The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-28
firro,n Mondays iailyl
At Helena on Saturday night the Their
nlometer marked lSo below zero.

At Helena on Saturday night the Their
mometer marked lSo below zero.
Phil. Skehan was able to attend to his
duties at the hotel this morning.
School commenced in the new school
house this morning.
Capt. John W. Smith is visiting in
Helena.
The east bound passenger train did not
arrive here until 3 p. M: delayed by
snow.
We have not seen many of those
Thanksgiving turkeys yet, but presume
they will be on hand in time.
1t will be seen that Hunbert q Ken
nett, have something of Importance t"
say in to-day's paper.
The train due from the east at mid
night arrived at half past one this morn
ing. The western train has not yet
arrived.
We have received picture said to be
of noted sporting man in Bozeinan, but
ii is about as much like him a Il i'm horn
is to a cornet.
DR. Case, of Nelson story's bank. has
been confined to hi. bod fer several days
owing to injuries received at the skating
rink.
The Holland troupe opens i'll Helena
tonight. They had a very successful
week in Butte and are very highly
spoken Of by the press Of that town.
Have Dentsch tell you about the bear
he killed on Cinnalar mountain. 1t
strikes us that bear hides are dear at SO
apiece.
We understand that NJ. b. Dutton was
married last night by Hon. J. ?. Martin,
Probate Judge, to Miss Maggie Finneean.
Matt W. Anderson reached home yes
terday. on the blockaded train. We
| think we can say he will remain.
sleSsrS. Ines and Cobb have returned
laden with the spoils of very successful
hunt. The cold snap sent the boys home
to warm fresides.
DR.. Whitefoot's beautiful flowers.
which have so long delighted the eyes of
those who pass his office window, sue
cumbed to the cold Saturday night. !
Our uld-time friend Tom Irvine amuses
the pisr'ims OF Miles City, by shooting
through chip in the hands Of Il friend
Tom is probably the best shot in Miles
City
Sennett & Co, have announcements to
| make to the public and in order to do the
! greatest good to the largest number, adj
vertiscs in the CHRONICLE.
Mail service to Mammoth Hot Springs
will he increased to three trips per week
on and after December 10th. This
is better than the present arrangement,
| but we hope in the spring that it will be
daily service.
They must have an cnterpris,ng and
wealthy real estate dealer at sup River
Crossing. A gentleman OF Bozeman re-
cenly sent for plat Of the town and re-
ceived together with maps, etc.,-a hand /
some painted picture of the place.
Alyswortb & Edsal have lately added
a grist mill to their establishment, build /.
ing large addition therefore. They are
now putting in a large elevator and re-
port business very lively. /
We are in receipt Of the Bozeman
Daily CHRONICLE, now three weeks old. .
1t is six column f}lio, neatly printed, +
and edited with ability. 1t is credit to +
the city Of BOscman, and from the pat !,
ronaee it is receiyin. looks as though its .
future was rarantced.-Maiden -irg,ts
How about the ordinance requiring
that sidewalks be cleared Of snow? Will
it be dead letter? .or will its provisions
be enforced? 1t would add Greatly t.
the comfort OF pedestrians. if they wer'
properly cleared. We suggest that :,
snow scraper be procured. :.
Sheriff Blakcly arrived home this
morning after pleasant visit to the cold
folks at home" We have not interviewed !
lliln as to the relative merits o. sweet !
potatoes and ''roSslln" as compared to /
mountain beef. bit Of one ding we are
s.Ire. thar he is CAD he1s back among
the boys.
The Northern Pacific has introduced a |
conmenlablc feature rn their road. 1t /
is to supply emiYrant' with coed, healthy |!
food. such as bread, coffee. canned meats, /
etr., from the dining. room ears at about !.
actual cost This will be a great con
venlcncc to that class Of travellers and /
shows that The road is making an effort /
to please its patrons !
The Niuseties will scsn he in B zeman. !
T!li. company is said to be truly first |
class and the entertainment is made Up |
OF selections from the popllaroparas and !
the company has one OF the best orchcs- |
tras on the road.
We acknowledge the receipt of a box |
of fire favored ci2ar'. branded, n. p. Il. !
r.. from the hands of Pat Worsham. Pat |
knows how 10 Do a neat thing and weare I
prepared 10 coFtif, to the truth of his /!
reputat,n Of keeping the best goods in
town.
1t is Il blessing sometimes not to have |
much 81 this worlds goods How often
10 we read Of persons being murdered for
their money Verify il Is the root of all
evil. The safest business TO be in as far
as this GOES is to be an editor. Who
| want. oar place?
Butter Mahune was arrai.ned in a st.
Paul police, court on the charge Of theft.
and it was not spoons either, but the
Judge took pity on hi.l on account Of his
name and thought that the sentence in
tiicted by his parents was severe enough
and discharged him.
P. Fl. Rorntree, the live real estate
and mining broker of Bozeman, accom-
panied bY Mr.. Hall. editor of the pici,n-
e*y,'. NpitAr,.t, spent yesterday in Liv-