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lluon P. G ai.v.x. the popular stugc man of j a$tern Montana, was in town last week, and ,, gave u8 a Iricmlly call. Mr. Galen has his different lines now well stocked, and lms pro- j vided lirst-class coaches to accommodate the i I large increase of travel anticipated to this!; section and the National Park this summer j | and fall. Mr. Galen, since the establishment! of his line?, has met wkh iliflleu’ties j which would have overcome an ordinary ■ man. Besides the dt» p snows of last winter I a year ago, and the unparallelled cold weather, when travel was rendered darikjerotts and almost impossible, and the freshets of this last spring, when bridges were sw**pt away, and the whole country was overflowed, lm has had to contend with the red tape of Washington and the unauthorized interference ot Territorial officials. But the indomitable energy of Galen has successfully com-\ batted the elements by regularly delivering , our mails, and defeated the gratuitous ofli- j ciousuess ot outsiders by complying with! i his contracts. The West Gallatin bridge has j | been repaired, and his coaches now make ; through daily trips to Helena and Virginia : Oily from this place, and are always on time.
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Bozeman Avant Courier
Bozeman, Montana, US
Fri, Jul 18, 1873
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