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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-20
Caster County Items.

We clip the following from letter re
ceived from Sherman:
/ 1t is intended that Capt. Reads company
will build company. officers and laun-
dresses quarters for at least one company
anti erect sheds for warehouses ut Terry s
Landing for Government freight in transit
for Custer. This will give the boys in
blue no easy task, as at least 1.5OO logs
mot small ones. either will he required to
commence with. / understand 400 logs
have already been cut and hauled in to
their camp from Il distance of over three
milts. Besides. believe they have taken
nearly 100 tons Of ice out OF the Yellow
stone for summer use. There are several
prisoners in tile guard house at the camp
(citizens). Two for horse stealing. one for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from lst Cavalry.
named Charlie Brown, a storckeeper here
The deserter has been arrested, | believe.
on for,.ler occasions. but it is Il case of mis-
taken identity. evidently.
The weather has been very severe tor
the past fortnight. No end to tile snow
storms. Snow nearly knee deep on
level prairie, but q thaw has set in |
and the ice on the river broke I'D
1t midnight on the 9TH instant, and
i rom the time of its breaking up and
n the space of eight minutes the river rose
over the banks, the ice becoming gorged.
expect to hear of much destruction OF
property below keogh in consequence.
The company at Terry's Landing. hear.
lad barely time to get out of their tents,
hey being cimped on the bank OF the riv-
i. They lost many articles OF clothing,
to-. and thought themselves lucky to es-
ape with their lives. From all accounts,
hey hal a terrible night OF it.
The ice is not yet all out of the river and
re danger Of another overflow is to be 2
jared, as the ice is still thickly packed and .
locked. A new ia inch cable which had '
zen put across the Government for ferry l
Terry's Landing was broken by the iee
orge, which will have to be spliced to be Ii
ade tit for use. a
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Exhibition and Dance Mt Hayden,
HAYDEN. MONTANA. |
March 18th 1879.

IA1DI4>. hONIANA.
March 18Th 1879:
Edtfct Arant Courier:
Tie school at Hayden closed with ;lii ex
hibition on the evening of March 9th. III,
exhibition consisted OF declamatiOns. dial
Ogues. essays and music, both instrument
al and vocal. The exercises were conduct
ed in manner that denoted careful prepar
alton and reflected credit on both the teach.
err Mr.. n. b. Givens) and pupils. Ate,
the exhibition. all repaired to the residence
of Mr.. John Lilly NOW occupied by Mr.
Bowers and his family and engaged in a
social dance. The dances were the waltz.
schottish. varsouvienne &c, which give the
bashfull young man an excuse lowell,
you know what-thc more sedate quadrille
and the old-fashiOned Virginia reel. At
about II O'Clock all were willing to desist
from dancing for short time to avail
themselves OF the invitation to the oyster
supper which was prepared-and by the
way, the oysters were not all soup either.
as is too often the case. After supper, the
dancing was resumed and kept up till the
"wee small hours" had grown to pretty
good size-in fact it was about daylight be.
tore there was any indication of it breaking
up. for you know
There's no sleep till morn when youth and
beauty meet.
TO close the glowing hours with flying feet"
Some did not start nome until brOad-dav |
light, and before starting. partook of a
breakfast prepared by Mr.. Bow
RS estimable lady.
During the whole night nothing what
yer occurred to mar the enjoyment of the
occasion, and it IS doubtless regarded BY
II who attended it-(whO were from the
icinity in the Yellowstone valley and from
'hico) as one Of the most pleasant social
that has taken place on the Vel
,wstone for some time past. Il
SCRIBDIIR.
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Montana Condensed.

The Hasban lmrm reports farmers pillow
Ing in Aea.gher county.
III. +. Brown offers tor sale his interes
one thirsl-n the Butte Miner office.
\ l:uye cheese t.ctory-capacity for mil.
trOM 500 ctWs-is being built in the Mis-
souri, valley.
Directory of Butte City has been is
sued. The book cont;,ins 76 pages and is
bound in cloth.
Mr. David Marks will remove from Dia-
mOnd to Butte in June next, and engage
there in mercantile trade.
Two accidents recently resulted in Deer
Lodge county from the careless use of
Giant powder. In one explosion two per-
sons were quite severely hurt.
The Butte Incorporate Act will be sub
mitted to the taxpayers of that place for
their acceptance ov rejection at an election
to be held on Monday, April It'll. 1879.
Of the bids opeifed at Fort Shaw for
army supplies, the lowest for Fort Assina-
bOine were: Hay, 1900 tons. w. F. Went
worth, 1886; wood, 1900 cords, L. |
Holmes. $6.25.
A census taken o. Butte shows its popu-
alton. on Jan,lary LIST, to irave been 2.9ll. |
nd including Wakeryillc. but one mile dis
ant and practically part of the same town
he population was 3.l74.
1t is eighteen and three-fourth miles from
beer Lodge to Butte on an airline. We are
old by gentleman supposed to be pretty
iell informed in such matters. The dis
lnce by the stage road is about forty
North West.
For the week ending Monday the 10th
'st. there was shipperi from Butte tor the
tab and Northern terminus 1903 pounds
bullion. valued at $l6,l35. In addition
this amount 3l5 pounds, of which the
ll,se is not stated, was shipped TO Helena.
The lowest bids opened at Fort Logan
Z supplies at that post were, Wood,
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MONTANA.
Gold Excil ment ut Fort Ellix

