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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-01-08

the family or places; but you may add,
that all three who were so nearly buried
alive lived to be very old-my father to
eighty four, my mother and aunt To-
seventy six retaining their health. rare
intelligence and, to wonderful extent,
their personal beauty to the last. -
Chambers Journal.
What householder who can get no rec
ompense for improvements from grasp
ing landlord will not sympathize with
the writer of this2 WANTED Immediately,
TO enable me to leave the house which l
have for these last FIVE years inhabited,
in the same plight and condition In
which found il, 500 Live rats, for which
l will gladly pay the sum of FIVE pound
sterl;ne; and us cannot leave the farm
attached thereto in the same order in
which got it without a. least Five Mil
lions Of Dockens, do hereby promise
the same sum for said number OF Dock
ens.--N. B. The rats must be full
grown AND no cripples. - Chambers Tour
nat.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-01-08

Gold lace tunics, side draperies and
iiounees, are worn in Paris over blue rose
colored and white satin ball dresses.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

ing this week that if two barrels of w.atc,
were poured into the foundation the build
ing would Immediately fall. When doe.
tors disagree then common men, or mon
OF comm o. sense must decide for them.
selves. In general way. men risk moth.
ihg-not even their reputation-in pro-
no"ncing building unsafe. whether 1t be
so or not. lift stands, the prediction will
We forgotten or 1t will be a miracle that
saved 1t. while if any imaginable or unfor.
seen event transp;res by which it is de-
stroyei then the wisdom and foresight of
the prediction will become 80 apparent
thai its author will at once he recognized
as sage and prophet.
II Is matter Of little importance who
are trusttte or teachers SO long rs they
look faithfully after the educational inter-
ests OF the youth OF the district and SEE
THAT the best possible services are obtained
ana rendered for the money expended
DIT 1t Is matter Of very serious IMPORT to
III 10 know whether the school building
$ safe or not. If their is no good cause Of
Harm. then there are those in the comm,-
MY who are eit!.er innocently mistaken
n nave il malicious object in view in en-
eavorlng TO make the impression that
ne building is imminently dangerous. lr
''r opinion there is no just cause Of alarm,
least for the present. but We advise all
lterested TO 20 and examine the struc- :
Ire for themselves.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Last week Friday the sad news came to
town of the death Of Charlie Graham.
Charlie left town the latter part Of June,
in the employ of Messre. Martin and
Myers. to help in the drive OF cutie to
Bismarck. After leaving Fl. Keogh he was
atiarked with chronic diarrhGa, due to the
bad water which the company were COM
PEELED to drink. After ten Or eleven days
sickness. during which he tried to keep up
and travel. he became 90 weak that his NJ.
sociates were obliged to leave him ut the
home Ut Mr.. A. o. Spencer, ut the Little
Missouri River Mail Station. 100 miles fro,u
Fl keOgh. Mr.. Myers promised 70 call TOR
him on the return trip, TO send him any
thing he needed from Bismarck. and to nav
every expense OF nursing and doctoring.
SO far as We can learn. he died before any
Physician or medicine eonM reacs, him.
His parents received their FIRST ir,fi.natien
OF his sickness the latter part Of hast week.,
in letter written By Mr.. Spencer Sept. II.
This indicated that he was too weak to
write for himself Towards tho close OF
the letter he requested, that he might hear |
from the folks at home. bnt he never heard. /
Charlie died on Wednesday. Sept. H.,
IN hia nineteenth year, having been born
lee. -. lS00. Z. L. X.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

discovpfetl his loss there was confusion
cofsfounded. The captain Of the steamer
ofsiered the passengers. catin boys and
deck hands to file into the clerks efIire
and stand an examination. OF. coarse n
formal investigation for which every body
was prepared. resulted in no..levelopmenfs
save In the case Of . cripple on two cr,,tch-
"a. who has been levyin2 on the generosi-
ty OF Bismarck this week. His pockets
revealed i've hundred dollars and a pau
pers ticket for pxssa2e on the steamer.
douglas. however. couldn't identify any of
Il as his money. The porter had eighty
dollars In money, and when the Helena
reached Bismarck. he was brought up be-
ore the Justice and duly discharged for
want Of jurisdiction. Tie Offence was
IN Montana. Lieut.. Douglas
topped the payment Of his checks, and
vas not such heavy loser after all.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
Death of Charlie Graham.

