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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
A Strange, Sad Case.
HELENA, MONTANA. March 70 I

HELENA, montana. March 80. 1879
On the morning OF September 9Th. 1873
j. ). Bristol deposited in a small. Insecure
safe. i'll DR.. C.. 5. lnyersolrs office. on
Bridge street. Sl4.OO in gold dust. after
which he locked the safe and returned the
key to his pocket. That evening Erislo,
! found that the gold had Disappeared. bur
must have kept his loss very much 10 him
self. for no one in Helena seems to ren,em-
Der the circumstance. When Bristolaske,l
DIR. lnTelsull'> consent To leave the safe ia
the lat,er's Office. the Doctor 1T first re-
fused. advising him to find some bette,
place. as no one was in the office much of
the time and the door was always I'M
locked
Some time since Philadelphia detective,
named Rue came to Montana on business
connected with his profession. heard of
the mysterious robbery OF over five wears
ago. and determined TO work up'' tn.
somewhat peculiar ease. Ho,r he worke,!
1t up no one knows but himself. but the re-
suit OF perseverance is exceedingly start
ling To the people of Helena. Accor linz
to the H'drpcndenfs account of the affair.
Rue. after some trouble in inducing thu.
victim OF the robbery To consent to the in
vrstightton. has succeeded in obtaining II
confession OF being guilty of the crime
from DIR. \. +. lngersOll. q Young man
whose character has been deemed ire !
proac,ahle. who has lived in Helena tor
many years. and who has many warm ,
friends among the very best people here.
MIR. lngerSoll has for some time been en-
gagged In trade at Vcstal. where he was
Yesterday arrested and brought to town
ny defective Rue. who probably knows
his business. but certainly had no right to
take in custody citizens Of Montana when
the proper officers were ut hand to do so.
On Mr. lngersoli's arrival in the city ut 10
o'clock last night. he had hearing II,
Judge Hedges office. ana his bail was fix
III at 5000. bonds for witch amount were.
signed by Messrs. X. 4. Fisk
md y. y. Fisk. of the HeraH. Mr.. VIM.
). Bailey. Nr. VIM. II. Guthrie and Mr..
=. Is. Wells. To one of the gentlemen
Who signed his bond. Mr. Ingersoll said in
firm tone; This is a sad case. but AN
NNOCENr;" and the upright. honest and
'lancless life he has led has secured him
aithfiil friends whose confidence in his in
pgrity is uni,npaired by the terrible
barge. and who believe his affirmation.
There IS something very strange about :
ne case and 1t is generally believed in
lelena that either some unfortunate and
naccountable blunder has been made or
nat the arrilSers OF In.prsoll are not actu-
ted by disinterpsted motives.
Attachments have been issued on the
ock in the store ut Nestal and for a hall
terest in a hcrl Of sheep owned bv Mr.. il
,Sersoll-to together valued at about S6.JO
he trial will not come Off until the Sc
mber term Of Court. Messrs. Sanders u
Cullen are the attorneys retained for b
e defense. ii
MONTANA,
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The school Exhibition.

On Friday night last. 18th inst. being
the close of the second quarter of the Boze.
man Public School for the present school
year, an exhibition was given by the pu
pulls under the supervision of Prot. Wyli,
which. taking into consideration the very
short time that was spent in preparation
was highly creditable to the general man.
agement OF the school and equally CRAFTY
ing to the parents and friends OF the chill
drrn. Notwithstanding the flct that the
roads were in an almost impossible condi-
ton. the large assembly hall of the schoo!
house, at an early hour. WAS we'll filled with
interested spectators and eager listeners. AT
8 O'Clock the performance commenced. and
for an hour and half the large audience
was wrapped in almost GREATNESS atten-
ton listening to the songs. determinations
and dialogues Ci the children. The hearty
applause from the audience which follow
ed the rendition of each piece. cvinced the
deep interest all felt in the exercises AMI
told in terms more eloquent than words
that the children were successful in their
efforts to please.
The exhibition certainly demonstrated
the existence OF a high order OF talent
among many of the pupils OF the school
and made apparent the additional crafty
ing fact that most. if not all, are advancing
rapidly in their studies.
The following is the programme as it
was carried out:
Happy are we Tonight Full Chorus.
''Salutatory''-iIarry Smith
''Declamation''- Miller.
"liodge and Priest''-Willie May.
"Dorothy Gray'-Codl Finch.
Men of Eminence in the Reign of
George llI."-Will Rea.
SCng-"Dinner for Two''-Annic Alder
son and Allie Warfeld.
The Mule Stood on the Steamboat
Mcllngh.
Little Things Maxey.
Dialogue-"The Old md the New
Mamie Anderson; Mother.
Ada Bostwick; Daughter. Fora Taylor:
Eiddy Eva Cleveland; Paddy. Bonnie l..
Clark.
= W iTu NIOllc.
'Slck Chilu''-Sammie MendenI,all and
icorgie Lamme.
Cooking and Counting" Wayne
looper.
Song. Beautiful Isle of the Sea''-Miss
DELLA Bcnhan.
DialoglIc-"The French and English
'utor''-Glanyille King and VIM. Turner.
'Regulus to the Carthaginians" Albert !,
'roweIl.
practical Man''-Wm. Turner. S
Dia!ogue-"Hival Politicians e. o. i
ailsback and Willie Budd. :
''PresS On''-.Anna Miller. !,
''Onr Nerse''-Mary Graham and Eddie !
ich. y
Lost EARRING" Maggie Anderson. Y
Are Wea Nation''-Albert Matthews. 6
Little Mischief Mary Mounts. :,
Dialogue-"Rhoda Hunts Remedy n
NINA Matthews. +. o. RailSback, Jessie n
lark and Florence Thorpe. Fl
neutrality-suspicious. Sporting.
"Good Night, Dear Friends" - Full :
horus. h
Miss Lima Anderson presided at the or. h
IN. III
All the school children were admitted II
e. General admission 80 cents receipts q
out $1,000 for the benefit OF the school O
nd. j,
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Mad iNOn County News.

