Rock valley. and - much further rs
Inc weather will permit. /.
There has been , good deal of sickness
= Virgins and vieinity the last two wrecks.
originating in pulmonary COM I
,lsints. Very lew have escsped an attack {
'feolds and sore throat in greater or less
evssity. We are glad to know ti,at the !.
minority Of cases. though very trouble :
ONE, are not dangerous.--Asdisos;ea. :
The sapssme Court 81 lGontaaa adjouru-
4 On The 3Oth inst. Terms Of the District /
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Every Montana subscriber to the COU-
,HIER should secure at least one extra copy
~ 1'e annual. referred to in another col
via VA lis paper. to send to some friend
y, "oq~''',"''~-' East. Send in your orders
without delay, as we Expect to have the
pamphlets ready for distrib,n;on soon
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

A subscriber asks if we are going to have
an elevator in the new building. We shall
have an elevator. and stairs also. Those
who come to pay money. ride on the ele-
vator; but those who have bills must walk
up s.airs-and the stairs will terminate at
Il window. where they can fall out.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30
Return Of Egyptian omcers.

New York. January 2l-The recently
returned ex-Confederate officers who serv.
Ell on the khetlive OF Egypt's staff say
that about fif v American officers have
been serving and only Gen. Stone remains,
since the order relieving them was issued.
Stone was formerly well known in Cali
fornia. He now holds a mere nominal pc.
sitiOn as chief of staff.
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The Killed and Wounded.

Chicago. January 23.--A Cheyenne spe-
cial says: Those killed by the Indians in
the recent encounter are Sergeant Taggart.
Farrier Brown and private Nelson. of COM
pany l.. 81 Cavalry; Sergeant Ambrose.
company l.. and the Indian scout. .Wom-
ans Dress" wounded severely, and Capt.
Vessels sliDht)v
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For Sale /!

Wishing 10 devote my attention exclusively to
She Aiew Business, l offer my entire Gallery
sOutnt for sale
WaA take M apprentice, provided he will buy
snS oxfRt
viii lake gon and team in trade
~ Neal On, ar address, BIRD CALFEE,
Bozeman
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

On Saturday might last Il heavy snow
storm set in. continuing all night and
through the entire day. Sunday. with in
creasing fury. Miners and steamboat mon
weed have no "pfrnhensiOns of low water
during the comm. season.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

we expect to lie able to make arrange
mei,.S for the associated press dispatches
soon after the completion OF the militar.
telegraph lire TO BoZeman. when the
AvAyT COURIER. as a newspaper. will be
second TO none in the Territory.
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office,

Having sold 4 half interest in my mercantile
business I" Mr.. Thomas Lewis, il viii now i,r
conducted nnGer The style and FIRM Damc
Wilson Lewis. The books ard accounts of
lester $. Wilson are removed 10 Ike Bank and
ask all parties knowing themselves indebted
EcYe to call atthe Eank and make settlement on
- osrre January lst. 1879.
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We Pay Cash for xxx Wheae
AT OUR VALLEY MILLS.
J. J. TamllHS1n / S0aS.

n Next door to the L:icicde Hotel. ut tine
1lty OF Bozeman and county of Galla'in,
here is Il store house painted blue. Ii is Il
hvorite place for persons in need 10 buy
Vinegar Bit,ers. Cherry Pe'dorai. keE-
Dety's Discovery. Pie:ce's Golden Medical
Discovery. and many other popular rem
elies of the day. v
j [l04il L. +. MAY.
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ADVERTISING RATES

5T~c,I notice. Il cents per line first insertion
10 ct. Der line for each subsequent Insertion
Regular advertisements payable monthly or
artsrly a. due.
lob work payable on delivery
Marriage and death notices inserted Tree OF
arye; Obituary potices 3 centSrer line.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Mr.. c.. Edwards advertises for sale in
this issue the east half ofhis West Gall.ltin
ranch. The farm is nicely located. and is
tree from stones. Those parties who are
making investments with an anticipation
81 a rise in the future will do well to care
fully examine this place.
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Photographer!

IA have re-orcned M Gallery for a short me
L My Those wishing work done in my Jne
aNst come Immediately.
m Q see advertisement elsewhere.
s# BIRD CALTEE
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Toledo. January "a. = The Dayton, &
Michigan Railroad Company's elevator,
with contents, consisting Of 100000 bush.
els Of grain. was destroyed by fire to-day.
The loss is estimated at $s5.00O. Insur-
ance, 100000,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Y. II. Daniels. from the Crow Agency.
favored us with call on Tuesday. and left
u substantial token of his regard for the
COURIER.
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ST lanes rlIlRru.
Travelling Agent.

