The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-25

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T. M. Pierce, an attorney from Fort
Benton, is expected here this evening. /
He will become a partner with H. c.
Cockrill in the law business and make
his home in the city hereafter.
W. M. Award, well and favorably
known to all patrons of Bozeman drug
stores, has taken a position with the
Osborn Drug company and can be
found hereafter carefully dispensing
medicines, etc., at that establishment.
Helena will have a lively set-tO
with the white ear of Anaconda
about two years hence, and it is not
a two to one bet that Crackerville
will be able to knock the big chief
out of the capital ring in the final
contest.
j. NJ. Lindley has moved his office
to the ground floor of The Bozeman
block. He is nicely located now in
the room formerly used by George L.
Ramsey. The rooms vacated by Nh.
Lindley will be occupied by the tele-
phone exchange.
Everyone in and around BOzeman
appears to be prosperous and happy,
and in the best Of circumstances to
enjoy a Merry Christmas, which the
AVANT COURIER cordially wishes
to one and all of it's friends and
patrons.
w. S. Hartman, a brother Of Con-
gresham elect Charles S. Hartman,
arrived here Thursday from Indiana.
The brothers will be associated here
after in the practice of law in this
city and state. Nh. Hartman is q
welcome addition to u community.
A yarn is going the rounds Of the
Montana press to the effect that a
COW in Missoula county recently gave
birth to five well-develOped, kicking
calves, all at the same sitting. The
trouble with some of the oldtime Mis-
soulians is that they don't know g
cow from a blind SOW, nor a calf from
a sucking pig.
Eighteen to 20 below zero is rather
uncOmfortably cold, v e for Montana
yet that is what the Bozeman Their
mCmeters registered on Wednesda!
night. What rendered it still mor'
tedious was a stiff east wind tina
filled the atmosphere with drifting
snow, almost binding those who wer
compelled to face the storm.
It is said that Sheriff RobertsO'
will engage in the practice Of Lax
soon after the expiration of his tern
Of office, having studied for the pre-
fession several years ago. "Jim" j
one of the best educated and most eX
tensively read men in Montana, an
being endowed with a remarkably re
tentive memory, there is no goo
reason why he should not achieve bot
fame and fortune as a practitioner.
The esteemed Chronicle gives OF
the information, cold, that negOtis
tions for the sale of the AVIAN
COURIER have been pending for SCI
eral weeks "and now that the deal
about concluded, the matter is mac
public. The price is $4,000" tt
Chronicle not only anticipates the de
away ahead Of the parties in interes
but it has probably got One cipht
too many in fixing the considerable
at $4,000. If we could get $500 fl
the plant we would consider Ourselv
away up in the pictures, perhaps.
T. J. Lynde has been in the CT
several days this week. Some nigh
ago a quantity of grain was stOl
from his granary and he traced t
produce to an individual who is nc
in durance vile. The grain stealth
craze seems to be having quite a r
in the vicinity Of Salesville, as on
about a week previous Cal Edwar