Mr.. {. Walls. in RENTING for the Gov
nIEx from Sheridan. Madison county. un-
1er date at 2lSt inst, says the old settlers
ny the past winter has been the hardest
ser eXlse,cnced there. The snow was rs
Sep as zen inches in Ruby valley on the
- Of February, and laid on about two
Wee.S. Several head Of cattle persisted for
wsEt of feed. He says the grass is now
1r~ving nicely and the farmer, are prepar-
D< ps plow.
Mr.. Walls is one of the emigrants from
1k>ouri. arriving in Gallatia valley last
AS.ust lie says he likes Montana very
vGl so Ear. has taken up land three miles
slant from Sheridan. and expects to make
1s home there. OF other members of the
onMe train in his vicinity he writes: Sam
'1o& isolingcr is teaching school at Adobe
eDwM. DR. Davidson is married and lives
It.. Twin Bridges. Brila rhompson's
les hotel i doing large business. He
fAkrcs in boarders. and all he charges them
q b. help do the cooking and not eat too
01n4ch
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Mont ma Condensed.

There was shipped from the Penobsco
in February $1,000.
! Deer Lodge is to have fair. to COM
mence the second week in April. for the
benefit of the college fund. 1t will con-
tinue ope week.
Mr.. Lin. Mcfarland leaves shortly tor
the Yellowstone, to prosecute the unfn-
ished surveys commenced there last year.
The work will keep him in the field during
great part OF the season. Lin is one of
the best men employed in the public SER
vice.-Ht,uid.
n BlackfoOt sQuaw was poisoned few
weeks ago. in the Bear Paw mountains.
nv eating the poisoned carcass of a buffalo.
The sqnaw knew that the meat was poi
soned tor the purpose of killing wolves,
and had been cautioned against eating it.
After eating the meat she was taken With
commissions. and the Indian doctors under
took to effect c,Fe by cutting her head.
which proved bad medicine. and the SER
vices OF DR.. !. n. Clark. were called in.
The doctor administered an astidote of
VOLTS grease. compounded with other in
gradients, aud the woMan's life was saved.
Ike is now big medicine among the native
Blackfeet.-Record.
The .NsW NortA- Vest is advised that Jack
Welsh, Nell-known in Montana as a horse
rainer, committed suicide at Missoula on
he 9Th of March, by SHOOTING himself
through the breast. He lived about FIVE
hours. He had been drinking hea lily for
'ome time previous. This was his second
Ittehlpt to take his life. BY his dissolute
'ollrse he hid rendered life a burden to
himself aud OF no particular use to the
in which he lived.
The -,ear North-irest states tina. Loretto
'ablO, Indicted in December last FOR f,,rn-
:hing whisky to Indians near Lincoln
ulch, was arrested by Sheriff McAn,liea S ,
few days since near Flathead Aency and
rought to Deer Lodge. While there one
the Fla,head chiefs recognized the Sher-
!, aud asked Major Roman his errand. On
eing told. he remarked that he wished all
hite men vho were guilty OF furnishing
adams whisky could he detected and pur-
hei.
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Scraps From Junction City,