News Of the death of Charlie Graham
was received in town with universal re-
greet. especially by his former schoolmates.
Charlie was virtually raised in Bozemsn
having lived here since l,is early childhood.
He was son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar.f, Gr,,-
ham of this place and LETT two sisters in
Bozeman, one brother in Helena and a
brother attending college in Meadvillc. Pr.
For a young man. Charlie was very quiet
and possessed of excellent habits whicl,
won for him more respect than is usually
extended to persons Of his age. lie was
The first OF the Bozeman boys to bid adue
TO the scenes of earth and his death is
most sincerely regretted by them. and their
heartfelt 'vnpathy is extended to his r.
alive. ~ their affection.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Noah Gee. one of the oldest settlers n
the valley. died at his home on East Gala.
tin. Saturday night Sept. 9th. At leas,
he was found dead In his bed on Sunday
morning Sept. 2Sth. Mr.. Gee was born in
England Jan. %. 1907 and was consequent
~ nearly - years of age at the time of his
death. He came west to Utah in 1853. re-
moved to Idaho in 1864 and to Montana in
1867. tie settled in Gallatin valley where
he engaged in farming and prospered there
at TO the time of his death. lie leaves
wife. one son and five daughters. His
children are all married and reside in the
valley. Mr.. Gee intended leaving his farm
this fall and moving to Illinois. to pass
Inc reminder OF his days among relatives
here.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

In conversation with Il. +. Cope. OF
West Gallatin. this week. we lind that Il
eight error WAS made. in recent issue OF
the COURIER. in regard to the yield OF
wheat on small portion OF his farm. The
actual yield. he thinks. is good eiougl,
without exaggcration. and is as follows:
From q piece OF ground measuring 6l
acres. h. harvested and .hreshed 4Ol bush
els Of wheat. which weighed on the test
scales of Valley Mills G41 pounds to the
measured blsbel. This. the way we figure
II, is nearly 60 bushels by weight (6U lbs.
TO the busIlel to the acre. SO We were not
much out of the way in stating that the
yield was 20 bushels to the acre. Mr. Cope
Informs ms that this is the ninth crop on
the same ground in eleven seasons. The
seed sown for the present crop was few
pounds less than eight bushels. MIR. Gone
can produce the papers for the above state
lnent, If necessary.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

On the 22nd inst. at the ranch of Chris
ten Nielsen. near Spring Hill. with Dex-
ter's steam Thrsher. Craig Daughty, as
sisted with p hands. thrcsl,ed out 1850
bushels of oats. The work was performed
between sunrise and shutdown and speaks
well for both the men and machine. If
any parties running threshing u,achlnes
in the county or Territory have done or
can do better than this we shall be glad to
get their report.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

II. J. Hoppy. B. Dexter. Annie J. Malin.
and others returned from the Judith mines
on the north fork of the Judith. this week.
They report about two hundred men scat.
tered up and down the gulch. about eight
miles. A 'own to be called Hoover Cift
has been laid out between upper and lower
discovery. Bedrock has not yet beer
renchet. but splendid prospects have been
obtaired in several places and five drains
are being run. A petition for ,nail E,cili.
ties has been forwarded. The camp ae,
sumes quite lively ait and gives prospect
Of being permanent camp, with at least
good wages diggings.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

The mail route from here to Chico and
Hayden has been discontinued and the con.
tractor. c. H. Switz1er. ordered to throw
up the Contract. Chico and Hayden
are hereafter to be supplied with their mail
from the route from Bozeman to Camp
brown' which passes through tn Sc places.
The contractor, who lives In Nevada. was
TO commence service Oct. LIST, but has not
as yet put in an appearance. Service is re-
qt'ired three times week which will be
quite an improvement over once week,
and will he appreciated by the residents oil
the upper Yellowstone who for some time
have needed this Increase in service.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Martin Maginnis is In Missoala county.
The Frontier Lsder has changed from 4
daily 70 4 weekly.
Montana cattle are en- roue< north, f0F
the uiounfed police.
The Benfon Record expects 10 pint iis
aext issue on lis new cylinder pfess.
Fort Bapton y mid 10 te marty deserted,
50 many pelsons having lefi for the new
1. ". Foster 3 Co.. Butte. hase fifty
nise tons Of -four stored in their ware
hotfse.
Giliaef. Salisbury & Co. have the con-
tract eassHencing October LIST for carrying
the mails between Butte and IIelrna ria
Boulder. II Is presumed TIE Crawford Il
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
THE Seven Bays Wonder.

