The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-05
(From wednesdays DAILY,


About thirty recruits arr expected At
Fort Ellis soon.
Letter at sacke,s for II. T. standish.
sent to their care.
TIC. Burns, Of Big Timber IS among
the arrivals, we n3te to-day.
Enecll Hotison will stall feed seventy
head Of cattle this winter.
Col Ilges publishes long address to
his army friends, IN the Pioneer Press OF
the oath inst
We would suggest that the old-timers
of Gallatin county have a reunion and
form pioneer club.
William Francis writes that he will be
in Bozeman 10 stay the day after Christ
mas, and that he is coming back single.
The elegant printing Of the Holland
Troupe is being put up. They viii be
here on the Sd, 18th, 18th and 9th.
Col. Ilges has started on his lecture
tour through Montana Bozeman may
perhaps be bonored by the gentleman
and his lecture. "Five years among the
Apaches."
The Pink Tea social 10 be given by the
young ladies of the NJ. Z. Sabbath school
is postponed until December 4th, next
Tuesday evening. Admission 25 cents.
Turkeys, both dressed and live, sold
readily Oh the streets yesterday at $50
to $500 each. We dare say this pays a
poor profit for their care.
The ball to be given tonight under
the auspices Of the Knights Of Pythias
promises to be one of the largest parties
ever given in Bozeman. We trust they
may have an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Sanders returned last night from q
visit to the paternal roof among the hills
Of Vermont. He comes back satisfied
that Bozeman is the liyeliest town OH the
Northern Pacific railroad
We notIccsby the Miles City papers
that our friend c. 3. Towers of The Bos-
ton boot and shoe fame, has returned
from the cast without bringing wife
with him. The next trip will probably
fetch him.
We have always maintained that Boze-
man had the best civilian brass band in
Montana. They have several new men,
beers lately and their music Of last night
proved that they are all we have claimed
for them.
NJ. H. Sanders arrived home last night
after an extended visit to his old home,
like all Montanians he is glad to get back,
but we are sorry to record he did not
bring "better half"
Alderman WIN. +. Davis left on Tues
day morning. purchasing his ticket for
Chicago. His partner, Mr.. Babcock, who
resides in Walla Walla, is expected in
Bozeman in few days.
Tomorrow union services will be held
at the Presbyterian church at the usaul
morning hour, IL a. III. Attend and OBJ
serve the day in manner something
akin to the old fashioned way. =
We admit that it is sometimes late
when our newspaper carrier gets around,
but We trust that there are none Of his
patrons but what will forgive him. 4
sweetheart in nearly every household,
must necessarily take up great deal of
his time.
Our deyil last night wished to inperson-
ate an imp at the masquerade, and for that
end BACKED his face with printers ink.
He has discovered that while liberal
use Of this article on paper is good
thing and oftentimes accomplislles great
ends, an application on the skin is en-
tirely different. lie has succeeded in
gettir the thickest of it off by a liberal
use of lye and benzine, but his eyes have
dark, sad look, which suggests prize
fight in which he was badly mauled.
His hair also is in a matted, sticky
condition and the very thought of
comb makes him tired. He was heard to
mumur this morning, after standing the
towel in the corner and looking in the
glass, that: "I'll be d-ifI'll ever black
up again.