The examination of Thomas Sheridan
and Andrew Monical. for stealing band
OF horses from Fort Custer last November
resulted in their being bound over in 81 .OOC
each for their appearance at the term OF
L. 5. Court to be held in Virginia City.
they departed on the 18th inst. in charge
of Deputy Marshals Jackson and Murray.
for that point.
Davis and Brown succeeded In saving
their ferry boat, but in some unicco,lnt;-
BILE way the wire rope was broken when
the ice gorge went out. The boys. how
ever. will have the ferry running in ship
shape order in few days.
The farmers in Pease Bottom are max
ing preparations to put in large crop of
grain and vegetables. Mr. Guy got in the
lowest bid on oats let at Fort Custer. and
it the bid is accepted. proposes to ill il
with oats raised here. Frank Murray pro-
poses to SOW 100 acres in oats.
Lumber is not scarce. but there is none
to bc obtained at any price. not even sin
Gle plank. and the boxes have all been used
up long ago. \ saw mill would be Il good
investment.
General Buell. has gone east. via Rock
Creek. and in his abs nee the District of
the Yellowstone is commanded by Lieut.
Colonel Bracket. End Cavalry.
The Indians confined in the guard house |
ut Fort Custer for the murder OF LYNCH !
made their escape. but two OF them have
been retaptured. 1t has been question
Of doubt rs TO the jurisdiction in this ease.
Us to whether the United States or the Ter
'itory should have the pleasure of hanging
hem-and stand the expense.
Letters of enquiry are constantly being
received as to the Yellowstone valley.
From the general tenor. there will be a
heavy emigration this spring. Several
olonies propose coming. and there is room
or all. with Il hearty welcome from those
low here.
y, Beidler passed on the 10Th inst. with
prisoners and witnesses for Virginia City.
business tor the United States aud Terri
prial courts Is increasing fast and economy
emanls IL session of the United States
onrt down this way. 1t is not only ex-
ensive to the public purse. but il is bur-
ensome on citizens who are compelled to
ppear rs .jurymen or witnesses. as the fees
lowed will not pay expenses. to say moth
Y OF time.
ALLEN.
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The following from Mount Sterling. Ky.
under date of March Eth, 1879. explains
Itself:
shEditOrS Iruw Courier:
IA SlRs:-l am pleased to acknowledge the
receipt Of Your annual almanac and valua-
bic paper. have distributed them with
my friends and orr party that are prepar-
Ing 10 cmigrate to your far away land
Dur Kentucky people know but little abou,
the Territories. and before seeing the Her
I'D ard he CorRIEE thought it was the
oldest kind OF country, and savages plen-
HUI.
have sent some papers TO CAPT. T. b.
Hopkins. now of Batavia. Ohio. but late of
his city liz. is organizing a colony there
10 90 with Us. We woild be glad 10 have
any INFORMATION in regard TO the country
nom the old OF new settlers.
g j am truly delighted with your paper.
md think every live business man in Mon
INA ought to take it. shall want it when
get there.
n Many thanks for past Eavors.
81 Very respectfully.
RoHT L. SMITH
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THERE WILL BE SOLD. at public auction.
on Tuesday, July 18Th, 1879, at the front door of
the Court House, in bohemian, Gallafin County
Montana Territory, 10 the highest bidder for
Cash, but fer not less than their par value F;ffv-
Eight Thousand Dollars, or SO much thereof As
may be necessary, of the Coupon Bonds of Gal
latin County, Montana Territory.
Said Bonds 10 be of the denominations of
Fifty, One Hundred Five Hundred and One
Thousand Dollars each, and shall bear Interest
at the rate of Eight ~ per cent. per annum, in
terest payable semi-annually at the Office Of the
Treasurer ct said Countv, or if the holder or
no. srs OF not less than One Thousand Dollars
of said Bond, shall give notice in writing that
they desire The principal and interest of the
Bonds 50 held by them to be paid at sorne desix-
mated National Bank in the city Of New York,
then they shall be sopaid; otherwise said Bonds
and Coupons shall be paid at the ofice o: said
Treasurer Said Bonds shall be redeemabls at
the pleasure of said County after seven Years
from their date, and shall be dated at the time
of their issue, and shall become due and paya-
bic fifteen years from heir date.
BY order OF Board If Couaty Commissioners.
Attest: S. W. LANGHoRNE
a-aw County Clerk
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a private letter from p. W. Norris saws
he intends ascending the Yellowstone river
on the first boat. Several families will
come with him to settle in the Yellow
stone and Gallatin valleys. lie also says
he is purchasing team. outfit. etc. for an
active seasons Improvement of the Park.
where he proposes to reinain next winter.
The appropriation for the Park this year
is $4,000. $4,000 is also appropriated to
run the boundary line between Montana
and Wyoming.
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80 Lodges and $50 Ponies
Captured!

