The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-14
PERSONAL.

William Robinson, of Liberty. Ills
is III town looking over our prospects.
Miss SaIlie Hosmer has returned L
her home in San Francisco.
Sam Garvin and wife, of Melville
Yellowstone county, are at the Northern
Pacific hotel.
Sheriff Blakeley left OIL Thursda.
night for visit east.
Mrs. F. w. VanAllen will leave 70
the east tonight.
Frank Esler will leave Tomorrow
night for California, perhaps visiting thu
Sandwich Islands during his absence
which will be until next spring.
MIR. d. A. Kughen and family leave
next Monday for California, where they
will spend the winter.
Miss Blair of kankakee, Illinois ant
sister of Mrs. {. H. Cobb. is now guess
of her sister.
Mr.. Harris, originally from New
York state, but more recently from the
Little Missouri country, has accepted 8
position with Walter Cooper.
Maj. Gordon and Col. sacket went to
Helena last night.
Mr.. Tate arrived home last night
from the Musselshell country, where he
has been for the past month.
-Chas. F. Whaley, of St. Paul is at the
Eastman House.
Engineer Wickes and party. consist
ing of four men, are at the Northern
Pacific.
Hon. Cald. Edwards, was in the city
last night.
MIR. Drew Allen, of Livingston, is in
town for few days.
Lieutenant kingland is a guest of
Major Gordon, commander at Fort Ellis,
for few days The Lieutenant has been
in Park during the summer in charge of
the construction of roads and bridges,
and to-day received transportation over
the Northern Pacific railroad for himself
and ten men. He is a member Of Gen
eral Towards staff and was sent to the
Park by the Interior Department.
F. D. Cooper. of Omaha, is looking
our city over.
Hon. w. c. Gillette, Of Lewis and
Clarke county, Is among the arrivals in
our city this morning and will remain
several days.
DR.. Carroll returned this morning
from Lockport, New York.
E. B. Sprinkler, of Dillon, is viewing
the wonders of far-famed Bozeman.
&c. l. Gillepin, of Pittsburg, Pa, is in
Bozeman, attracted here by the reports
of our vast coal fields.
&C. Henry Moore, of Virginia City ar
rived this morning.
Howard Sebree, of Salt Lake, a men,
Der of the firm of Sebree, Ferris Il White
of Bozeman, is in the city.
The genial Wilson, of the Helena
Herald, whose rust!ing propensities have
made him famous, is in Bozeman.
w. D. Kent, Of Pontiac, Ills, has
heard a great deal of Montana, and came
to Bozeman this morning to post him
self on its future and decide whether he
will make investments here.
A. R. Nichlay, Of st. Paul, arrived
last night and laid his heavy head upon
a bed at the La Clede.
Ben Meyers is in town for few
days. Ben spent the summer and fall on
his ranch without visiting Bozeman
once. He promises not to stay away SO
long again.
DIR. Carroll is accompanied by his
younger brother, John L. Carroll, Of
Southport, Pa, who will remain in Boze-
man and study medicine with the Doc
ter.
Ben. Fridley intends to leave to-
night for California, where he will spend
the winter.
H. T. Lowery of Helena, one of the
cattle kings of Montana, was at the East
man house Saturday.
John Mcintosh, of Helena, and
resident of Montana twenty-five years,
was in Bozeman Saturday
e. S. Berrisford, the st. Paul cracker
man, is in town.
Major H. J. Armstrong, agent Of the
Crows, spent Sunday in this city.
j. C. Donovan, from Grand Rapids,
Minnesota, is looking over Bozeman.
A. B. Daggett, travelling man from
St. Paul, is in town exhibiting millinery
samples.
d. NJ. Erskine, commercial tourist,
is at the Eastman
George B. Clark, of St. Paul, in the
grocery line, is showing samples to our
merchants.
Captain John F. Blake, United Sur
veyor, now at work on the Crow Reser-
walton, is in town.
Captain E. S. Topping leaves to-
night for New York. where he will have
his book, "The Chronicles of the yell
lowstone" published.
Maj. T. P. McElrath, founder of the
Miles City Journal, has gone to Min
neapolis to take position on paper
there.
Christian Nelson and family, living
near Bozeman, will leave tonight for
Boise City, Idaho, where they will re-
main during the winter. His son-in-law
has leased his farm.
MIR. A. L.-Corbly gave us a pleasant
call this afternoon. Mr.. Corbly has no
news to impart, but brought to us
package which the owner can have. See
advertisement.
John NJ. Robinson of Middle creek,
called on us to-day and inquired about
the health Of the new offspring-the
daily.