The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-04

It will be the 10th or 18th Of the
present month before the new depot
will be ready for occupancy.
Story's mill is filled with wheat
to it's utmost capacity and but little
room remains in the warehouse.
Several Hollanders arrived in the
city the past week, the f~ore-runners
IF the colony that will locate neal
Manhattan in the spring.
VIM. Sheppard, alderman Of the
fifth ward Of Belgrade, was in the
city en- Monday wearing as broad
e smile as of yore.
Lieut.-Col. Harry c. Kessler has
been elected colonel of the First rag
iment, Montana National guard, TO
succeed Col. Lloyd, resigned.
After a holiday of five days du-
ration, celebrating their New Year,
tie few Chinese residents of the city
have settled down to business again.
The bus was on wheels a few days
during the past week and some farm
ers also came to town in wagons.
There is again sufficient TO- for
sleighing, however.
An old landmark of northern Mon
tana, the old way station CT the Hell
ena and Fl. Benton stage line, was
burned last week. The place has
been lately used as a hotel.
An a~uctioneer with a glib tongue
and quite an assortment of sea shells
did a big business at the Odd Fell
lows building fer several days and
nights during the past week.
J. w. Tilton says he contributed
10 the hotel and to the new depot,
and this year he proposes to give
as much to his customers and see
"hich pays the best.
Henry Byam and H. S. Gasaway,
Ct Trail creek, were in the city on
tuesday. They are mining consider
able coal and shipping it to Livings-
ton, where they find a ready and re-
nunerative market.
Mails now leave Bozeman on
tuesdays and Fridays for Salesville,
arriving at 6 p. m; leaving Sales
vile on Tuesdays and Fridays at z
e, m, they arrive at Bozeman at IL
3. m.
Senator Power was taken suddenly
i'll at his quarters in Washington on
tie End, with ~hemorrhage Of the
stomach. Physicians pronounce his
condition p~recarious and say that it
will be some time before he can re
sumo work.
The ice harvest for this season is
about over and as usual a large
quantity as we'll as an excellent ar
ticle has been housed. Many farm
ers throughout the valley have wise
~ laid in a supply fer use through
1he hot summer days.
Tuesday was Grounding day. Il
Eis pigship had shown himself upoI
the streets Of Bozeman upon thai
cay he would have had no difficulty
in seeing his shadow, or in hognos
ticating what the remainder of thu
winter would be.
The slight rain shower on Satur
day brought some Of our dealers t,
the front with their stock of UNI
brellas. They have now been replac
ed in the show windows, however, b.
articles more appropriate to the sea
son and weather.
Peter Payer after a service o
SIX years and eight months as stag
driver on the Bozemsn and Virgins
line and the line from Norris to Viz
ginia, has concluded to engage i
other employment, and is now in tn
Ety awaiting the consummation o
arrangements to that end.
Through the kindness Of Col. o. I
Chisholm we have one Of the halt
dollars of the issue of 1892. The dc
sign of the coin is handsome, super
Ior in this respect to coins Of pre-
vious issues. Strange to say, how
ever, the cheek Of the Goddess q