BOHEMIAN, Mont. March 80, 1879.
We are indebted to Lieut.. George II.
Wright, 9TH Infantry. of Fort Ellis. for the
following news received by telegraph at
that Post yesterday evening:
Lieut.. Clark. ID Cavalry, and two COM
panies same regiment surprised Little
VOLTS band on Box Elder. Captured
thirty lodges and $50 ponies. No parricu-
lars.
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We are in receipt OF u valuable pamphlet
entitled, Eastern Montana in Nutshell y
published by Anderson 4 Son, editors and
prOprietors Of tue AvANT COURIER, Boze-
man. Montana. The work is distributed
gratis to subscribers, price TO Others %
cents. 1t contains numerous illustrations.
some Of them having been made with spec
ial reference to this work. A deal OF infor-
nation and statistics have been compiled
with the view OF putting in cheap form an
account of the resources. advanta-
ges, scenery, etc. e'c, OF Montana. --O2ass
Frss,nan.
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JUNCTION Cry. N. l.. Ma

JUNCTION CRY. N. r., March 81. 1879
Editor drant Courier:
And still another name added to the lis,
Of Montana's cities: ''Sagc Brush" The
Ferry" Big Horn junction." has be II
again re-christened, and appears rs June.
ton City. and bids fair to hold her own il
she does not pass other more pretentious
points on the yellowstone. Already we can
boast Of a store. (McCovmick 4 Coz well
stocked with general merchandise. black
smith shop. where Flood Il McQuestion
keep their fire bright ana anvil hot. two
saloons. one under the management of
Brown a Davis, where the genial Frank
Mcfarland manipnlates the glasses. the
other presided over by Dave Roberta. who
warrants everything at a hundred yards. a
hotel. mine host of which is Il. Il. Lyon,
assisted by his amiable lady, and post
office.
II. {. Williams is building. and will soon
have stock OF goods. Dave COaAiin is
also erecting large building. while nu-
merOus Others are preparing TO build. the
bad weather. however. interfering w..h all.
Our lightning striker" is Mr.. Geo. P.
clever. obliging gentleman who.
when the lines are in working order. fur
nishes the news, fresh. from all parts of
the world.
Terry's Landing. or Big Horn Depot. is
about three-quarters of mile below, on
The opposite side of the river. Here +
llth Infantry, commanded by
captain {. Il. Read. is busy erecting quar-
ers and here all the supplies and stores
or Fort Custer will be landed. Ample
warehouses will be built, and this prom
SEES to be an important feature in the up
building Of Junction City.
John NJ. Thornton keeps the ''horse
'otel," and when it is completed will have
commOdious stable.
Eugene Irwin boss es the Express office.
nd his good nature has been severely tried
y the irregularity of coaches. By the
'ay, the roads for the past three weeks
ave been-well. the English language fails I
le, and | leave it to the Imagination OF the |,
saGler.
1t is useless for me TO prophecy regard
e the future of this place. At present
le prospects are dattering. Time alone e
m tell If it will be place OF Importance, p
1t occupying as it does central position p
the valley of the Yellowstone, ut the n
notion OF two great rivers. surrounded &
rich agricultural and grazing country, c'
e advantage Of river transportation. and 81
the minor elements that point towards Ia
commercial centre, We surely can bank m
some extent on the future, and are JUS "
led In inviting Others to cast their lots &C
tn us, and assist IN building up Junction e
y, ALLEN. Fl
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- FARMERS AND MARKET GAR.
DENERS.

ytake pleasure in announcing the arrival of n
&c and well selected stock of Garden seeds,
= tie well-kuown seed house of David Land
son, Philadelphia. My long exprriepce
Ae seed business has enabled me to make Sc
Ions which have proved to be the best adapt
This climate, discarding fancy varieties,
PHI are from time 10 time l,almed ei. on the
pc. These seed. have given general satisfac-
guarantee To sell 10 farmers aud market
eners a cheap a they can bus ia the East,
&they take 40 risk Of loss through transmits
IN the mails. Toproye this, you can bring
catalogue with You, and will sell by il.
Dial prices on large quantities.
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n. Beiaer, Deputy U. S. Marshal. ar
rived In town with several prisoners from
the lower country, on Saturday last. ~, !"
reports that much of the Yellowstone
country wac under water. and that he
Travelled Is hours and swan 30 miles q day
on an average for three weeks. He did
not produce the papers" for this state
ment, but he raised his right han d in read
mess to do the necessary swearing, SO We
passed on, thoroughly satisfied that az"
is worthy dieciple Of g. ".
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PERSON AL.