In the crop OF "A duck killed at Ellis tits
| week was discovered what was thought to
be gold. On the contents being pannetl
out by Mr.. }. ". Ponsford. such proved
to be q fact. he having succeeded in obtain
ing eight specimens Of flour gold. Mr..
Ponsford then PANIED out some gravel OBJ
tanned from the cellar Of Mrs. Nelson's
house. where the duck was killed. but was
unable to obtain color. He then ascer-
tanned that the gravel around the house
was not obtainetl from the cellar. but from
a bar near the Fort. On panning out some
of the gravel. good colors were obtained.
MIR. POnsford has obtained permission
to prospect the bar. which he expects to
do in the near future. Considerable ex-
element exists at the Fort over the matter,
and it is reported that Il number of persons
have staked of claims.
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TO FARMERS AND MARKET GAR.
DEN EDSs

l take pleasure in announcing the arrival of a
large and well selected stock OF Garden seeds,
frJm the well-known seed house of David Land
reih & Son, Philadelphia. Ny long experience
in the seed business has enabled me to make SCI
lsctions which have proved to be the best adapt
cd to this climate, discarding fancy ,s.iesies,
which are from time to time palmeI OF on the
public. These seeds have given general saiisfac-
tion guarantee to sell to farmers and market
gardeners Is cheap Is they can buy in the East,
aud they take no rick Of loss through traHsmis-
sion in the mails. To prove this, you can bring
your catalogue with YOU, aud [ will sell by it,
special PRICES on large quantities.
kW. LAN6HORNE.
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Father" Reese. Of the Reese creek set
Element. last week. presented us with a
sack of the finest brand OF patent flour
manufactured by Geo. ID. & l.. A. Thomas
at the Empire Mills-but recently built. 1t
is branded the Belle of Montana and a
thorough test proves it to be, in the flour
line. just what its name indicates. Father
Reese has our thanks for his kind consider
alton and realization of the fact that edit
ors. like other people. are necessarily COM
PEELED to eat occasionally.
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Dissolution Notice;

The partnership heretofore existing between
Peter Benson and William CIaussea under The
firm name Of Re.l-on & Ciau,ssn, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All indsbtetness
OF the late firm will be paid by VIM Clau.-en
ara all am 'ttnts due the firm must be paid to
him. PETER BENSON,
WILLIAM CLAUSSEN
Parties knowing III smseives indebted 10 The
iais hrm OF Benson 4 C!au;5sn are requested to
settle ifefr accounts al once, and save expenses
WILLIAM CLAUSSEN
Saltwater Foo ~ 1879
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Judge not From Appearances.

On last Saturday about p. IN. we over
took two Professors u'ossibly the pupils
Of the Public School know them) return
ing home from an angling excursion.
Professor No. WIS attired in suitable
fishing costume. even to bran new pair
OF rubber boots. and carried in his hand Il
finely finished. jointed fishing rod.
No. 2 ditto. minus rubber boots and rod.
but plus u s:rif,g OF trout, which he proud
~ displayed.
As We are very fond OF brain food. these
fishermen were asked wliete they had met
with such success. Their answers bein.
very indefinite. oar query Was pushed TO
such length that we finally elected the
fact that they had bought tire trout.
We shall not asain, conclude that the
possession Of flibber boots. fishing rod
and string Of trout is positive evidence OF
piscatOrial skill.
Aswect, well written psem. is the one
by Will Arthur Davis in this issue. Don't
Gil 70 r.,.I Il
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! the Trees for Montana,

