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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
THE PRIMARIES TODAY.

Yielding to tho clamor of some OF
the candidates for office and thor
friends who have been active in cry
ing out ring riny!! the Parish Cen
trail Committee of the Democratic
party, has ordered II primary election
for this day, for delegates to tho Par
ish Convention and for u member OF
the now Central Committee from each
ward; and also to decide whether the
ticket will be formed through the
agency Of q Nominating Convention
in accordance with past usage, or
whether the candidates will be &c
lected by the voters themselves ut II
primary election.
We cordially endorse this action of
the Committee, done with the view Of
uniting our people in support of tho
Democratic party, and to demonstrate
the falsity of the cry of ring con-
troI in our elections. Wo doubt
whether this departure from the old
usage, will bring back those men
whose slogan has been that the party
was managed in the interest Of what
they are pleased to call ring. To-
day will show whether they were sin
cere or not. No Democrat can object
to participate on tho ground OF UNI
fair dealing. We will now find out the
true inwar,lness Of this manTuvcring
ON tho part Of these indignant and
offended patriots.
We trust that those Of our citizens
who arc Democrats, whether they are
aspirants to office or not, will go to
the polls and thus signify their en-
dorscmont Of the principles of the
Democratic party of Louisiana.
There is no just ground for dissen
siOns in tho ranks of the party
Every promise that was made to the
people has been fulfilled. There
are no scoundrels or there's IN office
and the Gavernmcnt, State, Paro
chial and Municipal, is administered
by honest men and VIC defy any grow
lers to gainsay this assertion.
The Constitution that has just beer
framed will wipe away the last YES
tige of the bad government undo
which our people have been groan
ing; and our parish and city particu
larry are soon to have tangible proc
ofDemocrWtic justice, by the restou
ton of the Capital to Baton Rouge.
Where are the reasonable com
plants against the Democratic par
ty7 What matters it after all whicI
of the candidates receive the nomina
ton. Are there any rascals among
themP If so we know them not.
Will the public interest suffer b.
the election of any Of those spoke
Of? We don't believe q word Of il
Then why disband the party at
time when the fruits of tho popula
victory are about to be gained and
government that will afford relief
the people instead Of gain to al arm
Of office holders, as in the past,
soon to be established by the adop
ton of the Constitution.
Look to this matter calmly, fellow
citizens, and do not consent to til
disruption of the party that has r(
deemed our State simply to accom-
date aspirants to office. Let the'
come to you, Democrats, for Demo
eratico favors. But don't 60 wit
them in the free fight for the Office
that are for their sole benefit and 1T
yours. Stand by your eolers al
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

We take lessons in art, literature
Il thousand things; but that high
sense of honor, mans obligation to
man. is forgotten.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13
TO PLANTERS F,
OF
Sugar and Cotton {!

VOU CAN BE SUPPLIED With good
l and competent Sugar Makers, En-
gineers, Carpenters, Brickmasons, Black
smiths and other skilled Mechanics, by
addressing Or calling on
w. r. MCLEAN,
81 1T. Charles Street, New Orleans, La.
s"@ f# (v1n3ly)
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-13

NOR RENT-The large and comnodi-
u Gus STORE situated Mt the corner OF
Third and Convention streets A new
building and one Of the best business
stands in the city. For further particu-
lars, apply to
aug8 ANDREW JACKSON.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
The school Exhibition.

Scarcely any other entertainment is equal
to a school exhibition for cliciting the in
trreSt and patronage Of the people OF Bozr-
man. The attendance ut the exhibition on
Friday night last was quite large and ev-
cry one was well pleased with the enter
ainmrnt. Upwards OF fifty of the pupils
Of the school took part in the exercises
and although they had spent but a shor,
time in preparation. they performed their
respective parts with remarkable accuracy
nd precision. The songs and declama-
tions were good throughout and the char
actcrs in the dialogues were sustained ex-
,ealin"ly well. We regret that want o.
space this week prevents us from publish
ing the programme as II was carried ont.
The receipts from the entertainment foo
up SOB.
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= snOp TuftIe's Visitation for 1870

