The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-14
WEEKLY CHRONICLE
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(From Fridays Daily
A church outft, over in Bozeman,
Gets up exhibitions, and shows men
The Broom Brigade's elegant drill;
Then the girlsQn their best bibs and fuckers
Sell the brooms to the bald-headed suckers
At prices which make them feel ILL
MACEDONIAN Poet.
Building still continues and mechanics
are as busy a. in midsummer.
Has it occurred to you that it is time
to order your Thanksgiving turkey.
The invitations are out for the Knights
ofPythias' ball to be given on the evening
of November 28th.
The entertainment last night was the
best given during the four nights, al
though attended by smaller audience.
A colored peoples ball last night was
attended by about thirty-eight people OF
Bozeman.
Parties who fail to receive their paper
regularly, will please report to Joe Baker
Who has the contract for the delivery of
them to our patrons and to whom they
must look.
We understand that the Farmers and
Mechanics Social Club are about to re-
organize for the winter. They expect to
hrve membership of seventy-6ve this
winter.
The CHRONICLE job Office yesterday
finished a very elegant job of printing
for Merriman Bros, Of Gallatin City.
The job in question Is ball invitation
to take place on Thanksgiving eve.
At the last term of the Beaverhead
county court, twelve cases ofdivorce were
granted. Beaverhead seems to be the
banner county for putting asunder what
God has joined together"
Manager John Mcguire has closed a
contract with John L. Sullivan and party
oftwelve for giving two exhibitions in
Montana-one night in Butte and one in
Helena-paying 5000 for the privi-
lege.
The Bozeman CHRoErcIE began the
publication of daily edition November
lst. The copy received here is we'll filled
with reading matter and has liberal ad-
vertising patronage.-Butte Inter Noun
tain.
Land Agent Green recently purchased
some lots in new town called Minor,
d. T. Since then every mail has brought
offers for his lots and last week he con-
cluded to sell one, and in few days
money was telegraphed from three differ
ent men.
Col. Botkin, warden of the Deer Lodge
Penitentary and his deputy NJ. NJ. Lock-
wood has been discharged. Col. Botkin
is highly spoken Of, but it strikes us that
there has been altogether too many es-
capes during the past six months.
IN. Abraham's, Marengo," is written
upon the Eastman House register. Ma
rengo, it transpires, is in Washington
territory, and few months ago a rtage
containing seven commercial tourists
was wrecked at this place compelling the
passengers to walk seven miles to the
nearest town; hence it has become BY
word with the facetious drummers and
when one of them is in unusually good
spirits, he writes it as his hailing point.
Mr.. Abrahams really comes from San
Francisco.
= At a meeting of the Bozeman Social
Club last evening seven new members
were admitted, making now sixty men,
beers in good standing. We are pleased
to state that the slight misunderstand-
ing has been cleared up and that the club
promises to be unusually harmonious and
successful. As Captain John Smiths
hall has been engaged for the winter
there will be no difficulty in accommo-
dating this large number. The first
dance of the season will take place to-
night.
Articles of incorporation of Wells, Far
70 & Co., were last week filed in Mime
sofa and Dakota. For the last seven
years this company has had charge of
the express business on the Northern
Pacific railroad west of Helena. They
have appointed l. Z. Anterior agent in
st. Paul, and are preparing to undertake
through business. The Northern Pacific
railroad claim monopoly of the through
express, and the equities will be settled
in the courts. The suit is now pending
in the courts Of Washington territory.
DR.. H. H. wynne, specialist of the
eye and ear, has located permanently in
Helena. DR.. Wynne is graduate of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
New York; and has recently beeen sur
geon-in-charge of the Essex Hospital of
New York. He has moreover been re-
specially connected with some of the
largest general hospitals of the metropo-
lis. He has furnished an Office in such
manner that will enable him to make
all the examinations and perform the
operations as they are performed in the
Eastern eye and ear hopitals.
An exchange says that Roscoe Conk-
ling is coming to the front as a republi.
can candidate for president. This is, in
deed, something. Directly after the close
ofthe war Of the rebellion, upon the sur.
render of Gen. Lee. train load of raw
Union recruits, on their way south, waf
met by train filled with veteran sol
diers, ragged and battle SCARED, return
ing north, to their homes. Where you
fellers going?" inquired the veterans
ITO the front" was the vain-glorioul
reply of the recruits. Front, HI" an
swered the disguised veterans, the war;