Like other cities of even greater prcten
sions, BOzeman must have its exciting
topics OF conversation, and its innocen,
and harmless gossip. During the past
week, Everybody and his wife, have been
on tip-toe, discussing in earnest and elo-
qient terms the School house. School
teachers, and the School board. Taking
them individually and collectively the
subjects were more numerous and COM
plicated than the community could COM
fortably dissect or digest in single week
% the chances are they will be continued
the foundation Of the school house has
been found to he SO detective that the
structure 10 In great danger Of tnmbling
down ut any moment; and the judgment
Of the board Of trustees has been found TO
be 20 defective that the people are liable
to tumble them down and ont on short
notice: and the assistant teachers. being
''pflgrims," Zone Of them even haiIiny
from MissOuri) Is another evil which can
not be tolerated by inen and women who
were born and Graded amid the heaven.
kissing hills Of Montana. ''wherc the hurri-
cane hOwls music" and the geysers spout
the chorus. Taking 1t altogether we arr |
hahle to have quite little tempest in a tea
pot" all to ourselves. However, amid all
the excitement and gossip. the schools |
were regularly opened on Monday and on
Tuesday the number in attendance was
10 pupils. and the teachers, all of whom
~ no doubt quite competent to MI the !
respective positions, are earnestly engaged
teaching the young idea bow to shoot"
Seriously, we thin - II is great de-
Ut unnecessary talk anu alarm in regard to
the condition VI the sclloo! house and We
adssee parents. TO go and examine the
building, exercise their own judgement
and satisfy Themselves in regard to it's con-
d'tion. Il Is doubtful, under present cir
c"'nstanecs, whether committee of me
c''anics or citizens Of Bozc,nan ccGL be
'oand that would agree on any ,ep..vt in
y1n to the condition Of the buikling.
~. WHO has examined Il carefully declares
sa. every apparent curve and crack to be
.,c".. |" Inc building now were there u {
NO, '.u since and that the building is /
E'e another declared in our hear. ]
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Rev. c. l.. Richards will preach in the
NJ. Z. Church for the nest two Sabbaths,
Oct. 9Th and 18th, morning and evening.
Sabbath school at $50 p. ~. Prayer meet
Inx every Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Belle Chamberlain viii lecture sun
day evening". IN Spicth 4 kru2's Hall. on
~W0sMn. What She Is: Who Is Slls; What
may She Become
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
Local Matters.
Personal.

Miss Wright, OF Hamilton. passed da
or TWO IN town. last week. visiting friend,
MIR. {. Heary of Sweet Grass after IN,
sing two weeks in town returned HON
Wednesday.
John Harper returned home from hi
visit East, to Canada and .Y ork State.
last Saturday.
The Misses Rodgers. Of Virginia CITY
passel Sunday last in Bozeman and startts
to Helena Monday morning.
Rev. VIC. Shipper, wife and son. Harry
srrived in town on Saturday evening last
and left for Helena on Monday.
V. +. Cline, F.. d. Furglson. Ed. l.,
Fridlsy. Geo. Ash. Thos. Lewis and others
are in Helena, attending the Territorial
Fair.
Judge Geo. l.. Duke. of Willow Creek,
wis in town this week with fine load of
winter squash which he readily disposed
Of at five cents a pound.
Will Jockey is in Helena taking in the
fair. or rather. he will let the fair take him
In II they will take all OF him at once at the
regular price OF admission.
Genl Jas. :. Brisbin and family left for
the East on Saturday last. The General
goes on a twelve months leave OF absence
The first vacation I've has had for the past
ten years.
Dr. A. I.amme and 2. W. Meadow ar
r.vel In BOZeman. this week. from the Vel
lowstOne. The DIR. has been absent from
town about six months, and has passed
through rough experiences on the Yellow
stone this summer, but as was to he ex-
;'ected. he still comes to the front with
more than IN usual amount OF strength
ID sOlidity.
Lieut.. Douglas has returned from his
Montana trip. and he has experienced the
unpleasant fact that pickpockets also ..go
for officers pockets. AS well rs for those
OF any one else. On Tuesday he left tor
New York to pass an examination before
board OF ordinance department officers.
Tic Is very intelligent young officer. and :.
his appointment from Major Ma !.
yinnis. delegate from Montana, and gr,du- ;.
tied ut West Point. He will cease to be a ;,
member OF the Seventh regiment, with :.
which he has been connected about four :.
'ears. provided Dssscs the examina- :.
Press !"
Maj. John T. Bruce. lady and his nieces. n
disses Clara and Nellie Wright. OF Mon n;
ana. are at Mr.. Frank Vickery's, visiting >,
eiativcs and oil acquaintance in this
onniy. The Reporter Office has beeii w
'vored with a friendly call from Mr..
r''cc. 1t will be remembered by many Il,
lat Mr.. Bruce started the first paper ever 70
ublished in Somerset. in 1851. lie was n.
len Wing. but is nova i'emocr:,t. His t,i
ID acquaintance here recognize him read b.
! although they had not seen him for tI
any years. He is a very popular gentle W.
an here. and his numei Gus old friends Of
'pressetl the wish that he would come mr.,
ck to Pulaski and spend the remainder W
his days in our midst. -.Somcrset (Ey.) vi,
porter. h;,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
The new mtnes.-L0cal AeWs Grom
Hunters.

