The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-04

Brown, both of Boulder City, were joined
in the holy bonds Of wedlock by Judge
Sterling, at the International hotel on
THURSDAY last. May they always have
murray time through life and live in
brown stone house, is the paryer Of may
friends.
Gov. Crosby, on Thursday afternoon,
held an informal reception at his office in
honor of Gov. Murray of Utah, and Gen.
McCook, of Camp Douglass. All Of the
territorial and city officers were present
and great many citizens. The visitors
were given cordial greetingand hearty
welcome to the Empire City Of the North
west.
The Northern Pacific hereafter will
charge immigrants $50 per car from st.
Paul to Bozeman or other terminus OF
the road. For anything less than car
load 81 per hundred pounds. This in
cludes household goods, stock, etc. Last
year the Union Pacific road charged just
double the above rates. Competition
makes cheap rates.
The Pioneer Club gave dance on Fri
day night 1t was well attended and all
hands had a good time.
Forty-eight burners Of electric light
blaze forth in all their splendor in Hele-
ma and more a coming. We will soon be
able to get along without the aid Of the
sun.
There was struggle all last week be-
tween the snow and sunshine but the
snow come out ahead by ten inches. 1t
was close shave.
The officers of the Montana Fair As
ISOLATION have fixed the date of holding
the fair in this city from the 3rd to the
9Th of September next.
Editor Voolfolk, of the Independent, is
going to take short rest from his labors
by taking trip east. This is right. All
editors should "pull Off and rest once
in while-for the life of an editor, if he
isn't bald-headed and cranky, is hard
one at best.
Gov. Murray, of Utah, is as handsome
as picture and looks as if he wanted to
live in peace and harmony with all man
kind, including the Mormons. He is said
to be man of brains and knows how to
manage the affairs of Utah 80 that all the
people of that territory know what is
going on. He is not up to the "snap
judgment, process Of some Of his neigh
boring Governors. He don't sign his
name on the process Of some of his neigh
boring Governors. Nor does he sign his
name to personal letters as Gov. Murray.
He can wear the honors of the Office
without making jackass Of himself.
Some people are given to vanity and
some to common sense.
Charles Lehman will build a business
block on lower Main street the coming
season.
General Sherman, Chief Justice Waite
and Justice Gray, will visit Montana
next June.
1t only takes four days for the mail to
come from Bismarck to Helena. After
the first of July next it will only take
two days.
Hon. w. c. Gillette, one of Montana's
great sheep raisers, was in town few
days last week. Mr.. G. holds forth at
Dearborn.
The city papers are now receiving and
publishing complete Associated Press tel
egraphic news.
The spring term of the Custer county
court will convene April 10th, Judge
Wade presiding.
The new design in hosiery will be the
American flag in white upon the ankle of
a black stocking. To what base use have
we come at last.
The new spring bonnet is out. 1t is a
straw. On one end of the straw is rose,
and on the other end a ribbon. Price,
$22.37.
A good deal of real estate is changing
hands at present. Sales are reported
every day at round figures. The boom
is coming.
The Helena Board of Alderman paid
Gov. Crosby an official visit one day last
week.
A party from Cheyenne wants to sup
ply Helena with gas. Got gas enough
for the present. Don't come.
Helena merchants will hereafter freight
there goods from Bozeman.
Wallace w. Brown and wife, after an
absence of three months on the Pacific
coast, arrived home last week.
H. w. Cole, the electrician, will visit |
Helena in May.
Mr.. Davis, of Deer Lodge, was arrested
here last week for stealing $50 from his |
employer and taken to Deer Lodge for
trial.
Helena Wheelmen is the name of the |
Bicycle Club of this place. The club will
be on hands or rather wheels at the next |
fair.
Rev. w. F. Webb, of the Episcopal
will open a parochial school in
Helena next summer.
Chas. w. Cannon, 80 report says, will
erect an art gallery and public library
building next summer and present it to
The city. Mr.. C. is the right kind of a
man to have in city. Wish we had a
lozen such Cannons to shoot up public
Sam Hauser and Bill Allen are going
% do something handsome for Helena
,oon. Hurry up.
Gov. Murray, of Utah, and Gen. Nc
yook, of Fort Douglass, were in town last