Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-08-14
Personal,

John w. Grannis came over from til
Yellowstone this week.
Hon. John Sweeney and ex Marsha
' Wheeler, Of Helena, came in on Monday
coach.
Ed. B. Lamme started to Huntley or
; Saturday last to attend to the re-shipping
OF merchandise from that point.
Bonnie Clark returned from his trip to
Clark s Fork and the Geyser Basin. looking
as bright and as cheerful as peach blossom
Mrs. Jockey and daughter. of Dubuque.
Iowa, mother and sister OF Richard and
q. w. Jockey Of BOzen,an, are on their
way to Montana.
S. B. Zeigler and Ed. Whitney, of West
Union, Iowa, left town yesterday for the
National Park, under the guidance of Ed
{. Anderson and Bonnie l.. Clark.
We received call yesterday from Mr..
Phillips, who is canvassing this section in
the interests Of the Yellowstone Journal
He expects to work in Bozenan and Gal
latin valley during the coming two weeks.
Judge L. Mutfly came over from Virgin
ia City on Sunday, and left for Emigrant
on "Wednesday morning. On account of
too close attention to official duties, the
Judge has Of late been suffering from inn
paired health, but is now improving.
&. NJ. Stevens, Asst Sup't OF the Vel
lowstone Park, has recently been appoint
ed Deputy Marshal tor that portion of
country by the Marshal of Wyoming Ter
ritory. 1t is expected that Court Com
missioner will be appointed at an early
day.
Mr.. W. s. johnson and wife, and w II. !
Black, returned on Tuesday from a trip
through the National Park They express
Themselves as more than delightcd with
their tour. After resting few days at the
Northern Pacific, they proceed to their
Eastern homes.
Col. P. W. Norris, Sup't Of the Yellow
stone National Park, came in from the
Mammoth Springs on Tuesday and re-
turned yesterday. The Col. appears to be
full OF business, constructing buildings
AM roads, and making other necessary
in the Park. At present he
has about 20 men at work.
Geo. N. Cradle returned from Butte City
last week, and has gone down to take a
position as head-miller in the Empire Flour
ing Mills OF &. d. & L. A. Thomas. near
Spring Hill. MI. Cradle has had long ex.
perience in the celebrated Touring mills of
and is said to be tirst-class
miller in every respect. From our know
edge of, and slight acquaintance with him
We venture the opinion that the present
adorable reputation of the Empire Mills
will not suffer at his hands.
L. NJ. Howell, an old-time resident of
5allatin county, arrived in town last week
lirect from California, where, with his
a,nily. he has been residing during the
,ast nine or ten months. MIR. Howell left
lere solely on account of impaired health,
md we are pleased to see that his resi-
lence on the Pacific coast has been attend
d with beneficial results. Should MIR.
lowell fully recover his health, we infer it Y
5 his intention to return to Montana. lie Il
avs California is a good country, how |
yer, for a person who has never resided I
n or knows nothing of the beauties and
dvantages of Montana.
We acknowledge the compliment of some !,
ire cabbage at the hands of Wiles VOL :
erton. Thanks.
Benjamin +. B. has again got his eye. '
on the gubernatorial chair of l
he old Bay State.