T HUNTERS Hot SPRINGS. Sept. o., 70.
Mr.. e. p. Murray returned here last eve
ming from the new mines. He says the
prospects are growing brighter every day.
Btrhanans contemplate cleaning Up on
sunday.
Ranches are being taekn up in the Judith
basin very fast.
A great number of buffalo are REPORTED
in the basin.
Prospects continually brighten for Eas-
tern Montana.
Claim No. 30 below discovery sold hast
week Tor $500 cash.
Fires have been started on the Muscle
shell and have burned over large section
OF country to the injury of stock interests.
Some one las set fire to the grass on
the Crow reservation at or near the head
of Boulder and it is doing and has done
damage.
About one hundred lodges OF Grow In
tIians are on Flat Willow Creek hunting
Buffalo. 1t they go sp very high on the
Mnscleshell and bother the stock men ant,
look ont for fun.
A. j. HUNTER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

| 0VNCiioNt ITf. M. L.. sept. ~. ~
Windy and cool tall weather.
\. Bei'ller arrived here this evening.
The city is in a flourshing condition.
| Wilson's Phantom driver passed through
to-day but had no snow balls. .-,.v,
The night herd still continues to vi.
with the screec. owls and coyotes. >,
Mrs. Joseph W. Allen is still contribute
ing to the census Of Custer county. -
Capt. 0. 3. Read. moves his company
from the Cant0nnlent 10 Custer in few
days.
James Clark one of the Custer scouts
arrived few days ago, and we welcome
''Our little one ut IOme.''
Eugene Erwin while crossing the ferry,
was pushed of and horse jumping on him,
nc was slightly injured. one ankle beng
badly bruised and hands slightly barked. :
The business men seem to be well
pleased with the outlook. if Il man can
Judge rom the energy displayed in the
improvement Of their respective establish
ments.
We have been surrounded by prairie fires
Tor some days past. 1t is coming to the
river on FrOze-tO-Deatli creek and Porcu-
pine. destroying considerable hay and
burning the Telegraph posts tor some dis
lance.
One of our most quiet and worthy citi-
Zen5, retired to his virtuOtIs cOnch fhorse.
blankets) the other night, slightly under
the influence of the ardent
And when he awoke from his visions
His beautiful tent had fed,
The orb Of day had risen.
And shone ON his congress head.
His hat and coat were spirited away, /
He know not where they went.
low sweet voice was heard to say:
Oh }ofcA ne back Dat tent.
!. WATCHER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
" DON'T YOU FORGET IT..

Wilson has just received the most complete
stock Of Youths, Boys and Childrsn's Cloth
ing ever brought to the town.
Robber Boots for men, ladies, boys, misses
aud children.
Arctic Overshoes for everybody
Cloves. Mit;ens and Socks for men, ct prices
that Is like finding them
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
PERSONAL.

Personal.
J. &. kerley. late editor of the I,depen-
dent. Is going into the slleep rs,ising busi-
ness.
Gen. Hazen arrived In the capital OF
barren land on Tuesday. and continued his
journey to Benton. Assinniboin and Btu
ford Thursday. The General visited the
Fair grounds in company with Gov. Potts.
whose fast horses he looked ut. NJ well ne
1t the rest OF lhe flyers that take part in
The turf contests of This week.
MnNrANA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
DEDICATED TO caAnLlE 81 HIS NOTIFIES.

