Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-08-28

!. four hours to allow Paynaster Thomas
visit Fort Custer and pay the troops Their
Hoffinan's dancing saloon opened In:
evening with an attendance of four OF tb
fair sex and about four hundred Of the SO
not so fair rs it might be.
A flock of between four AMI :: e rhousan
sheep, belonging to ,iessrs. Laribie
Thomas, arrived at Silver Bow yesterday
from Washington Territory. in charge O
MI. >. Z. Thor,as, one of the proprietors
! The first ''drive" that came down Toncu
river, last week brought eighty-five logs
The saw mill is now saving on an ayerar,
about seven thousand feet OF lumber daily
Z. Ramme has garden that does credit
to Montana's soil. He has all kinds of veg
etables in flourishing condition. including
some exceptionally fine water melons. Tie
beauty OF cultivating the ground in this
section of country Is that the numerous
garden weeds SO troublesome in the east-
ern States are almost unknown here. All
the noe Is used for is to loosen I'D the
ground around the plants.
Pioneer Press kilograms.
Bismarck, August l.-Thcre are eighty
two bridges on the L. p. extension within
a distance of thirty-seven miles.
The plans for the new courthouse and
jail have been completed. 1t will be neat
two-story brick structure, costing about
$4,000.
1.-The Bread Of Life" is the maine of a
beautiful Episcopal chapel that will be
bullt this fall. Bishop GARRISON contrib
utes 81 900 to the building fund.
United States Marshal Raymond has A.
ready advanced some $1,000 to keen t,,e
Of the United States Courfs in
motion. and he estimates himself 81, O0o |
out ai pocket before Congress can make
IN appropriation.
From the Benton Record.
The telegraph line is completed to Sun
River.
Red Stone" is cutting hay on tl,e Sandy
nj has over seven hundred tons cut.
Broadwater & Co., have about eight hun
red thousand brick ready for the masons.
There is strike ameng the brick makers |
nd many are stampeding to the Belt creek
lines. .
Sheriff Hcaly returned from Assinboin /
n Monday with a prisoner who was in the S
ands OF the military authorities for setting
re to the prairie. The burning of stock n
nges in this county has been of too fire. S
lent occurrence. and measures should be t,
ken to punish all persons guilty OF SET
ng out fires. :,
From the New North Vest. G
1t is stated that the next issue of the Ms "
"laam Will be under a new propri, torsilir,
+. Barbour Is going to California. -,
Inc FIRST National Bank OF Deer LODGE :,
gong to close up its affairs. ana the bust h,
IS will be conducted under the old firm
me OF Donald, Clark & Larabie, rs pri- -,
fe barking institution. :"
A Drove OF l.15O cattle, the property of ~
'nry Austin, reached here one d,y last III
elk from Washington Territory. They VA
re crossed at the old Mullan crossing.
=
IT Pomeroy's station, 45 miles this side oo
"alla Walla, August 9th, VIM. Neiden- We
Ter committed suicide by cutting his Oh
oat. Mr.. n. was formerly resident of :
tie where lis flmily now reside. He left fro
tie some months ago to look cut a locs- So
ion in Oregon. wa
From tie Daily Frontier Mder, oc'
'lst as we go 10 press we chronicle 4 sad
dent. Two children of Mr.. Stride. and wo
e one whose name is unknown, entered wa
blacksmith shop of w. A. Clark this era
rnoon and began toying with a box que
giant caps, which by some means ex- 5.
led, and seriously if not fatally wound :
hem, so much SO that their lives ale bus
paired Of. mo