The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-14
From Mondays Daily


A large number Of farmers were in
town to-day.
Walter Cooper's majority in Dawson
county was % votes.
Judge Dawes is loser of blank book
containing valuable data and two notes.
Sebree, Ferris L. White have sold since
last April four car loads of Acorn cook
and heating stoves.
We are informed that Captain EatOn's
smelter at Cooke City was to commence
to-day.
See advertisement Of the cheapest gro
Gerry house in town, and guess who it is ?
Don't all guess at once.
Mr.. Davis Wilson, read very inter-
esting sermon of his own writing, last
night at the Presbyterian church. A
very large congregation was present. Mrs.
Gen. Wilson also sang a very beautiful
| solo.
The Bozeman Daily CHRONICLE is a
new candidate for public favor. 1t is a
bright little sheet, but much larger and
| superior in every way to the baby paper
at Decentralization Record.
We would suggest that the large stones
now being put on Main street be broken
by the city and county prisoners. The
exercise would do them good and the
city be benefited.
Charles Anceny, of Hamilton, graced
our sanctum to-day. Mr.. Anceny is one
of our most prominent men and largely
interested in improving the stock of the
country. We can always learn some
thing from the visits of such men.
Three men engaged in a fight last
night appeared before his honor Judge
Dawes this morning. The Judge uncork-
ed the vial of justice and poured the
anointments on their heads to the tune
of S. apiece.
We noticed the genial face of an old
timer Mark Ledbeater of Hamilton on
our streets to-day. He informs us that
as soon as the railroad town of Hamilton
is surveyed, John Potter Will move his
store there. We acknowledge pleasant
call. Gene again. The latch string is on
the outside.
A rumor this afternoon says that the
Indian fight is the reverse from what we
have published in another column-that
the Flat Heads were routed instead of
the Crows. However, the first version
was obtained from man who lives with
the Crows, and is supposed to have inter-
viewed the young warriors.
Does it pay to advertise? ask the most
successful merchants of Montana. If
you wish to find man who is enterpris-
ing, energetic, sells the best goods for the
least money, the man who buys goods
and advertises in order to sell them
quickly; that he may turn over his
money promptly and purchase the
freshest, the newest and most stylish
goods look over these columns and read
their names.
Three Flat Head Indians were on a
freight train this morning en- route to
Jocko Agency. Officer George Heren-
deem, who speaks the language, inter-
viewed them learned that one of their
number had been wounded in the fight,
but beyond that was unable to learn any
thing. 1t is presumed that the three
we're engaged in the recent fight at
Shields river and that the wounded man
being unable to travel on horseback was
being taken back the cars.
If there is anything to make strangers
fall in love with Montana, it should be
the beautifully warm and magnificent
weather Bozeman is now experiencing
calm, cloudless and moonlight nights.
As we sit and write We can see the fish
erman with his pole, line and basket
walking toward the fast running brook
on the outskirts of town, who will come
back tonight with basket full of
speckled beauties. If there is a more
genial cline, more health-giving region,
we wish to see it.