The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-19
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Qrom Tuesdays Daily
The mince pie graceth the festive board
Masking it, Jucies rare
And the mouth Of our baby waters the while
He vieweth the treasure there.
The doctor smileth wan sad smile
And heaveeh crocodile moan,
and the marble man geeth out into his yard
And polisheth up stone,
And the undertaken mournfully asks:
.What will his measure be?''
While the sexton labels spot "reserved"
Under willow tree.
James Gourley the popular and ef-
ficient head clerk with A. Lamme & Co.,
leaves tonight for the east. We wish
him pleasant trip and speedy return.
DR.. Thomas Carroll informs us that
there was no disagreement between the
physicians who attended Mr. NJ. c. Muir
nay and that he died from valular dis
case of the heart.
A Bohemian shop keeper who desires
to get q good square look at every lady
who passes, has placed large mirror in
his vindow.-Ex. Who is it? We don't
blame him, there are 80 many pretty
women here.
Hon. Sam Word is making so many
visits to Boseman that we would suggest
he stick uph his single in Bozeman, and
divide his time between the largest min
ing town, Butte, and the largest agricul-
tursl town Bozeman.
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 4 Brown, at a 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
The people of Bozeman are proverbial
for liberality when any appeal is made to
them. The late NJ. c. Murray not hav-
ing sufficient funds to provide for de-
cent burial the amount was speedily
+, ised among our citizens, whose purses
are always open to any general appeal
and none are quicker to detect fraud.
Delicious mountain trout can be cap
tured in large quantities at this late
date in the season. Some people imag-
inc the streams are frozen solid in Mon
tana during the winter, but how woefully
they would be mistaken could they drop
In here now.
We had the pleasure Of meeting last
night, Mr.. F. B. Ross, the travelling pas
senger agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul railroad, which it is said
operates more miles of road than any
other line of road in the United States.
We hope to see them stretch Montana
ward.
From Mr.. r. J. Daniels who is IN town
from Muir City we learn that the Boze-
man tunnel will have daylight through
it in about two weeks and that there is
only about 100 feet yet to take out. The
tunnel will be completed very near the
first day Of January.
Mr.. D. L. Miles, expert agent of the d.
N. Osborne self-bindlng machines leaves
tonight for a six weeks tour down
among the saints of Utah, Mr.. Thos.
Whitworth takiug his place as general
agent, who after visit down among the
Yellowstone towns, will make his head
quarters with W. H. Tracy, local agent
for the same company.
The Farmers and Mechanics club was
Organized last night under the most fav-
orable auspices. Fifty-one names having
been reported as members. We are
pleased to see this old and popular club
still in the field for another winters en-
ioyment. Their reunions will be held at
Coptain Smiths hall, the first of the sea-
son being next Thursday night.
On q visit 10 the Board of County Com
missioners to-day we found them sizing
up twenty, ten and five dollar gold pieces,
but we failed to detect any cards, unless
like All Sin they had them up their
sleeves. At any rate we would have
been pleased to take hand and rake
down the pot, but we were raised out.
Capt. C, c. Cochran, for several months
on the editorial staff of the Independent of
this city leaves tonight for Bozeman,
where he will take position on the edi-
. torial staff of the daily CHRONICLE of that |
city, Mr.. Cochran is practical news
paper man and we wish him success in
his new field of labor.-Herald.
Capt. Cochran arrived last night and
as soon as he shakes himself up, will en-
ter upon the discharge of his duties.
From letters received from the rela- |
tives of Thomas R. Edwards they desire |
that public expression of their thanks |
be rendered to the people of Bozeman
for the kind care and attention to him
during his last illness, and while they
were not able to be at his bedside, it is
gratifying for them to know that kind
hands ministered to him and did every
thing in their power to save him.
A game Of Fa(Dr-o will be opened to-
morrow, two doors west of Sackett &
Worth's by the Fair sex Of the Presby-
terrain church, but we can guarantee
that when You put something down you
will take something up, no matter how
the turn comes. You will get your mon
ey's worth besides contributing to good
cause. Money has to be raised to build
churches and parsonages and we know
of no pleasanter way Of getting it out of
the pockets Of the people.
The examination in the case of the
Territory, on complaint of Dick Conliff,
against Andrew Weinholzer, charged
with assault upon complainant with in
tent to kill, was concluded to-day before
Judge Seward, and decision rendered
that defendant be discharged. The case
was warmly contested, but his honor did
not consider that the evidence warranted
q commitment on the charge. The at
torneys in the case were Sam LIE Roy for