ID Fred N. wilson : OR duly authorized
xgent to receive and receipt for any aHcl
"a amounts due lis Oh subscription or
SRhef accounts
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

John s. Mendcnlall. Of the firm of A.
Lamme & Co. returned home last SatuI-
dag evening from brief business visit to
the capital.
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Notice to Creditors.

Voice to Creditors.
IN the Probate Court Of Custer County, Territory Of
Montana, in the matter Of James Brooks, DE-
deased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the UNDER
signed Administrator of the Estate Of James
Brooks, deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against the said dsceas-
ed, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouch-
ers, and within four months afler the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice, to inc At my place Of bus
mess in Miles City known ~ Wilson's Billiard
Hall. THOMAS RI. HARD.
Administrator.
Miles City, NJ. T. f., Jan. %, 1879 [ll-4t
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Restaurant for Sale.

FOR SALE. my Restaurant, situated at this
place, consisting Of one building, twenty by
fifty feet, Cook HOuse, Laundry, Ice House,
Stah'"s. iarlen, Furniture and everything per-
tanning to a frst-class house.
For at Ter Information, address,
HENRY SANGNIER,
e. Fart Custsr, Montana
January u, 1879. nl-3ml
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Major Keller returned from business
TIP TO Helena on Saturday night last, and
left Tor the Agency yesterday. On account
OF the recent heavy fall Of snow he would
have a rUugh time crossing the range.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Good business opening. Henry Sang
nier, OF Fort Caster. offers his restaurant
for sale. For particulars, read his adver-
tisemcnt.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

For a good square drink go to the l21z Ex-
change saloon Only half price.
| The telegraph line is co upleted to Fort
two. MIR. Fulton. telegraph operator,
formerly OF Ross Fork. Idaho. is in town,
and will take charge of the Office.
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A"'choice' lot of plain and mixed Pickles,
Crow Chow, bottled Wine Vinegar, &c, at
Jockeys :
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sc o. Blake. - ''EIk Hprn,' ''B. X. Rcy-
nold's'' and 80. X Whistles at
l. HAIL,
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Meals al 81! hours Of the day or night at
Dny,,N<N Vf-NCVT no

The Paymaster. on Friday last. dstrib-
uted a "oodly number of greenbacks at
For1 Ellis. much to the satisfaction of the
-boys in blue" Il few OF whom could not
refrain from inbilaling over the event.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

We are receiving cheering encourage
ment in the proposed DAILY COURIER
project.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

121a cents buys the best cigars, wines and
liquors at the l21a Exchange saloon.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

The telegraph line between Bozeman and
IIelera is to be repaired without delay.
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Paul Mccormick says he has worked
bull trains in the \ cllowstoHe valley every
month OF the year. and thinks where cattle
can wOrs, the year round and live on the
native grasses. that almost any kind Of live
stock would thrive.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

A church entertainment will he given at
Hamilton on February 9TH. Don't fail to
read advertisement of same in this issue.
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Local Matters.
Religious Services
PEI SEI rEHl AN !

S# rETsEYrTHIAN.
HRrsachipg every sabbath al il .. IL. and : SO
" 1abbath School ST 2:3op, m.
a rayer and conference meeting every Wednes-
y At p m. in Episcopal Church.
All service, in The Episcopal Church a res-
N invitation is extended to all
M T.. l.. RICHARDS
TN ST JAMES CHURCH.
BSv Mr. lropi Will sonduct the services Of the
piscopal Church on sunday, Eih inst al II a.
g and 80 p. m at ST james Church. Bozc-
IN.
NJ L CTlnc,I, SoUTn.
1.-The undersigned preacher. in charge oc Hoze-
IN Mission Will huli religious services reg
)ary in earl. month, al the following times and
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Elm Punch, Gin Punch and Dry Punch al
ODELL HALL
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

X. Jockey arrived from Helena on Sat
urlay last. and will remain about month.
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General Grant was not in the least dis
concerted by the oblique action of the
Co,ks crew. He says it was never intend
ed to take a direct or straightforward
the end
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Fra h oysters served Ill every style, at Boze-
nan Lunch House
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Farm for Sale.

Two hundred acres Of the best land in
Gallatin County,; has the advantages of open
water the year through; plenty Of timber for
fuel and fence, and = f:st water right from An
stream. c. EDWARDS,
[l1-itl Eozslaan.
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Nslihopienique, Guinness Extra Stout, and
st. Louis Lager Beer 4; ODELL HALL
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Henry Elkhardt has opened first-class
meat market See adj.