1DVlCAIED ~ CHAHLIE DY HIS MOTHER
Oh! my darling, thoa avt sleeping,
Cold and siiil tiny loved form lies:
Ard our Mid sDA bitter weeping
Brings no tear 10 those cold eyes.
Far from home and friends, deaths anEt
Ger ihine eyes the lids prs.sed low:
lthy pareats, sisters. brothers
Weep for .hse with hitter voc.
Earth grew dtsns nor could ct thou hinge,
Though ~ 'uiSd ny dying bod
only gentle Strangers gathered,
watching I'LL espirit Asd
II was their'afo watch tlls lovslight
FAatag from those eyes away:
Thsirs, the parting sob aud lnurmur,
Ours 10 knesi alone asd pray.
TAefs We leave thee. mnci, loved Charlie
Leave thee sleeping sysrmore:.
Add Thy voioe OF song ami music
We shall hsav. Oil sever more!
Till. II the hereafter, angels
l(iall ~ upwarli 10 our rest.
Thes, - we lay down life's bcrians,
Ma. We meet thee 'mspy tbs e,est.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Inc above rates are for ordinary display sd-
se.Iisements Solid nOnlareil advertisements
vii pe charged space occupied, same A. local
Local notices ID cents per line first insertion
aua ~ Cts. per line for each subsequent inse rtion
Regular advertisements pay able monthly or
quarterly u, due.
Dob work pay able on delivery
Marriage AMI death notices inserted free Of
sharse; Obituary notices centsrer line
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Our Yellowstone correspondents have
our thanks fortheir very interesting letters
this week. We hope they will favor us
often,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

On or about October 23rd. the AvANr
COURIER Office will be removed from its
present location TO the brick building now
in course Of construction, corner of Main
and Tracy streets. 437w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

"A certain young man in town was COM
planning to another, that his pants were
showing signs Of weakness. by bagging ut
the Knees, and remarked that II some one
would i,vent II patent whereby such an
nOyances could be avcrted. his fortune
would be made. whereupon his companion
declared that such grievances never AM
noyed him, hut that he was Motel tor
wearing out more pants in the seat OF his
brooches than any man in tOwn-who can
suggest q remedy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

George Ash has retired from the firm of
ASH 4 Fridley and the stable will hereafter
De run by Ed. and Ben. Fridley, under the
firm name Of Fridley Bros.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Two thousand rolls, new styles, Just received
Mt j. IL. TAILOE'S
Last week, referring to the teachers re-
Gently employed for the graded school, the
types made us say corpse instead OF corps.
We are under the impression that the chill
dren will find them "A pretty lively corpse
If they tail 10 get their lessons. However,
We are so annoyed at the error and the
grace thoughts it suggests, that we have
almost concluded to adopt the new method
Of spelling. especially wien speaking Of
such widt-awake subjects.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

The best performance OIL Sunday was !.
copiOus shower of rain. It watrred the
parcied earth. revived dying vegetation.
and converted the binding dust INTO u lit
tie harmless mud. 1t was. perhaps. sen,
in answer to tile old lady's petition, who
prayed THAT it might rain Saturday nights
and Sundays so that the hired men cOuld
have chance to rpst.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Since the editorial on the removal of the
cavalry from Fort Ellis was in type, we
learn that the order transferring McAda,ns'
company to Fort Custer. has been chang
Ell, and Go. F. Captain Tyler's company.
designated as the one to be Immediately
transferred,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
the proprietor.

AS Will be seen ny Advertisement else
where, Bozeman has Il i.cw harness shop.
Mr.. Il. L. Stald, late of Virginia City, is
the proprietor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

TIE following articles. received by =" ellis,
Fargo 4 Co., will be sold At public au cii0n to
pay charges and storage, on Saturday, October
ls;h, 1853, ~ 10 O'Clock =. N. Sale to take place
At GiImer 4 salissury's express office, Bsze-
man, Montana.
Articles, three boxes; address, W. b. O'Tools;
nnnount due o3to o.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02
Pebble Spcc!aclcs at

Dr. A.J. Hunter, OF Hunters Springs,
sent u.s. tins week, several stalks OF sugar.
cane. raised on his Hot Springs ranch.
lie stalks are over six feet in length, and
we'll maturcd.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Ihe advertisement OF a grand ball to be
given by the Bozeman Band up,,ears in
TINS issue. The proceeds are for the bcnc-
hit OF the band and will be used to pay for
TWO new Instruments recently received,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Ladies Cloaks, In every style. just received
u A, LAMME a (nsR
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

= nrst-ciass Piano and Cabinet Organ for sac
Enquire at the Post ONCE. Bozeman. NJ
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-02

Phil. Boetler was over from the Yellow
stone. Monday. Phil. thinks, and not with
out good reason. that sheep and wool are
gong to do more for the future prosperity
OF Montana than any other 81 gle industry.