The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-12
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1t is reported that man was killed at
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1t is reported that man was killed a
Emigrant gulch on Wednesday.
Pat Worsham has sold all of his Tobacco
and cigars-a result of advertising in tn
daily CHRONICLE
We lear that the Grand March is sool
to be performed at the Roller Skatln
Rink
Piatt, of the Helena Independent, ha
discovered diamond mine-in hi
. mind.
The rumor to the effect that Mr.. Sher
i'll is to be paymaster on the railroad
denied in railroad circles.
"Why, you're genuine..musician," sh'
said the other night as Kelly warblet
off few notes. mo, Pm Missourian,
he replied.
The County Commissioners will be il
session until next Tuesday. Nothing o
great importance has yet been transacted
The Bozeman Social club will give one
of their select parties tonight at Capt
John Smiths Hall. To 90 is to enjoy
yourself
''Ten years elapse before Morgan again
appears" read Uncle Jerry, our Pike
county friend, at the theater last night
"WaI, ole women, / reckon we'd better
pull for home"
| The Holland troupe babe farewell to
Bozeman last evening in the play Of "Ten
Nights in Bar-Room." A large audi
ence was present. The company left on
the east bound train for Livingston.
The Mussettes, a musical company,
which has travelled all over the world,
will be in Bozeman next Wednesday and
Thursday. The Miles City papers laud
the performers to the skies.
| The bill for the new furniture at the
court house has been received. The
various offices will soon be furnished
with as fine lot Of furniture as there is
in the Territory.
A. B. Carow, the boot and shoe man,
is having the brick building next to his
present locationstitted up for his stock Of
goods. His present quarters are too
small for his increasing business.
The worst story we have yet heard of
Livingston whiskey is to the effect that a
spoonful was recently given to a sick
child. Being left alone cat sucked its
breath and few minutes after, died.
Tuesday last the Marquis De Mores
and the citizens of Billings eliminated by
a written agreement contract for the
erection within eight months of a slaugh-
tering establishment similar to that
erected by the Marquis at the Little
Missouri.
They have lot of rustling advertisers
in Livingston, for instance: Gard of
Thanks-I wish to personally return my
sincere thanks to the person or persons
who took the trouble to write a note to
certain young lady of this place, and also
for signing, E. c. Lawrence"
To quit the dry goods department, it
will be welcome news for the ladies to
learn that they can now avail themselves
of the opportunity to buy dry goods of
Ellis & Brown, at big sacrifice Namely.
twenty per cent. less than cost. Call
early while our stock is full and COM
plete. ELLIS 4 Brown.
Two doors east of LaClede hotel 46wtf
Dick Cantlif, or "Pretty Dick as he is
known, among his sporting friends in
Bozeman and Miles City, was shot at
Livingston the other day by man
named A. Weinholzer Luckily the ball
failed to enter his head and passed
around his forehead to his left ear.
Weinholzer has been arrested on the
charge of assault with the intent to kill.
A. A. Cameron, the book-keeper and
selfasserted professor, left yesterday for
Livingston. The professor succeeded in
enriching himself considerably while
here and in return has given his scholars
system of bookkeeping, which lack
of the knowledge of arithmetic, renders
useless. Money expended in learning to
write would have been more beneficial |
to many of them.
We have to thank the CHRONICLE for
copy of the panoramic view of Boze-
man lately published. 1t is handsome
view and represents Bozeman in all her
beauty. The board Of trade of that town,
with commendable enterprise, has secur-
ed 5000 Of these Autographs, and is dis
tributing them at trifing cost. 1t is an
excellent method of advertising a town.
Charles NJ. Beach, of "The Shaw"
Cheadle, Stafordshire, England, writes to
Land Agent Green that he is DESTROYS of |
purchasing an addition to Bohemian. He
asks Mr.. Green to forward plats, ETC., by
return mail. Truly Bozeman is becom-
ing known abroad.
Several very important real estate
between the agent of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad and eastern parties. Shrewd
spectators recognize the fact that Boze-
man has not been over doomed and that
soon enterprises will spring up that will
make it the leading city of Montana.
Inasmuch as our steam whistle has
caused great deal of unwarranted alarm
during its short existence we have
adopted the following code for fire alarm
When assistance is needed from Livings-
ingston the whistle will give one long
toot. When the services of the Helena
fire company three long mournfu! toots
will be given. As Sam Leroy, Chief of
the Livingston fire company, is some
what on the toot himself it is feared that
our toot will not not come up to the
scratch