Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-16

HELENA, MOxT.. Oct. Is, 1879.

! HELENA, MoNT.. Oct. Is, 1879.
! The gray skies have promised snow TO,
some days, but have been falsifiers to THU
date.
A part of the boss Indian fighting resi.
mens. the 7th Infantry. is in Colorado after
the insubordinate Utes.
One can travel from Helena to Omaha.
third class. but by coach to the terminus.
thence by emigrant train to Omaha, for
S47.
The Assay Office here handled more
goiu during recent week than in any
pcriod of the same length since its estab-
lishmeiit.
Early iii the week there Vas 4 rumor TO
the effect that Auerbach. Wells Il Co.'S
store had been entered by burglars, but it
proved to be n0-suGh-tl,ing.
The consumption Of Wood Is increasing,
and the brawny wood chUppers ldBk sun-
placently at the serried ranks of disscctgd
pine trees and wonder how biz d price
mid-winter will bring them.
The editor of the AvANr CouR,rf
doubtless well known to many Of the
readers Of this paper, and who Yesterday
morning terminated visit to Helena. saws
the capital has improved wonderfully
since his visit in January.
The Sawtelle Theatre is now dark and
silent, the so-called season having been
crowned on Saturday night by the ren,li-
ton OF Uncle TOMS Cabin. Ten Nights
In a Bar-Room was played on Friday
night for the benefit Of the Good Tenn
pl;irs.
The ghosts OF interminable law suits
and other legal hobgoblins now fit in
freedom about the cold, deserted Court
Room during the long nights. The Nellie
Boyd troupe has vanished, and no longer
sways the multitude to sorrow and to
gladncss within the walls of the county's
temple OF justice.
Lieut.. Grimes. the officer in charge of
constructing the military telegraph line in
says that the white cedar poles
imported from Minnesota, cost but $3.50
zach, laid down here. instead of between
10 and sc as generally reported ajiu be:
ieved, and that they will last three tilhts
IS long as ordinary pine poles:
L. D. Ydiingbl5dd, known in Helena.
sozeman, and throughout Montana, as the
of Youngblood's Bitters and
ther extracts of concentrated bitterness. !
irote fms to his short and varied career /.
Ogden on tile 1st instant, where he ex-
edited his transit through this worlds :
Foubles by taking dose of morphine.
Sam Hall, the old citizen of Helena. :
nee worth hundred thousand dollars
nd considered the shrewdest kind of a
nsiness man, but whom drink and other b
issipation brOhght to p6tertf ard finally
insanity. is stated to be in a fair way to
'c6very, and will probably be dlschafyed :
ON the Warm sc,ings Asylum this :,
eek. y
The Overland coach comes in loaded v
'wn every night. This is unusual at this
ason, and another indication that people =,
ink Montana good country. 10 az -,
the increasing traffic Gilmer g.
Salisbury have ordered a mammoth -.
ach, with capacity for thirty passen- =:
rs, to run between Helena aud tile ter -. -,
mus. III
-, sl
The citizens of Helena seem to be going y
o the grape-raising business on a large m
'la. and it their expectations are realized tn
1881 luscious grapes will be a drug in 81
:. ","'~ e. AN Oho man named Leb- tn
er has been here for some days taking be
iers for grape stock. and selling almost pl
Try owner Of q house surrounded by