1 bos" wishing TO plant fruit or orna.
ts)trees. Towering scI,rlsEYs, de-. &C..
|ldEot fail to see Van Dom. LasliuS &
- b. they are in Montana this com.
pmcr takii,g, orders for next Fall
III a. they make hardy varieties Il
- ". ard have the hardest fruits
r. Th-y viii deliver their orders
D4GEy. ai,i guarantee AL trees in fine
81 "" irici tl,rrc wishing to buy to
Xeig .bors wiiy, lr5rthI of us last
SpriG~. a> w i,a~, sold more
Montana and given better s:tist;ic-
any other rc!npanv. and we will
f. give better satisfaction and sell
iiian heretofore.
lsS VAN dorm. LASiiJS 4 CO..
Box. 40. Ogden, Utalh
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ou1uG Operations 10 be Com enccd
1ls Hr;dEer this Summer.

Ono hundred aud twenty aces Of placer
yrOUnd was recorded in the County Re
sOrtef's office on the llth inst. by Gem
on1 Con the north side OF Brilger c,eek
De0t four miles from HozetHan. The
Dmpmy taking up the ground. expect 10
Ou1ti1ence work ON it'So soon us suitable
oacd1nery ordered can be procured from
Nlleotna. Water and he neccss ary ditch
- al3ady available. one OF the present
0mpony having built the ditch several
eafe ago when the ground received toll
fably thorough prospecting.
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Tie first gra>>hoppcr of the season was
placed on our desk this week by Mr.. +. +.
Fridlcy of the Upper Yellowstone. Tie
specimen before us was several weeks old
and seemed 10 belong to the hungry species.
Mr.. Frid!"y says large numbers have
Matched out in the vicinity Of his place.
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Mrs. Mary l.. Bostwick sends us spec
mems of onion sets raised by her in it r
garden. They are regular sets. RAISED!
from the seed. and not onion butte s. scl-
lions or sialIots. The sets are as nice in
appearance as any we have ever seen. and
Mrs. Bostwick's efforts have certainly been
crowned with great success.
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PERSONAL.

Rev. Clark Wright has returned from
the East.
Governor IOtts was over to Butte last
week.
Ex-ShtstSol-Gencral Smith was in town
Tuesday.
Jack Fisk, of the Herald is expected
back shortly.
Rev. j. ID. Hewitt preached his farewell
sermon at the Presbyterian church this
evening. though he will Ike in Helena one
more Sunday.
MnSTAEA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-20

g. w. Frost, ex-Agent tor the Grow In
dams, who was under $4,000 bail to answer
at the District Court, has failed to appear,
and his bail has been Madiso-
MAN.
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NJ, Fans at Cost 10 close at

The heaviest hog killed in the valley
during the past wintcr. so far rs Ne have
heard. was the one killed by Mi }. II.
Forsyth. OF Middle Creek. 1t weighed.
dressed. jG2 pounds. was between 81 and
- months old when killed ami a cross be-
tween Berkshire and a Poland-C nina.
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CATTLE AND HORSES ron SALE.
FOR SALE.

Three Black Warrior Jacks in prime conai
ton for the season: also some fine Jennies
They will he sold On reasonable terms. They
can be seen at the new bridges, four miles be-
low Hamilton.
20. Address, j. II. NIXON,
l5-5wl BOzeman, Mont.
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March Magazines.