sunday, MAY Is, Deer Lodge, II a m and 8 p m
Thursday, May -, Deer Lodge( \scen,ion) II an
Sundays, May - and June |, Butte, IL m ANT
Thur day, June ), rhiIipsburg, SPIN.
Sunday, June :, Mi,-"uia, l a m and IN.
Sunday, June II. steve r>ville, II am.
Sunday, June Is, { ,rvalli>. pm.
Wedne Sdav June Is. Elna. pm.
Sunday, June -, Mi--"ula, II a m and pm.
Thursday, June 20, Glendale, SPIN.
Sunday, June ., sheridan, II a m.
SUNDAY, June -, Virginia City, SPIN.
Sunday, July Il. Mail IN Valley. II m
Sunday, July Il, Nirsi ia y,Spm.
Sunday, July -, Virginia City (Convocation).
Thursday, July Il, Pony, pm.
Friday, july Is. sterling, pm.
Sundays, July 20 aud =, Bozeman, II a m and
SPIN.
Sunday, July 81 Fort Ellis, SPIN.
Tue ,day, July ., Hamilton, SPIN
Wedne, lay. July -, Gallalin City. pm.
Thursday, July 81, Raderhurg, SPIN.
Friday, August /. teiier,ilie. SPIN.
Sunday, August 3. Helena II a III and D m
FRIDAY, August :, Biarkf,oi, pm.
Sunday. August -, Helena, II a m and pm.
Sunday, August -, Uni ,nville. pm.
Sunday, Aug L., Fort Benton, II q m and : y m
Sunday, Aug 4. Fort shaw II a m ad y IN
SUNDAY, August -, nm River. 4pm
Saturday, Aug 30, V'hiie sui hur -pr'., SPIN
Sunday, Aug II. Camp Baker, II m and y m
Monday, September /, Diam nd ::;ppm
Friday, September :, Boulder, 30 pm
Saturday, september &, Jefferson. 10 = m
Sunday, Sept :, Helena, II m a 81 Bpm
Monday, >eptemher>. Mi. ehall. 7:3opm
Med'y, sept 10, III Ii 'r,- sch '"l ii use 70 y m
Thurs'y, Scot II, luindeN;er's :. II. :Dpm
Friday, September Il, Ar-enta. 80 pm
Sunday, sept IL. Baunack II IN and :.Opm
gedne ,day. SEPT l., junction t;.emhi) : 30 y IA
Dunday, september H. salmon City, 30 pm
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
for the AvANT CoURIER.-
To Maria.

Oh! beauteous love. divine. serene,
Thou reignest in my heart. the queen;
For thee my bosom is on fire
My own BELOVED one, sweet Maria.
In wood and bower for thee I've sought,
For thou art now my only thought;
ever in my dreams aspire
To thee, my loved one, clear Maria.
TO me thou art guiding star
BY which l shape my course afar;
In praise Of thee tune my Tyre.
Thou art my lite. my soul. Maria.
love to see thy charming face.
Thy winning smile, thy ar,Iess grace
Oh! grant me this, my one desire,
Be mine, my all, my life, Maria.
CALVIN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

ifthey stayed here any longer. Now. any
one can imagine what kind of a story they
will tell TO account for their failure. and
how it will inl're emigration to Montana.
but it may strike very few that these men
might have obtained work and stuck to the
country had they been allowed an oppor.
tunity TO try parts of the Territory less
crowded than the vicinity OF the Capital.
If the stage companies whose coaches run
into Helena would cut down their fare one
half for new corners Who wish to 90 to
other counties, it would be good policy on
their part and probable benefit to every
one.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

4 good story is told of Sunday school
pernten'lent residing not over a thou
Md miles from here. lie occasionally
places the sentences in his petition with.
Dur Heavenly Father" and. on certain
ccasion, after finishing his extempOre If
>rt before the school. endeavored to pre-
pce the Lords prayer with the same
FoTds. After making three Intellectual et-
prts in that direction. he found it wouldn't
ork. SO he had TO give it up. He then
lled out. in tones of despair. viii some
e he kind enough to commence the
Ords prayer
HE above is bout lis sad case of alb
nt-inlnle'lness as that of an editor We
~ OF. who once attempted to write a To-
Item with the lighted end of his cigar.
let himself down a little easier than the
iool superintendent. however. by M
rAing that he wanted to light on some
'ooshtS that speak and words that
~"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
Pretty Little Volume.

Eastern Montana in NUTSHELL is the
title of a pretty little volume just published
by Anderson & Son. proprietors of the
BoZeman MONTY COURIER. The book
gives Il complete description of the eastern
part OF the Territory, embracing the bea,,-
tituI and fertile valley of the G;llatin. ap-
propriately named the garden spot Of Mon
tana; the stock. agricultural and mineral
resources OF Eastern MOntana. including
the Yellowstone country. National Park.
etc. with numerous illustrations. Those
wishing to post up on that portion OF the
new Northwest can do so by sending %
cents to the publishers ut BoZe,nan. ORDER
ing one Of the bOOkS.-Riack Hills Herald.
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Colony for N uscleshell.

