The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-05-04

desirable acquisitions to Gallatin
county's population, were in the city
on Monday. They are now perman
emily located at Salesville.
The evangelists-H alls-appear to
have subsidized and they do not seem
to have made much of a religious haul
in Bozeman. The young, like the old,
mossback, appear to be hard to even
gelize.
During the cyclonic manifestation
that struck Bozeman on Saturday, |
the tin roof was blown from the build |
ing being erected by Sebree, Ferris |
and White on Grand avenue. AS the
storm increased in violence the work
men were compelled to quit work, the
wind making the building somewhat !
unsafe.
Bozeman has succeeded in getting |
up quite a marrying boom lately. |
Owenhouse carries off a first-class
prize last week; w. H. Kermode and
H. j. Pierson, ditto, and now we learn
|
dings are on the tapis. If we can't
have an emigration boom we can have
the next thing to it-but we modestly
refrain from entering into details.
Keep in mind that the cattle round
up for Gallatin Valley takes place at
Moreland, June Z, 1886. Do not for
get that a resolution was passed to
take up the bulls at once and turn
them to the herds in July. The horse
roundup has been more successful
than ever before. We must do right
if we want to make our investments
and enterprise a success.
Chas. Anceney, Chairman Elk. Com.
Sheriff Edsall visited Helena on
Sunday.
Matt w. Anderson started to Chico
on Monday for the purpose of looking
after his placer mines.
The telephone line on the Park
branch is being extended from Gin
nibar to Mammoth Hot Springs, a
distance Of some seven miles.
: Wash. Northrop, of Cinnibar, ar
: rived in town yesterday after an alb
sence Of two years. We regret that
!: during the past week he has been
!. suffering from neuralgia.
Walter Story of Park City, has
}. moved to the Lee and Story ranch OPP
5 posite Emigrant, for the purpose of
; taking charge of large band of hor-
IS ses. Mrs. Story has been visiting
'e Nelson Story's family the past week
DR.. G. w. Monroe's chances for the
: appointment Of register of the Boze-
e man land office, vice o. P. Chisholm
al resigned, appear to be very encourag-
ing. He has, in fact, the assurance
r Of delegate Toole that he will get
there.
1t is several years since Montana
has experienced as backward and un
1; favorable spring as the present fol
t. agriculture operations. For the pas
IN 30 or 40 days the weather has beer
he so extremely changeable, alternating
ma between heat and cold, that vegeta
y y ton is nearly a month behind time.
ed
n The regular monthly meeting of tn
~ city council was held Thursday nigh
er last, at which, according to the pre-
~ visions of the charter, the tax lev,
in for the fiscal year was made result
as as ing as follows: For general purposes
by mills; for street purposes, 2 mills
for fire department, mills; total,
of mills on each dollars assessed valua
DO ton. 1t seems like very heavy lev
for a town like Bozeman, that ha
nd neither city hall, steam fire-engint
" paid fire department nor present G
of prospective decent streets, but pei
e. haps the city fathers know what
les best to be done under the circumstar
be ces.
sit
DIR. Foster is contemplating a yer
o. handsome frame residence on Lamm
re- street.
Married, at Bozeman on May St
ur- by Rev. George S. Stull, Henry
Plerson of Helena to Mrs. Alien
Thorn of this city.
Married at the residence of RudolE
IN thurman, Chiskery, Montana, Ma
I'd. 8, 1886, VIM. H. Kermode to Miss Il
! a Pepper, Rev. M. ]. Hall officiating.
-ty-
nth John S. Mendenhall is excavatir
In Tor the basement and foundation
ate an elegant residence to be erect,
mas and completed this summer on Centr
avenue.
REQ.
fifr The temperance meeting held in Il