The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-04
Bozenan Items.

Quaw.
MI. ". A. Bean and wife are expected
in Boseman on Saturday.
Tho harbinger Of spring-the red
breasted robin-is here.
"squid" Rice, Of Billings, is in town
hound for the West coast.
d.. Mcmillan, under sheriff Of Custer
county was in town last week.
Barney Schaemfeld, Of Miles City is in
town taking in the sights Of real live
There will be q praise service in the
Presbyterian Church on Tuesdsy even
ing next.
There il o movement on foot to start q
reading room. May it receive the sup
port a oil.
Az yet it is impossible to bring Pull
man car over the temporary track, around
the tunnel.
Mr.. Beck, one Of Gallatin county's we'll
TODD farmers returned from visit east
yesterday.
Engineer H. H. Hollidge left on Sat-
urday to survey some mining claims at
Emigrant gulch.
RI Woodwork, representing a boot
and shoe firm Of Minneapolis, was in
town this week.
Chas. Rich expects in . few days .
large omnibus, which will run to and
from the trsinA
The Boseman band intend to buy new
instruments in the near future and give
some Ane concerts.
The new leather IRE buckets have ar
rived. They are the latest pattern and
substantially made.
Walter Burke, superintendent Of the
Billings and Benton stage line, spent .
few days in town this week.
seebree, Ferris L White have purchas-
ed Geo. Nichols stock Of tin and timers
tools for their new hardware store.
The Presbyterians contemplate having
their pulpit filed by . clergyman from
the East during the month Of May.
Now that We have got city charter,
q Mayor and Board Of Aldermen, street
crossings will be the proper caper."
sebree, Ferris L White and the Nye
forwarding company are erecting tenn
porary store houses at the depot grounds.
Geo. Nichols has concluded to lease his
store and fixtures, instead Of selling out
entirely, and will spend three years in
tho east.
Mr.. Haldron, q prominent lawyer Of
Fargo, spent Tuesday Of last week In
Bossman and put $500 in Main street
lot - . flyer.
John Miller hes painted and papered
his saloon and fixed everything in hne
shape and will Welcome oil his friend this
evening at six.
The CHRONICLE job Office printed
enough tickets for the city election on
Monday last, to have supplied every voter
In the county.
John Miller closed his place Of bust
ness on Monday in order to have it
thoroughly renovated. It win be open
~ usual tonight.
The Helena Independens gets even with
Thayer in ito issue Of March Is. 1t is sell
dom that "Greek meets Greek, " but when
they do then comes, etc.
The Western Union Telegraph Office
has been moved to the depot. An effort
IL being made by our citizens to havet the
Office moro centrally located.
A great deal Of interest is manifested
in the Hunter murder. The court room
ON Monday was crowded with spectators,
mostly ranchmen of the valley.
VIM. Perkins, the man who lost his
hand last week by the explosion Of Giant
powder, had to have his arm re-amputat-
cd above the elbow on Sunday.
PIT. Reading, who is On the road to
fortune, passed through town on We'd
needay, On route to Oregon, to purchase
500 sheep, for his range near Miles City.
Rev. Mr.. Hortonberry, Of the NJ. E.
Church, South, will hold religious ser
vices at the Court House next Sunday at
IL .. m. and 7 p. m. All arc cordially
invited to attend.
Hishsmith, scully 4 Co., are buildings
large paint shop in connection with their
large establishment, and will do all kind
Of fancy painting and everything else in
the wood and iron line.
Mr.. c. H. Thompson, employed by the
Northern Pacific coal company, was in
town this week. Mr.. Thompson had
Just returned from examining mine on
the Upper Yellowstone.
A. P. Curtin, the popular dealer in car
pets and house furnishing goods 1t Hell
ena. was in our city Wednesday last, on
his way east over the Montana Short
Line" Everybody takes it.