IA colony OF twenty-five persons from
bippewa Falls. Wis. left here this week
u the Musclesllcll river. Montana. where
ley will engage in stock raising. $. f.
orse. President. and \. X. Burrows. sec.
kary OF the company. have their families
Dng. On Monday two ear loads OF their
Dgons and live stock left for the termii-
Is of the L. Il n. X. r.. where more.
pgons and work cattle will be purchased.
S. Powell was in charge of the VAN
ard. Among their other possessions.
Is party took up with them "A number Of
Drt-forn Durham cattle.-Oyden Free
Bn. 9th inst.
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kilograms From yellow stone.
Specials to the COURIER.-
EnpT crSrER N ~ M.v 81

Specials to the COURIER
Fort CUSTER. NJ. T.. May 20.
River stationary. Weather warm.
No Indian raids to record. Everything
quiet.
The heavy storm of yesterday was quite
general. extending as tar down the Yellow
stone valley as Terry's Landing, accom-
panied by high wind.
Colonel Bracket. commanding Fort
Custer. Lieut.. Rowelle. Adjntant. and Cap
tain Mix have gone to old Fort Smith, trou,
fishing. They will return tomorrow.
The opera house at Fort Custer has had
new scenery painted and has been general
" Ove,ha,lled. The stock company will
open Thursday night with Il fine pro-
gralnme.
Steamer Rosebud was in the Yellowstone
on the 18th. The Bachelor had not ar
rive'l at Heoyh Sunday ev. ming. She pass
ed Terry Point at 2 p. m. Saturday and is
expected at Custer about the 23rd. She
will run up to the post if there is enough,
water.
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Editor Arant Courier:

Editor ArGnt Courier:
Mining interests in this locality are look
ing better than ever before. The discOv-
cries recently made in Crevice G,ulch and
the developing of the old location in Bear.
have given an impetus to prospecting.
which will. without doubt. open out some
OF the richest Bonanzas ever discovered in
this Territory. Messrs. ellis. Stoner.
johnson. Woody and many others pros
pecting in Crevice Gulch are sang,,ne as
to the richness and perlnanency of their
discoveries. They have an abundance of
quartz in sight on the surface. showing
free gold. some pieces with two and three
dollar nuggets. beautifully roruscattd.
sticking in the cavities of the quartz.
In conversation with Mr.. Stoner. a prac-
teal miner and man of large experience
in the mines of California, Nevada and
Utah. he ventures the opinion that this
will eventually be one OF the richest min
ing districts of the Northwest.
Messrs. Scott and Tate are opening
placer mines in Crevice Gulch. and have
fattering prospects. S. II. Trout and
sons have placer mines at the mouth of
Bear Gulch that pay from five to ten dol
lars per day. Taking all in all. we have a
bright future before us. and trust by an
other year to he adding our tribute OF gold
to the Nations wealth.
Travel to the Geysers has already COM
nienced and the route through GibbOn
Canyon laid ont " r. w. Norris. superin-
tendent of the National Park. is free from
snow and the wagon road is in good con-
'lition from the Mammoth Hot Springs to
Lower Geyser Basin. where it connects
with the Howard road from Henry's Lake.
This is the shortest route yet opened. and
can be Travelled earlier in spring and later
in autumn than any road from the west or
south.
Messrs. O,lell. PonsfOrd and Baronett
have just returned from a prospecting
tour on the Headwaters of SOFIA Butte
creek and have found encouraging pros
poets OF placer gold in that section.
Mr.. Armstrong and party arrived to-day
and will give this section thorough
before they proceed to tie
Clark's Fork mines. We hope the miners
here will give them Il hearty welcome. AS
they are experienced miners and have
ample means for the development OF mines
should they meet with ncouraging pros
poets.
The establishment of a post-off1re here
would he hailed us a blessing by the in
abitants of this section. and we would
SIX your valuable assistance in securing
mail service as soon as possible.
Will send you items of our progress
from time to time.
Yours. etc.
w. 4. d. I
BEAR GULCH. NJ. r.. May II. 1879.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
8. F. Hauser will return home from the
States this week.
K. E. Arick. formerly a member of the
Helena Bar, was married at Bakerfield.
California. in April.
Governor Potts arrived from the East
on Thursdays coach, having in his two
months absence Made extensive purchases
Of fine Lorses.
Charles Cotter. one Of the owners of TIN.
rich Blue Bird (Once Hickey mines. was
married to Miss Mary Ann Flaherty OF
morning.
MONrANA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
lens Pants at Cost TO close at
A. LAMME 4 co
The Red Ribbon and the DOG.