afch .Na,rsery is full of good things
~ little folks. as il always is. Nice
~ and interesting stories fill the
jleasc> from first 10 last. No nicer
1ne for the little folks is printed.
~ work is coming on. ana many
EN- Suggestions on wl,at to do.
~ iHn and how. are given in the
tge .fUfcaitMj,t for Marcel, lst. an
~ copy of which is just at hand.
nnniber has full hundred Of practi-
FttclcS and items. illustrated with -
s1eg, Of labcr-helping conlri,ances.
~. animals. etc. etc. Peter Hendcr-
5 which are the best varieties OF
z lfirrent things to he grown IN the
IA most useful guide. -.Sundry Hum
e shown up.-Mr. 1'ilder's Iron
the interesting iron regions of
tfl-west. are described in Editorial
l<Dndcnce. This number is alone
.1whoie sub>cri ption. which is now
20 a year. Single copies. IL cents.
i Judd Company. Publishers, New
- Magazine in speaking of the
g'cat Joarnat. pays a deserved
ent as follows: 1T deals with a
uijrcts Vital TO the welfare and
sssis OF man. and treats them with
z&fd Independence. Il ripeness OF
nnd solidity OF judgment. which
yor II respect among scientists and
ielleci. and the confidence of the
sses. who i""k To Il as an author
subjects connected with human
NA;h development. and find in its
2vef-f'ililng sources Of intelligent
4 bought and incentive to action"
Der for March is on our table and
patton shows il maintains its usu- i
s'ndard of excellence. The sub ,
'is number. which are specially {;
hr. are Caleb Cushing. OF " HON i
ffralt Is furnished; How Faculties 4
in Manifestation. and The Rela- y
hc Organs to Pursuit. constitute s
aerS in the fresh insiallment OF v
Mind: Francis Murphy receives (;
Iteration at the hands OF con-
a clergyman of evident expert
s OF Conversion and its Effect on
OF the Head. Mrs. Preston cor ii
story Illustrative Of Overhead in 7
System. \ well illustrated ca
itied. Two Great Cities OF tie !"
attract attention. and 50 will an
Interesting article on Baths
ne Greeks and Romans. which i,
y the ancients We're by no means :"
hydropathic learning and skill. -
pan treats of Cheese in her agree =,
rarching style. The Nutes on -
~. Agriculture are as full of use -
Is ever. The Editorial Depart r.. =,
so well supplied. In fact all the :"
us OF this most valuable monti.ly -. y.
h'hS with matters of practical -.
man, woman and child, and ey- y,
presented in that clear STYLE po'
1t TO the reading OF all classes. {
''is number is only 70 cents. dia
ear, With very attractive pre- at
=. Published 5y s. r. Wells h .nr
->e~ ork. nt4
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ADVERTISING RATES

1no,icr, II cents per line frat insertion
b. Yer line for each Subsequent insertion
1ar adyerti sements PAYABLE monthly OF
Nv as due.
fnrk psrablp on delivery
.ye ,,h death notice. inserted free OF
q Obituary notices crntspcr line.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-20

Our Territorial exchanges have publish
leeycral dispatches 10 he effect that Gen.
7. r. Sherman is seriously al and that his
tfe ~ died. Dispatches received over
le ullnfary line state that il is a mistake
thu name. and that il is Gen. i. w.
NGm&h who is SICK. and also Mrs. T. W.
p141nn who recently died.
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u pr0blcm for the Young Folks.
tHiCo. NoNT

# CHiCo. MoNT March 9. 1879
HWhere will n TIVE. - feet in height. break
o6eO Mat the pwill strike fifty feet from
The hooc and still resi- on the stump:
\ SlIloOI Boy.
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TIL" only whisky kept a. the Headquarters is
the old Sd. Keller, Malin Whisky, six sum-
mcrs old Try it. MOUNTS 4 SANBORN
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Weare indebted to Sergeant Stewart 70
flvors shown us on Tuesday.
Miss peece accompanied her father. Col
II. B. Re,ce. paynaster, on his visit to FL
lis.
The Paymaster made the boys at For
Ellis happy this week, by paying them tw'
months pay-over $4,000.
Lieut.. Allison. Quarternrs ter, and tire
assistants are as busy as bees attending I,
the large amount of work on hand in tle
department.
I. Il. Sackett returned to the Fort las
week from his visit East. lie evidently
neglected a very important matter while ii
America. rs he returned alone.
Large hand-bills were posted around the
Fort for an entertainment to be given or
Tuesday evening by the Fort Ellis Ten
perance Variety. II the hand-bills are a
criterion the entertainment was GOOD
one.
Through the Kindness of COmmissary
Sergeant Winckel, on Tuesday last, We
We're shown through the ware-rooms OF
the commissary department.. under charge
Of Lieut.. &. IL. Wright. and must say We
We're surprised at the size and variety OF
the stock on hand. Varieties Of canned
goods are here which we doubt very much
could be obtained in any store in the Ter
ritory. The goods are stored in an excel
lent proof warehouse, a better one in
fact than there is in pcEeinan.
An officer and twelve men. detailed to
accompany the Bannack Indians to Fort
Hall. their new reservation. waiteu upon
L." Indians and read their orders. The
sec md chief. who speaks fair English. said
in substance: Il am not going to Fort
Hall, and you have not soldiers enough to
take me there. know how it is at Fort
Hall. For a week or two We will lie fed
and cared for and then we will starve
There is no game in that country. We
vii! not go to Fort Hall. We will live on
the Yellowstone where we can find some
thing to eat The officer and command
returned TO Ellis and have reported by tele-
graph TO headquarters.
BIDS FOR GOvERNMENTs SUPPLIES.
Opened mt Forts Keogh aud Custer.
BozEMAN, NJ. r.. March Is. 1879.
Late dispatches from Keogh and Custer
rive the following information concerning
Government bids. etc, in addition to what
We have published
Fort CUSTER, NJ. L.
No bids here for Ellis. Lowest bid for
lay at Custer. Sl3.4C; wood at Custer,
so; $4,000 pounds oats at $3.50; char
oal, 30 cents. Wood ut Assinaboine.
Z 40
Gen. Buel left. on leave, on the 18th inst.
t';en. 3. expects speedy promotion to
'olonel, and will probably not return to
MS Department.-ED. COURIER.
FoHi kEoGii. Mt.
No bids received here for grain for any
ost. Lowest bid for wood 600 cords.
600; charcoal. p cents.
Colonel Whistler is in command of the
Ost.
Snider and Casey. OF the 5th Infantry.
I'd Pearson, of the I'd Cavalry, are at
lendive. +,
Clark and Kingsbury, of the 2d Cavalry. &,
e at Powder river, watching for Chey- +,
me Indians. :
Streams very high and almost impassa- f
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Mrs. Mary l.. Bostwick sends us spe

