The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-23

Mrs. w. H. Tracy returned Fiday
from a short visit to Helena, where {
she attended as a delegate to the
state Sunday school convention. '
A. G. Henderson of Des Moines, {
Iowa, is visiting his brother here and s
is so pleased with the appearance of
Bozeman that he will probably take ]
up his permanent residence.
Born, in Bozeman, Montana, May
81, 1890, to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Benepe,
a daughter. l.
Born, in Bozeman, Montana, May
81, 1890, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed d. Ellis,
a son. H.
L. S. Getchell returned from Six
teen Mile and Murray mining camps,
Thursday, and reports having had a
pleasant trip, though at times some
what damp and rocky.
The walls of the st. James Episco-
pal church are rising rapidly. The
masons are hard at work and it al
ready gives one the idea of a hand
some structure in the near future.
The Bozenan brewery is now run
ming at full blast, it is said, turning
out a fine article of the foaming bev-
erage. !
DR.. L. A. La Garde, wife and two
children, of Fort Assinibone, visited
Bozeman since our last issue and were
the guests of Gent. and Mrs. l.. S..
Wilson. The doctor was formerly
one of the prominent pos tsurgeons at
Fort Ellis and has many friends and
acquaintance in our city.
| The new city marshal is almost
wearing himself out impounding the
e town cows, although he appears OF
have several kids employed to run
them in off the at % cents
a head. That's right; let the ordin-
: ance be strictly enforced, if it takes
the last single off the house and the
last horn off the muley cow.
r We heard several of our Butte Wis
itors commenting on the freshness
and pic-turesqueness of our lawns and
gardens. Several friends of DIR. Hig-
gins of Butte, were so much taken
up with some of the pretty gardens of
N the town, that this alone made them
" wish they were residents here.
There seems to be pretty lively
~ competition just now between the
: two rival dealers in farm implements
located on the opposite corners OF
Main and Central avenue-both hav.
ing received very valuable consign,
ments of new machinery within the
~ past few days. Mr.. Ellis, however
considers himself ahead so far, be
cause his is a big, bouncing boy, al
most large enough to operate a Flyini
Dutchman sulky pillow; while MI. Ben
r, epe insists that he is perfectly salts
u fed with his pretty little girl, an,
that in time she will probably ge
away with the boy.
nd The work of clearing off the build
ings, fencing, shade trees, etc., fror
the building site selected for the ne'
- hotel was begun in earnest last weel
w. H. Tracy purchased the old fran
buildings, which he has torn dow
and removed. The ~two-story brio
structure known as the Hooker builC
ing, which was erected at a cost
$500 to $4,000 about six years ag'
is being rapidly demolished by til
contractors and the two rows of lare
shade trees running Through the Gel
ter of the lots will all have to giN
way before the spirit of progress ar
the onward march of public improv,
ments.
Mr.. Chas. Anceney was in the Gil
; on Tuesday. He reports grass SOM
what short on his Gallatin count
stock ranges, but says the feed
excellent on his Yellowstone coul
ty stock range, in the vicinity of Br
mountain, and that the cattle thereC
are now in excellent condition. tt
cowboys are about closing up Il
~ spring roundup. 2