Snrveyor-General Mason. having scared
leave OF absence. has gone TO the States on
Il visit.
Rev. j. ID. Hewitt and wife started East
on Monday. Helena has now no PIYsby-
terian minister.
Major Cash. agent Of the Central Pacific.
has left for home, via the West Side towns.
Mr.. Zabriskie. freight agent of the L. p.
X. H.. departed for the railroad on Sutur-
day and goes direct TO Omaha.
ID. W. Fisk. of the Heraid, was, nj latest
accounts. rambling in Rome. and witness
ing the vagaries of the popu!ace during
carnival.
MONTANA.
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Attention is called TO the amended adver-
|emtnt Of J. +. Weston. Captain and
pmlnssary of Subsistence. in reference to
Dpo>als tor supplying fresh beet. mutton
~ beet cattle. Bidders will please con-
u the advertisement published to-day.
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Religious Services.
A Splendid Report.

The First National Bank of Helena. in
It's report of operations for the past year,
show, The total cash transactions To foot
IN S25.aIN.2GS: the amount of exchanges
&oll. S3.ii9.3D. Net profit OF the bank
Dor the past year. $4,000. Other interest
In figures are given. but the above is
|euilcicnt to show that the institution. in
proportion TO lis capital. is second to none
In the West. lis stock cannot be bought
ii 50 per cent. above par.
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Mr.. Huston, OF the firm of Brown
Huston Il Co.. of Bear GuIch. gave us Il
pleasant call this week The company
have hee, developing their lead during the
past winter. and will construct wagon
road To il this month. The ore from this
lead ut the head of the dritt-now 60 feet
from tie snrface--looks well. and will. no
doubt. yield better than that reduced in
the al;.str;l last year. Over so to the ton
was realized from last years operations.
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Under the genial influences OF the warm
winds and sunshine OF the past week. most
of the snow has disappeared from the val
ley. and cold winter no longer ''nestles in
the lap of spring.
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Ny farm, located half mile west Of Boze-
man. On the same are two houses, one Of which
contains six rooms and Is one and one half
stories; the other contains one large roora; STA
bles, chicken-coop, hog-psns, etc good well
al the door, and all convenisnces necessary for
comfort.
About 81 acres under cultivation aud ground
is in good condi.i, N for crops.
The rarsv renting to furnish seed, as I am
going to Helena to remain during the summer
For further particulars apply to
4 q CROWELL,
h9 ~ ths Farm
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~ Barn Loon Creek Camp anA
NJ aud W O0uA Nine ChaMa>An.

Burn Loon Creek Camp And
III aud W sHnd Nine Chius0ea.
reliable correspondent writing from
non City, Idaho. March 18th, stites
on the 10Th Loon Greek. a plscer
y that obtained some prominence sew
ears ago, was attacked by Indians.
'llnainen were killed and four
hueu, anu the town burned TO the
pha. A party of white men went over
c 'oiuon creek in company with sew
Ieits'iais, buried the dead. and
I'm oack the wounded. The Indians
made this murderous raid arc heI;.r
60 Nc oi tne band who escaped from
'teeh last summer. --Ueraii.
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$500 REWARD!

For any information leading 10 the recovery
Of One Sorrel H"r,e Colt three years old brand
ed dim with the monogram IN turned side
ways on lett shoulder: stripe in forehead; hind
iest white. with marrow stripe, up to hook ON
inside; . dark spot on rnmp.
j. NJ. ROBINSON,
2O-it Middle Greek.
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y. " LANGHORNE

startling and lneXplirable affair is men,
Del by oar llelena correspondent. The
Per is both snioyt,niate and. 1T present,
terious. Wear~ personally aesuaint-
with the lngersolls. AID from what We
w of them we are confident that lar. A.
ngersoll will yet come'out Clearly vim
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Geo llerendccn returned from the East
on Saturday last. He thinks Montana the
best country he has seen so far, and says
the COURIER was the most welcome visitor
while he was in his Eastern home,
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MIR. John A. Selin expects to make a
short trip in the course Of a few weeks.
and that no disappointment may occur
from his absence. desires those wishing
work done in his line to leave their orders
and he will govern himself accordingly.
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The fine team of bay colts, belonging to
&. w. Wakefield, ran off hast week. and
after scattering the wagon pro,niscuously
and demolishing front wheel. pulled up
in front of Col. Nays without further
damage.
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When You go mining you should lay
your overcoat near the foot of the sluice
box. turn the water on and 90 to work.
Otherwise you might find your Overcoat
nice and dry when you want to put it on.