The Bozeman courier., 1921-09-14

DR.. Ditzler will preach at the M. E.
Church South on Saturday evening
at 1880 P. M. and on Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
VIM. Black of the Madison cross ng
was in town on Tuesday with load
of mamoth winted Squashes, one of /
which weighed exactly SO pounds.
Look out for the small sized circus !
at the democratic county convention |
on Saturday next. There is a whole
lot of fun about these old timers.
Chairman Thomas is said to be an
extremely passive man. At least
during the recent" convention" he ap-
peared to be like clay in the hands
of the Potter.
The Granite Mountain company
heads the list Of Montana companies
paying dividends for the first eight
months of 1886 with $720,00O. an
average of $4,000 per month.
Al OrtOn, wife and twin babies
arrived in the city this morning from
/ Butte. Al comes to take part IN the
shootin tournament that takes place
here today.
Matt w. Anderson, formally of the
Courier, but now business manager
of the Butte Miner, visited BOzeman
friends last week. He returned on
Sunday.
Bears are reported plentyfull in
the Boulder district. They are dest-
roying cattle and other stock In the
valley, and the farmers have taken
up arms to exterminate them.
Thos. Burk of Salesville was in
town on Monday carrying his right
hand in a sling as an easement for
sprained wrist and shoulder result
ing from a fall off the roof of a new
grainery which he was building.
I Invitations are out for the marriage
on the 30th. of Jennie Chambers to
Albert A. Spaulding at the residence
! of H. M. Kirk, Salesville. May the
unionof tn poung couple be happy
I one.
> The Bozeman schools opened OF
Monday last under the supervision Of
Prof. j. K. Davis, who was super
intendent at Butte last year. Thos'
who have met the professor are mos
favorably impressed with him anC
his methods, and our schools will i'm
prove rapidly under his management
Mrs. H. H. Tripp of Musselshell
= nicece of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Aid
erson, is making her first visit wit
her Bozeman relatives. Mrs. Trip
was born on the Pacific coast an
has never been east of the Rock
mountain range until she came t
Montana about three months ago:
= Prof. Oscar Railsback of the Helen
K business college, who has been maxim
Id a horseback tour of Gallatin count!
r. in the interest of. the institution, dro
ned a COURTEOUS call at the Courie
n office. Oscar is decidedly "Gallati
= county boy'' and we are proud
claim him.
m The issue of the Courier of 9
4 years ago, Sept. %, 1886 contains a
article entitled "How Alcoholic Liz
uers are Made" a reprint from tt
Popular Science Monthly. 1t being {
no value now, to know the method
used at that time it will not be r
produced. It isn't done nowadays.
III A span of government mules, a
tached to a heavy freight wagon, lie
standing in front of Jockey & Hin
store on Monday suddenly started o
west at a lively gallop. After runnir
about two blocks, they moved to T
consider and returned TO their foral
~ rations. like good soldiers.
Capt. Jas. H. Mills in his able al
highly esteemed paper, the Northwe
paws George Haldorn of Bozems
Young and able barrister, immedis
ely upon the nomination of Col. W
bur F. Sanders. In as much as N
Haldorn was an almost compile
stranger to Capt. Mills, previous
the meeting of the conventions
compliment is all the more appre
ated by the former.
Judge T. /. Dawes and d. G. S