The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-04-23

very solwly from his recent severe
injuries.
DR.. A. J.. Hunter says he doesn't
feel as well as usual these DAYS ami
thinks of making a visit to Kentucky
for the benefit a change of climate
might bring to him.
There are at present nine patients
at the county poor house, but the
county Jail is empty. We do not con-
slider this a bad showing and doubt
if any other county in Montana. of
same size, a compare with it.
W. f. Nichols, who has been a valu-
able addition to Bozeman society dur
ing the past winter, contemplates
leaving for his Cooke City home
0 Fact is, business lookin'
mighty 'spicious roun' heer."
The members Of Lincoln Post, G..
A. R., are making arrangements to
have Memorial Day celebrated in a
manner to be remembered. The
orator of the day will be Col. G.. G..
Bradshaw, of Butte.
The county commissioners advertise
to receive bids up to June 1, 1891,
for the construction of three bridges
across the West Gallatin river. Per-
sons desiring to bid upon these
bridges should call at the office of
the county clerk and recorder for
particulars.
Thursdays state dailies published a
telegram from Bozeman to the eff.
feet that Nelson Story had sold his
entire cattle herd. Mr.. Story says II
is not a fact and that he has not
seen any buyers. Some Bozeman
correspondent evidently heard a dis
patch going over the wires and fixed
up the sale to suit himself.
The Yellowstone Park association
are preparing for the coming season
in the National park, by opening up
the roads to permit the transporta-
ton of supplies and materials for
their hotels at the different stations.
The Golden Gate road was opened
Wednesday by shOveling out the
snow which had accumulated at that
point during the past winter.
An LOO pound specimen of coai
from the Timberline mines neal Boze-
man, is on exhibition at the office OF
Richards & Lewis, says the Inter
mountain. These mines produce the
best coal in Montana. They are own
ed by Senator C. w. Hoffman OF
Bozeman, and he has a contract witt
the Northern Pacific for the entire
> production.
James Firristell is Setting 'en
up" to the boys on a marriage which
occurred at Billings on Sunday last 4
which Mr.. Forristell and Miss He'll
man were the contracting parties
Il The bride is recently from Iowa ant
n a former acquaintance of the groom
who is we'll and favorably known Il
tn community. The congratulation
V of :He Courier are extended.
Nj v. ". Spain, who reside
q near I-g~ade, vas reported dead tn
first OF tie vccH. Mrs. Mounts an
Mrs. Williams went out to rende
d necessary help and found the lad
still alive. They brought her to Bozt
q man and she is being well cared TO
Il at the LaClede. The lady has bee
sickly for a year and is quite serious
, ly i'll.
he f. F. Fridley was over from tn
z Yellowstone the first of the week. ID
: said he had his garden planted abou
two weeks ago and will put In n
grain soon. Mrs. Fridley is still
in the city. Mr.. Fridley thinks
she was sufficiently strong to eros
the range she would soon get on ne
feet again, but the roads are not
condition to undertake such a trip &
present.
There were days this week an
there have been several during tn
winter when it was impossible to g
a pound of good butter in the ma
/ ket. Someone is to blame in tn