Perft ct member Of Glassware, Earhenware
~toneware, Marble. Ivory, Wood, Leather and
Metrschx UNI. al Jockeys.
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Religious Services.

7S&E METHODIST.
@& -. VIII be held ai the NJ T.. Church mex
morning. and evening At II A. m. an,
kn All are cordially invited t. attend.
" 4 SHANNON, Pastor.
#M rPr~ByIERIAN.
rr1ueh ing every sabbath a, ii \. m. and . 81
nih school A. sap. III.
III anu conference meeting tvery We,ines-
- p IN in Episcopal church.
' abryiee> in the Episcopal Church A cor
|f<fita:ion is extended Ia all
EE g. L. RICHARDS.
tM% VI. r.. chi H"H, SOUTH.
Stpnd,rN yned preacher, in charge Of Bozt
L ns-inn. viii hold religious services reg
IN each month. at the following times and
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Naiihnpisnique Guinness Extra Stont. and
81. Loui, Lager Bcerat OpELL HALL.
\ few lodges of Bannack Indians passed
through town this week en- route home
from the Yellowstone. where they have
been ndulging in the exciting pastimc Of
hunting for Il few months past.
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Invitations are out for the wedding on
the 18th inst of james l.. SwitZler to Miss
Capitolia Jared at the residence of the
brides parents on East Gallatin.
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FOR RENT.
number one Ranch on lower willow Greek
Apply t. II. +. GALEN,
III RaIprsh:Ir.v Mani

4 number one Ranch on lower willow Greek
Applyto II. +. GALEN,
Isl Raisrsbirg, Mont.
l.. Il. Matiison. of Salt Lake City. CAV,
lis call on Thursday last. MIR. MaltisOr
was here representing the Mitchell Wagon
calling especial attention TO the new paten
steel skeih us applied to the farm wagons
Of this make. He made arrangements will
Mr.. Charles Rich TO act as agent for thi,
place and has gUne on TO Helena and other
places in the Territory.
CATTLE AND HORSES FOR SALE.
THOROUGHBRED and GRADE Short Horn
,sitle, Working oxen and Am.fidan Horses,
cor sale at prices to suit hard times.
BRIGHAM REED,
Upper West Gallatin.
~ 1mtfl y. ,. Address: Bozenan, NJ. r:
The Presbyterian Church at Hamilton,
Montana. was dedicated ON Sabbath. JAN
iary -. This is neat and pleasant build
ny size twenty -four by forty-six feet; CRATE
walls; roof almost gothic in shape; ceiling
md walls of hard finish; window-glass hav-
ng plain yet tasty figure. This house.
inshcd and furnished. has cost $2.5O6. of
which the Board Of Church Erection gave
800. This building is the fruit of the I'M
vearied labors Of Rev, Mr.. Crittenden and
imily.-Rocky Mcpstain Presbyterian.
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&c o Blak. - "tIk ,i.rn. - "B. X. Rev
I'D s. AMI 20. Is - Nhi-kie- NJ
OUtI.. HALL,
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County School Superintendent. Me-
Canaan, has arranged for Professor W. w.
Wyle to make all examinations for teach
crs' certificates. Parties desiring the same
will confer a favor by calling on tie Pro-
fcssor Saturdays or after school hours on
any week day.
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BOzemaC will be well represented in Nir-
ginia this week, Il large number Of our
citizens having lett to attend the session OF
court now being held there.
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Thomas Lara Family. Meadows xxx. and
Xxx Family Flour, Buckwheat Flour. and ne "
Corn Meal at EOIEEI'S