N The red ribbon movement has broken
ut Simultaneously all over town. and the
xrIgnificant badges are to be seen. fastened
1Dcurly. on the coat breast of almost ev-
~ other man we meet. But. about the
0eet thing We have seen in this connection
Diliar name Of Lobster. proudly wearing
ne of the aforesaid badges on his noble
row. The dog. we believe. belongs to
kOnkOckter or kocktaiis. but we bet on
bat dog. every time. AS being a ood. faith
u temperate animal to the backbone.
One thing. sure, he never gets ''beastly"
.Grunk.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

The old building, which for so many
years has occupied the lot, corner Main
and BOZeman streets. was this week torn
down by Col. Chestnut. preparatory to the
erection of new edifice. The old log
structure. removed. was one of the first
log cabins built in Bozelnan. We are sorry
to part with the old land marks. but mod
ern progress has no generation for ancient
relics
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
Notice Of Final Settl. nent.

In the matter of the Estate Of
George IL. Havsrstock, de-
ceased.
10 the Creditors and sll persons interested:
You are hereby no fled that the Administers
9r of said tate will make settlement of tn.
anne, and apply Tor IN order of distribution
he Hers thereof at he. next regular term e.
he Probate Court within and for the County
'allatin, Territory of Montana, to be holden
Coleman on tho 9TH day Of July, A. ID. 1875.
@hen and whore you " appear and show
ause, if any you have. WI. such order shoul,
not be made JOHN MCCORMICK,
Administrator
Nay II, 1879. y
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
OH for the GeySeFS.

We are informed that gentleman len
the Mammoth Hot Springs on the 9TH inst.
for trip through the Geyser country. We
intends following closely the Norris road
and will 20 out by Henry's Lake to Vir:
GINA City. 1t looks little early to b'
doing the National Park. but. we are in
formed. there is but little, if any, snow in
that portion of country.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
crOQuet Party and Ice Cream Festival

4. The ladies of the NJ. f. Church con"rp-
cation purpose giving IN ice cream festival
II the church this evening. Preceding tile
festival. croquet games will be played on
the grounds just south of the chlirc' ,
commencing at five o'clock p. m. 4
pleasant time is anticipated. A cordial in
VitatiOn is extended to all.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

Doctor Pierce's FavOrite Prescription.
P~rce's Discovery. kennedy's Discovery.
Vinegar Bitters, Allan's Lung Balsain.
Cherry Pectoral. Ayers Sarsaparilla. Cen
taur Liniinent. and other valuable n'edi-
cines, for sale ut the blue 'front.'
Il. F. NAY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
The Resources of Ma.ntamR and A (
fractions Of YellOWStOme Park.

With the compliments of. p. Woolnan.
Territorial Auditor. we received. last week.
a copy of Robert E. Str,lorn's latest
work, hearing tie above title. 1t is one Of
the advance. copies Of g 10000 authorized
by the eleventh session of the Montan
Legislature. The book contains facts and
on the farming. stock-raising
mining. numbering and other industries OF
Montana. and notes on the climate. scenery,
game. fish. and mineral springs. with full
and reliable data on routes. distances. rates
of fare. expenses OF living. wages, schoo
and church privileges. society. means Of
acquiring homes and other valuable and
reliable information applicable to the wants
Of the capitalist. hOnl.-seeker. or tourist.
The work is literally and handsomely H.
with cuts of Montana scenery.
and. altogether, it is the most complete
and thoroughly descriptive publication of
Montana that has ever been issued.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

VIII With the issue of the 9th inst. the Mis-
,Goulian entered upon its seventh vOlumn.
ehauncey Barber. who has been its pub
sher and editor during the past two
ears. is an Industrious news-gatlerer and
= forcible writer. consequently. he makes
= good newspaper. In its general "',rake
~" and typographical features. the Ms
5Dulian is not excclled by any paper in the
territory. being always as bright and fresh
= new pin. We wish it increased pros
sDerity.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
Public Sale 0f E2.nl Estate.

BY authority of the comptroller OF the Cur
rency, on Saturday, June l4th, 1879, will sfer
to the highest and best bidder, the properly
known Is the B"zeman Bank Building with
Lot. tOge her with the Bank Fixtures, Safe.
Desks, Furniture, &c, &c.
Terms Cash, or approved paper Of 80 and 6
lays.
In the meantime, private negotiations will be
considered for portion, or the whole, of thi
r0periy.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bid,
LESTER = WILSON.
" Receiver First Nat Bank
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May II, 1875
FOR SILL f..

