The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-28
THE CITY CHRONICLED.
tIlonl Thursdays pally.l

Hinchniun * Inward have greatly
beautified the interior OF their drag store.
The George Washington Dnnkle, MIR.
Worth saw at Heron, was not the one OF
y Wanamaker fame, but his son.
Rountree returned last night and is
delighted with the fiattering prospects at
Emigrant gulch.
The monument to the memory OF John
M, Bozeman has at last been consigned
TO its final resting place.
Leon Conn, arrested in Livingston, is
said to be the man who had trouble last
summer in Butte, and afterwards skated
4 race at the Bozeman skating rink.
The tabuIated official vote of the coun-
ty, which appeared in last evenings
paper will be republished in the weekly
next Wednesday.
The winter term Of Mrs. CIark's school
will open on Monday, the 18th OF Nov,
TO continue twelve weeks, with the usual
Christmas vacation.
Nelson Story's bank will soon chase its
title to 1.-THE Gallatin Valley National
Bank of Bozeman" It's long name,
but already prosperous and solid insti-
tuition.
Our article on artesiap wells has COM
pleted the rounds of the Territorial press;
but has undergone such change that it's
author failed TO recognize it at first sight
in the Dillon Tribune.
If you want to see curiosity call at
Hinchman & Awards drug store and
see four jointed index finger pointing
to night bell. The artist has accom-
plised more than nature has ever done.
It was not our intention to publish the
account of Sheds trial in Yesterdays
issee without credit to the Heleua hide
pndent. The CHRONICLE does not wish to
subject itself to the charge eff piracy, and
hence hastens to make this explanation.
Our editorials must exactly suit the
Miles City Press, as we notice in its issue
of November Goth, that it copies no less
than three editorials and publishes them
without credit in their editorial column.
We appreciate the similarity of senti-
ment, but dislike the piracy.
Major Gordon, commander at Fort
Ellis, has received instructions from
headquarters to discharge all civilians
working around the post. The move is
caused by lack of funds. For short
time soldiers will have to do the black
smithing, c,rpentering, etc.
We acknowledge very pleasant call
from Judge Haldron, attorney for the
Northern Pacific railroad. Mr.. Haldron
has about concluded to locate at Billings
for the winter, as he is kept busily EN-
ployed on the road from Glendive to
to Helena.
The Missoula Times thinks the Lang
rishe troupe were overrated. There are
many other people who think and say
the same thing, but who could have heart
to criticise the jolly Jack, after he had
given every man connected with tho
Office Comp
A Scotch emigrant named Anderson
endeavored to commit suicide between
this point and Livingston while ridingon
on Monday nights train. He had jour
ncyed with his family to the coast, in
tending to make hcme, but becoming
deeply discouraged he returned eastward
and attempted to cut his throat.
I'VE learn that ''Git-there-Eli'' Knight,
of the Miles City Journdl, is in cores
pondence with Bill Nye and will I'M
doubtedly secure his services for that
paper, as the noted humorist desires to
come to Montana for his health. If he
comes, the Journal will be made larger
and printed with machinery run by
steam,