Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-26
Montana Condensed.

The new machinery for the Missouri val
ley cheese factory arrived last week.-Mrs..
bdndnsan.
I /. o. Proctor removed his dairy Ierd
from Smith nyer to the Missouri valley
this week.-Rusbandr,an.
Mrs. Sadie Coleman, at Butte, in ft OF
dependency recently suicided by taking q
large dose of morphine.-Ainer.
The walking mania has reached Butte
The last issue Of the Miner received ri ~
an account Of 4 1OO-hour walk by NJ.
King.
The colony from Chippewa Falls, which
passed through Bozemar short time since,
have arrived safely at their destination, the
Muscieshell valley.
| Freighting on the Benton road just now
is at standstill. The wagons are on the
roadside and the stock are growing tat on
the iills.-Hersld, soth Inst.
The Overland, Benton and Bozeman
coaches arrived in Helena at O'Clock this
morning-from eight TO fifteen hours be-
hind time.-Hegukd, oOth inst.
Sam Anderson and George Walwork are
taking ditch from north Birch creek into
a small dry sulch where they have good
summer Observation-Disclosures.
We are informed by Mr.. W. G. Child,
express agent of Gilmer 6 Salisbury, that
tine ears will be running TO Camas creek by
the 18th of July.-Lsdependent, eth.
According to the prices obtained thus
far. the revenue obtained from the wool
crop in Meagher county this year will ex-
coed the sum of S75.0OO.-Iius5andma
Under Sheriff Smith brought down few
days ago, from Butte, jenkins Hopkins,
charged with killing Chinaman. The
circumstantial evidence is very strong
against him.-Nsr Nog-th-West.
The Central Montana Telegraph Line
will probably be extended to Butte by next
Tuesday. The wire reached Butte last Sun
day, and the poles are being put up and
wire strung as the weather will permit
Neu Nocth-West.
One evening last week. some one went
I
Nevada, and stole twenty-four dollars in |
money besides taking good supply of
liquors. The thief has not been discog-
On Monday, Thomas White was ar
raigned before Judge Smith On two other
charges of illegally branding cattle. AN
Berry and II. S. Gilbert were the prosecu-
tors. The defendant was bound over in
the sum of $500 in each case to appear be-
fore the district court-Madisonian.
Daniel OConnor. who was sentenced at
the last fall term Of court here to one year
in the penitentiary for Illegal voting at the
general election in 1873, was on Wet,nes-
lay pardoned by Governor Potts on an
application signed by Judge Knowles, Dis
rict Attorney Mayhem and los others
Nsn North West.
Most of Cur wool-orowers have dis :
posed of their wool. either to John Healy,
Of E. Grisar & Co., San Francisco. or to
Paris Gibson, of the North Star Wooden
Mills, Minneapolis. Minnesota. The price
paid by these men is % IL cents ,
delivered at Helena. DR.. Parberry. we {
understand. got &c for his cIip.-Husband- j
ran.
William Shields has made discovery oil
LIartz in Spring gulch. a tributary Of Al
IT,, above Summit, which promises to be 2
cry rich. last week. he obtained from
ew pans of the crevice dirt between thirty ;
nd forty dollars in .'wire" gold, and the !
pecimens of ore which lie brought to town 5
rom the mine. Saturday, are literally COW
red with gold.-Madisonian. 4
ffo Court Ho~ee Square fenne has been | :
ompleted. and, with its white palines b
ron2lit out in relief by the brilliant emer- >
Id of the Park and lawn within. the place a
'oks as inviting as cemetery. The foun- +,
iii has not yet been erected. but the hop 7
ines cluster around the pillars Of the band
land like the arms of Love and Beauty en-
~ining about noble husband-when his
life wants a new drcss.-Nev North West.