Ny Ranch, situated on Bear Creek, about ten
miles from BoZenan. Good House, Stables,
and other Oi,t-buildings. There is also an sx-
client WAFER Power on the ranch, sui able for
aw and >hingle Mill, or 0ihcr machinery.
This is Ri excellent ranch AID a desirable To-
"a'ion, anil it win be sold at a bargain.
Enquire Of the proprietor,
G. W. FLANDERS,
r. o. Address, Bozeman, NJ. T.
April %, 1879 IA
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EST RAY.

Came to my place at Central Park, Gallatin
.ounty, Montana. about one !! ear ago, q heavy
ct bay Horse, about years old and II hands
high; white strip on forehead, extending down
% the nose; lev hind foot and right fore foot
white; saddle marks; branded with monogram
5 and = combined on left shoulder.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take the animal away
WARD COCKRILL
May q, 1873. [2i-,f
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TREAsURER's OFFICE. HELENA. NJ. r..
May 10th. 1879.

Last week, complaint was male before
Judge MCPHERSON against John Grimi0rt
for exhibiting n deadly weapon in rude
and threatening manner. He plead guilty
and paid his little contribution OF $50. very
gracefully, toward the school fund.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

Local notice II cents per line first insertion
and 10 1T. per line for each subsequent inseri"r
Regular advertisements payable monthly or
quarterly n due.
job work payable on delivery. =
Marriage AMI death notices inserted free Of
,harge; Obituary notices > centsper line.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

The Herald has been punching IN the
better 90 little slow on that kind of a
game. Remember. most of lis Live in
glass houses"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

The darts OF Cupid have evidently reaci'-
I'd our poet. and ''sniitten' him in u tender
spot. Maria must lie untrue to her name
and wonEinIy nature il her heart does MOI
60 out in loving response TO the senti-
ments Of her ardent admIirrr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22
The cheapest p lace in iowni,
kIFiNSCHMIDT & BROS
ylOre Religion than Stamps.

III The Madisonian has. incidentally, come
\ ITO the possession of religious paper.
md. not knowing what to make Of it. pro-
teceipt OF "A stamp to pay postage. We
rant think of it. The fact is We are 3,
rood deal in the same fix AS the Madisoni1,
How. viz: more religion than stamps
II it's all the same 10 you. please hand it
- the Gospel Sharps' rifle club. for gun
0addinU
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

Geo. Herrn,leen. q. w. Oltll ard J. w.
POnsford returned last week from an ex-
tended prospecting tour on the upper Vel
lowstOne. They report having found ex-
cellent prospects OF placer diggings.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

sort OF general fr.lcas is reported 10
have occilrre.l between the sports" and
.'tancy" women Of the town on Sunday
night Last. The dist,trhrs OF the peace
were arr,igned before the Probate Court.
Monday. AMI assessed to the tune of $50
for educational purposes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

The wire worm is damaging the spring
wheat in some portions Of the valley. This
makes the second visitation that we have
had of these destructive insects during the
past IA years.
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len Dollars Reward /!

'''iH. CIV f-n,.> S,-:"er II:tb, n dKAI HORSE:
weigh about SO p,ll l.; branded ON LETT thigh.
half circle with a dot under it,
l will give ten dollars reward to Any person
returning the hor-s to me.
j. F LOCKE,
Spring Hill, Montana.
May II, 1879 26
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

Eight persons direct from our mo- her
State (Missouri arrived in town last week
They are relatives of our Deputy Sheriff,
Blakely. and come to stay. Welcome!
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MARRIED..

WOOD-LEfORGEY In B1sensan, tuesday,
May Is, ls.9, u the home Of he brides ps.-
wood and Miss Phsbs 4. Lsforgsy. Both
Of BoSeman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

&. l.. Clark is having IN elegant hay
window placed in the south end of his neat
brick residence. corner OF BOZelnan and
BabcOck streets. w. II. BabcOck and
Fred Schultz are doing the work.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

Rev. N. Birds little daughter. Maggie,
who has been FRUSTRATED from severe at
tack of typhoid fever for the past seven or
eight weeks. we regret to learn. still re-
mains in very critical condition.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

IT is reported tina: a company of U. S.
Cavalry will he located ut Forks Of Muscle
shell during the summer tor the protection
Of settlers in that valley.