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

Personal.
CHARLES SMILEY.

G. j. Batchelder, of Chico, is in town.
II. Borup, of Fort Custer, was in town
last week.
Miss Lizzie Hunter, of Hunters Springs.
Is in town.
Albert Harrison of Sweet Grass is spend.
ing few days in town.
Ms A. j. Young. Of Younr's Point,
is visiting friends in town.
John r. Thexton, in tie interest of the
Nadtsonion, was in town last week.
Chas. Clarke. OF Raleigh 4 Clarkes'.
Helena, is visiting frenus in BozeElan.
John Hugill. representing GREENWOOD.
BONN & Co., Helena, was in town last
week.
VIM. Fly, w. J. Kountz and Annie J..
Malin. started last week tor the gold mines
in the Judith.
Frank Rich was in town last week. but
has returned to look after his train. now
enroute from the terminus.
J. NJ. Ellis, of San Francisco. Cal. a
brother OF Jacob Ellis, of this place, arriv-
ed in Bozeman Saturday last.
VIM. LaForgcy and family, Jonathan
Wood and wife and "Old man. TAYLOR and
family left Bozeman yesterday for Oregon.
Rev. Thos. E. Dickey, formerly of Boze-
man, is now rector Of the Nebraska Diyn-
ity and Grammar Schools, Nebraska CITY.
Mr.. w. A. Dunbar, of San Francisco. a
brother of Frank Dunbar, of Gallatin. was
in Bozeman several days during the pas,
week.
David Boerum, L. S. Deputy Collector,
came up from Gutter county on Sunday.
and returned to Shields river, on business.
on Tuesday last.
Mrs. j. B. Finch started East Yesterday.
Her daughter, Coda, goes to Helena, where
she will remain for some time and attend
school at the st. Vincent Academy.
JAS. l.. Gourley returned last week from
Crews Mountain, where he is interested in
some rich quartz property. For the pre-
sent, he resumes his position in A. La,nme
& Cos store.
G. L. Clark and Thos. Lewis returned /
rom the Yellow une country this week.
They went dow O., tar as Fort keogh and
'eport seeing several herds of beef cattle
On their way East.
Rev. c. l.. Richards, pastor of the Boze-
nan Presbyterian Society, returned on
Monday last from Missoula. where he had
,een in attendance on the session of the
Montana Presbytery.
Chas. Pietsch, who has resided in sheri-
Ian for year past. returned this week to
lis old stamping ground. lie says the
Improvement of Bozeman in the year past
5 simply wonderful.
Ed. l.. Fridley, j. W. Ponsford. d. F.
icPherson and j. NJ. White-the last two
ecent graduates of Princeton College
eturned to Bozeman this week from
ineteen days trip through Wonderland. i.
james George of upper Yellowstone.
ias in town last week. He is situated and
as toll road on the direct route to the
,ellowstone National Park. which prom
'es to be valuable property at no distant !
ay.
II. f. Wicker, witli Huffman & Armer,
of cigars, San Francisco, l
alled on Monday last. He reports {. j.
ldsrsun, well known in Bozeman, as chief S
ERIK iii the fremont Hotel, Red Bluff.
AL, where he is doing well. }
Miss Mamie Evans started to Sun river, a
4 Tuesday, where she has engaged to
ach school. Miss Evans taught in the l
ozeman graded school during the entire u
hool year, just past. and gave excellent
The people of Sun river have
'nc well in securing her services. b
Green Bately started for the States. ria
enton and the Missouri river, on Friday
orning last. lie thinks of remaining n
rnlanantis at his old home in Missouri, Il
It he will probably get over that idea ana "
,e almost every one who has resided here, -
include that Montana is the best country d.
the world, So