S. Patrick and N. N. Crary, of
Omaha, with a large pack outfit
from Camp Carlin, in charge of
chief packer Moore, arrived here
last Tuesday evening, staid over
night, and departed for the moun
tains south of here Wednesday
morning. There were some sixty |
packs, and twenty-five men in the I
company, besides the general and
his guests. They arc out for bear,'
j and as they have one of the best
j hunters in the west, Baptiste Gar
■ nier. or “Little Bat,” as he is fa-
• miliarly called, they will doubtless
be successful—unless the bears
hear of their coming and get out
of the country. Little Bat is a
half breed Sioux, and is accom
panied by Frank McMahon, who
is also a half breed, and Short
Bull, a full blooded Sioux Indian.
The Post Office.
Dr. Johnson received permis
sion, last week, to move the post
office from Doggett Bro’s, store to
his drug store on the east side, and
Saturday the change was made.
Miss Mollie Johnson was sworn in
as assistant postmaster and, as she
is a very bright, well educated
young lady, she will fill the posi
tion with credit, and give satisfac
tion to an exacting public. We
were opposed to the transfer of the
office to the east side, and used
every honorable means in our pow- '
er to prevent it: but now that it is!
accomplished, \vo ard readj* to say
God speed to the doctor -and wish
him every succeeds. Evidently the
| doctor has a,’ fe.t rong, “pull*’ soiiic-r
where.
-i> i .• f >iol 11‘
Dr. J. M. Browder,
“PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Throat and Ear trouble a Specialty.
II Will Answer Calls Day or Night.
OFFICE: One Door West Scott’s
Jewelry Store.
