The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-19


week on professional business. /
H. P. McNaughton, the enterprising !
postmaster of Gardiner, visited Boze- /
nan this week.
Miss Sarah Black, sister of Billy
and John Black, arrived here last
week in company with her brother
Billy, and will visit here several
The second little blizzard of the
season occurred the latter part of last
week, when a pretty stiff breeze blew
from the east and the mercury drop
ped to 10 to 20 degrees below zero.
w. H. Tracy is loading fourteen
cars of oats on the side track known
as Belgrade, a few miles west of
Bozeman. This shows that the trade
in Gallatin valley is not materially
abating.
Geo. w. Wakefield, the enterprising
owner of the Bozeman and Virginia
City stage line, and public transpor-
tation in the national park, returned
last week from trip to St. Paul.
The building occupied by DR.. G. w.
Monroe, nearly opposite the Courier
block has been secured by the Boze-
man Library association and will. be
suitably fitted and ermanently used
for the purpose.
We are reliably informed that one
of our prominent business men who
deals in the ardent, has applied for
a divorce from his roommate. Three
months is rather a brief period OF
friendship, but it is said that a recent
revelation caused the unpleasantness
The dance of the "Mikados" on
Saturday night was all that could
be desired in every respect and the
twenty-five couples in attendance
were delighted with it. The evening
was rather cool but pleasant. TIL
next will occur on the Both. inst
commencing again at p. m. sharl
and closing promptly at IL m.
]. M. Wells, the pioneer freighte
of the upper Yellowstone, spent
few hours in the county capital las
week, and left for Cooke City o
Saturday with a valuable cargo c
merchandise, on runners, for the bus
ness men of that promising CAM
"Jim" always goes through on tim
whether it is wheeling or sleighin;
We are informed, says the Enter
prise, that more game such as ell
R deer and mountain sheep, abound
the park this winter than has bee
known to quarter there for sever
seasons. Four different bands Of ell
numbering all together, more tia
200 head, have been frequently SET
grazing about Swan Lake of lat
Transfers on the Cooke road also 7
port game plentiful.
1t is reported that Max L. Schwe
ger, the wide-awake clerk of Levy
IN Elias recently drew a prize Of $7,5
in the Louisiana State lottery. VIII
Max was first informed of the ia
he was trimming the store lamps, a
the way that glass flew up in the {
and the kerosene was spilled w
simply astonishing. On second sob
thought, however, he colled down a
decided not to resign his osition L
til the return of the senior member
- the firm from Europe.
The Y. NJ. G. c. are perfecting
rengements to give a pleasant eve
ing's entertainment at their cl
rooms on or about the 9Th. pre-
Extra program of athletic exerci.
49, will be provided accompanied w
sweet strains of music with the q
A members and their friends in att,
no dance. This is done at the requ
ar. of a number of our people who 1
anxious to see what progress c
n young men have made as gymnas
Particulars next week.
w. H. Everson, an intelligent {
== Industrious young man of Gallat
visited the county capital this wee
The accommodating Bozeman ag
of the Northern Pacific secured
assistant on the IL tn. inst. in
person of a handsome young ma
weight about 10 pounds. He is wo
ing for nominal salary at presel