The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-25

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the Avant- Courier, {
June q, 1891
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l. spend the summer vacation at homo
L. Fl. Vandyke and family have
! removed back from Helena and will
likely remain permanently. Mr.. Van
dyke has accepted a position in Mes
serS Profit & Kopp's meat market
The approaching Forth of JULY cele-
bration in Bozeman bids fair to be
the most extensive, expensive and en-
n joyable of any that has ever taken
d place in u little city.
d The familiar countenance of Charlie
Millard (the Livingston "man of Mvs-
tery') was visible upon our streers
on Wednesday, he having come over
n from Livingston to pay a short visit
q to friends.
Nelson Story returned on Saturday
( last from a trip to Washington, New
{ York and other points east. Bud Story
accompanied his father on his trim
and quite likely learned more than if
ne had remained at home or had even
attended school.
Should everything prove favorable
, our local baseballists expect the Liv-
ingston nine over tomorrow and in
all probability a lively and interesting
game will be played on the new
grounds at the north end of Church
street.
A. L. Corbly is being treated for a
severe case of rheumatism at Fran
!. sham's healing institution, so far with
encouraging results. Mr.. Fransham
has successfully treated many ag-
grayated cases of rheumatism during
the past two years.
1t is announced that General Nelson
A. Miles will shortly visit st. Paul
on his way west, and it is not unlikely
that the successful Indian fighter may
. spend a day in the "Gem City" He
would certainty meet with a crafty
ing reception in Bozeman.
Arthur Schneider returned from a
, short trip to Mystic lake on Saturday
evening. Notwithstanding the wealth
er was somewhat stormy he caught
over 60 of the speckled beauties, one
of the number weighing two pounds.
While breaking a horse on Saturday
Ed Fridley receiver a severe kick upon
the right leg just above the ankle.
While no bones were broken the limb
was so badly bruised that had it been
! almost anyone else he would have now
: been confined to his bed.
Jake Kilrain, the champion pugi-
list has finally been relegated to the
rear at Hoboken, New Jersey, on the
10th last, Frank Slavin put him to
sleep in the ninth round and thus
passed him into the ranks of second
class buffers.
p. H. Bohart, speaking about the
: almost unprecedented heavy rains of
the present month, and the a%pprehen-
sions of many farmers that serious in
jury t. crops may result therefrom,
, expresses the unqualified opinion that
there is no eau. ? for alarm on account
: of any apparent excessive moisture.
The nomination of William Nc
Kinley, Jr., for governor of Ohio, by
the republican convention of that
state, was a generally admitted pro-
position, but that it should occur so
unanimously and with such unbound
ed enthusiasm the most ardent re-
p~ublicans throughout the country were
hardly prepared to anticipate.
There were thirteen mountain sheep
and five kids seen near the summit
of "Old Badly" last week. It is to be
hoped that anyone killing game out
of season will be detected and punt
shed to the full extent of the law. The
proper enforcing of our present game