The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-28
WEEKLY CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY nov. .sst. 1883.
THE CITY CHRONICLED.
From Tuesdays Daily

$ an b. OFT again.
\ ,,..rce will be given 10y the soldiers
at Fort Ellis tonight. The boys i'll bite
.s,ne,ails lave a good time.
Cy. i.uss, of tie firm Of Humbert &
Kennatt. If. Yesterday to close ont the
i,ranc!, t r. o. ti;at firm at Muir
The Unit II :-iatn,, Land Office ye.tcr-
day received hands me SAFE from the
i'iebold COMPANY
/ he official vote nf the county should
be canvassed tu-inorrow or next day at
far,Ies;. Let us know who is elected.
Local items are very scarce i'll town to-
day, although many people are in town
and it presents business-like appearance
as usual.
Rountree, the reality rustler, is at
present at Emf grant, whittier he Guided
Minneapolis capitalist
.'IfI was you / would not give that
cane to DR.. Lamme," said a bright little
girl to w. S. Mckenzie. "Why?" Be
cause he might strike you with it," was
the answer.
The CHRONICLE Office is getting on
new dress Oar landlord does not do
things in a half way His tastes are
aesthetic and no mistake.
A subscriber at Three Forks in letter
subscribing for the daily CHRONICLE says:
'Your paper is credit to the Territory
and | would not be without it,
Chas. hewitt has sold out his interest
in the hardware business of hewitt Bros,
but the style of the firm has not been
changed. Mr.. hewitt is on the lookout
for some other employment.
1t is quite Elshinable thing now to
"cane" friends in BoZeman. DIR. Lamme,
was this morning presented with a hand
some cane, or rather an alpenstock,
which w. S. Mckenzie brought all the
wav from Arkansas for him.
J.V. Bogart has word from Bird ;alfee
that he has purchased his exhibition
apparatus in New York and has returned
to Philadelphia to finish his views, from
whence he was to start for Bozeman
about the Dist inst.
Now is the time for the society young
man to invest his surplus earnings in a
nice horse and cutter. What looks so
cosy as a nice be-furred young lady with
ROSY cheeks sitting reside you, and you
holding the reins over "Jay Eye See"
Do you see?
Phil. Skehan, proprietor of the La
Clede hotel, has been confined to his bed
the past three weeks With an attack of
inflammation of the kidneys. His condi-
ton to-day is worse than it has been dur
ing his illness and fears are entertained
of his recovery.
Little boy with sled. painted red. Little
girl going backwards up the street, comes
in contact with the sled, and flies SIN
teen feet. Little boy laughs in glee, and
is Just as tickled as he an.be. Says lit
tie girl, eff your weren't so young, |
would certainly kick from you lung
Why don't somebody get married. com
NIT suicide or elope, 50 that we could
have sensation? 1t is trying on ones
nerves to be looking up locals and max
ing speeches. etc. Give us something for
a nine days wonder.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an inyi-
tation to attend the opening Of the
Roller Skating Rink at Livingston, Nov.
90 Sorry we can't attend. We have
skated once too often On Our rink in
Bozeinan
A look at our markets will convince
any one that Montana can turn out more
fat stock, furnish juicer beef steaks, fatter
mutton and more fresh wild meat than
any country under the sun. and yet we
do not have the govt.
L. S. Topping, author of the "Chron-
icles of the Yellowstone" has been Civ
ing the light Of his countenance to the
railroad towns along the line and has Sc
cured good list Of subscribers to his
book.
1t is feared that a wholesale destruc-
ton of game will be made. up the West
Galatin. G. H. Cobb, Ed. Anderson and
Will lines started up there hunting few
days ago and it is said took with them
ten pack animals. We venture the as
sertion that they will have good time
anyway.
There is considerable talk about start
ing street railway company in Boze-
man. The cars will run from the court
house to the depot. The talk is now !
done by men Of means and there isevery |
reason to believe that the scheme will |
assume tangible form and an early con-
We were sorry that the speeches made |
by w. S. Mckenzie and Dr. Lamme
we're SO long as to prevent their publica-
ion in the CHRoSICI.E but in condensed |
iorm they are about as follows: Heres
your cane" To which the Doctor re-
olies, "How" Weare pleased to see the
.ordial relations 50 long existing between
hese gentleman ccmented by such
okens ofafiection. May they both Give
ong und prosper, ind der children und
Ter families"
7. W. Teasdale, the popular and we'll
inown general passenger agent Of the
Royal Route from st. Paul to Chicago,
S stopping day in Bozeman after liav-
ng made tour over the Northern Pa
iiic railroad to Portland Mr.. Teasdale
5 greatly pleased with his trip, although
AIKEN at . di>agreeable season of the
ear. He says that the railroad con-
ANY are expcnding vast amount OF
money in Portland in improvements
he business men he says fail to grasp
he situation, and will close up before
hey will put agents in the fields. 1t is
he liveliest place he ever saw forts size.
cattle is. he thinks, the most promising
avn on the coast. The weather was
Amy, condition which the natives are