Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-08-28
The Avant Courier.
"N" ON HES GRAND ROUNDS,

Deputy Marshal y. Bcidler. known a
nclc SANS Gospel X-puuntler. arrive,
III town on his grand circuit rounds o,
Sunday morning. The last VIC had scel
III y was On or :lou! Tie nth Of Jun,
last wien lie passed through here witt
Two converts destined TO Uncle sam.
mansions in Deer Lodge. since which time
we lad heard but littlr of his omission.
:r," operations. and feared he had bsrt,
either sat down on" by Sitting Bull OF
cobbled II? by II he man that's afraid OF
lis (stolen) horses" But we are picascd
10 see LAT nothing unusual ha, befallel
The little man OF destiny and to learn
'lat lac has successfully Travelled his extern
>ivc circuit once more. visiting Tie dark
corners OF thc earth and holding his reeu-
lar quarterly meetings n the very out
posts of Zion and c,cr within the borders
Of The Pcgans.
Leaving here about the middle of June
last 'r proceeded 10 Deer Lodge: thence
10 Helena: thence to Fort Benton: thence
to Fort ASslnniboin and Coal Banks.
where he succeeded in dcmoralizirg sever
III bands Of horse thieves ana soaring
them ont Of the country. From Coal
Banks he rctlHHo'l TO Benton, and from
there proceeded = steamer Ds,,ota to old
Fort Peek. On arriving there, and hear
ing of Gen. Mil command at ClinpbeIls /
houses, lie .nouM:ci 4 cavuse and rode ont |
10 the command, ii>t&Ecc Of 40 miles
that night. Joining The command. he ac-
romNnnicd Gen. Mis- to the boundary
lin" and witnessed tie shirmish which
Took place between the troops and The hos
lies on the south side of Milk river: saws
sitting Bulls forces skcdadded across The
country in handsome style. strewing the
i'Ifiiic with proiison of robes. peltries.
blankets. pans. kettles. 'parl'csl ana breech (
d.iuS."
il' Vas present when Miles pounced up t
on 'l.' '!lii-br eds and seized l2nO TO 800 {
Zee river "r"'S and their contents and :
'nafr''d ii'E OH in l;Er to lis hcaGquar- q
'rlS Leaving Gcn. Miles At Rock creek, f
overlook non. Whisticrs command and il
accompanied it TO Wolf Point. From Fl
thence lie proceeded TO Poplar River. C
where he arrested sam Bosler. who was t.
H;!icted at the March term of the l.. :. n
ONT at Virginia City for completely in
he hay burning at Fort Ecogh. By coui- I"
"sy OF the military authorities. X. with al
lis prisoner. was brought through 10 Fort
eek. There they swain tie rivlr with
'ieir horses and proceeded across in Unn-
ablied country. save by hostile Ind.ai.S. a
ISinnnn a nr,,tln TO H., NJ
'on thence By stage 10 Eozeman. Glr- ~
lg tie entire long and lonesome tgi0 \ Of
ever put an iron on his prisoner, brought
I'M safely through. and started with hin. DE
virginia City on Tuesday. X speaks u;
'N' M me- terms OF the hihd treatment nj,
g received of General Miles and his com. az
and during the entire trip. i'll
While cut north. y says he met Major M
ash. OF Woody Mountain. in command ~, 1l'
the Canadian mounted police. who very = r
ndly and cautiously offered TO assist in DO
c recovery OF any stolen stock from the tel
cllowstonc country that might be found As
loh% me Indians across the boundary 80,
e. n says he intends TO return north ~.',
Tie near future in order TO recover. if fine
'sslDie, at least a portion Of the horses tic
'ien recently from Eastern Montana. I
lose who have lost horses will do well cd
give OF send John Y. BciI!er the brands q, q
! a general description of the lost or the
len horses, together with a power Of tun
orneF' authorizing him to take possess /,
n OF such stock when or wherever urd
md. Such papers or communications San
regard to the subject. addressed. care Of for
totRIER office, viii be promptly for the,
'atd to him and will receive careful at The;
tion. 30 says the ilrepressible Jig ed +
N-i-nv." !.