The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-12-05

winter.
Secretary Blaine, in company with
the Brazian naval officers who have
been visiting Washington, occupied
the diplomatic galleries of the house
and senate in the Capital for an hour
or two on Tuesday.
Referring to the Messiah Indian
craze General Miles says more tribes
are involved in this conspiracy than
have yer been implicated in a hos
tile movement. He complains of not
having enough cavalry. There are
only 1000 available mounted men and
the Indians can put 5000 men in the
field. Infantry are useless in Indian
warfare.
A large number of sleighs have
been sold by our dealers during the
pas week.
VIM. Heron made a business trip to
Helena last week, the first for several
years. !
1t is the same old story: the ma
jority of u citizens fail to clean the
snow from their sidewalks.
The postoffice at Clyde, in Park
county, has been discontinued, as post
master John Harvey resigned.
Sim Roberts came up from Big
Timber Of Monday last, and is spend
ing a few days with Bozeman friends.
Messers. Kermode & Davis left
yesterday for a few days hunt and
general good time on Bracket Greek.
There has been less sickness in
Bozeman and the county generally
so far this winter than for several
years past.
We regret to learn that Couny At
torney R. P. Vivion is confined to his
bed with a severe attack of inflam-
matory rheumatism.
Adams & Rhoden are now using
the old Episcopal church building,
which has been moved near the court
house, for their blacksmith shop.
1t was Milton Brooks, instead of
Randolph, as stated in last weeks
Courier, who recently made a ship
ment of horse to Missouri in COM
pany with Frank Sanborn.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. R. Lewis will be pleased to learn
that their little daughter, who has
been very i'll for several weeks past,
is rapidly recovering.
Walter Cobb, who has been enjoy
ing an outing in the West Gallatin
Basin and vicinity for three or four
weeks past, returned to his home in
the east on Sunday night last.
Mr.. T. B. Sacket left for Minnea-
polls on Sunday night last. He will
return in about a week, accompanied
by his daughter, Fannie, who has
been visiting with her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. F~airbairn, of that city.
Two companies of infantry from
Fort Assinaboine passed through the
city on Monday evening, en- route fol
the scene of the Indian trouble al
Pine Ridge. All the available troops
in the west are now at the scene Of
action.
Charles Anceney paid his numerou!
BoZeman friends a visit this week
He has shipped his large cattle hero
from the West Gallatin to the lower
Yellowstone to be wintered. They
were kept at the home ranch las
winter and the loss was very heavy
Notwithstanding they were fed owe.
$4,000 worth of hay.
Frank Conley, of Deer Lodge, an
Dan Fisk shot a match at 25 liv
birds in Helena on Saturday last. FisI
was victorious in a score of % t
p. Percy Kenneth subsequently de
feated Fisk in a score of % to "a
Tins Fisk tamnorariIv ar least lose
the championship of Montana.
George eros is in attendance upo
the district court, IS official stenoe
rapher of this district. He was in
proving the quiet of Sunday evenin
last by doing some necessary copy
inn In tia court roorn nftor onAor.n