The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-14
From Thursdays Daily.1


will give his personal attention to his
famous portrait gallery.
Basinki Bros are decorating their
windows this afternoon with bcaltiiiil
porcelain lettes-so popular in the
east.
W. w. Mabee, editor of the Glendive
Times, telegraphs that Walter Cooper's
majority in Glendive is about fifteen
votes.
The Knights of Pythis will give grand
ball on the eve of Thanksgiving. Due
uotice will be given in these columns.
We wish to say to about 100 anxious
applicants that the COW advertised in our
columns yesterday has been sold.
Wilson & Lewis commenced t" tear
out the front of their brick grocery store
this morning, preparatory to putting in
a handsome glass front.
Miss Coda G. Finch reached home last
night, in response to a summons to come
home as her mother was not well eno'i9ii
to look after household affairs.
The Daily CHRONICLE is valuable
means of local advertising. Local items
are inserted among reading matter cheap
ly and everyone can advertise.
The negotiations are about complete
for the sale Of seventy acres of the
Crowell property, adjoining Bozeman
proper, by Boston parties.
John S. Dickerson has about completed
arrangements for the transfer ofone-half
Of Spring Brook addition to a Minness-
polls syndicate of high standing.
1t is rumored that the late arrival from
Butte intends knocking resident typo"
in the shape Of an pcii. n. the first op-
portunity for alleged crookedness in that
city.
T. B. Guthrie, more familiarly known
as Teddy the Irish Duke has arrived
from the east, with gorgeous covering.
He still loves the shamrock, and the
wearing of the green.
After one month Of hard work W. l..
Perkins has had good wagon road
graded over Bridger Pass. Parties will
now find most excellent road to White
Sulphur by this route.
Reports are that no polls were opened
at Cooke City. In this event it is more
than probable that Major Pease has been
elected, as weanticipated heavy vote for
Major Eaton.
To-day the plat and estimate cost ofthe
West Gallatin and Bozeman ditch will
be finished by engineers Bundock and
Robinson. The cost will be great deal
less then the engineers first supposed.
Now that J. S. Dickerson has accepted
the mana cement Of the Minneapolis
Journal we may expect that paper to de-
vote great deal Of attention to the
northwest in general and Bozeman in
particular.
J. f. Harvey and Nels Catlin have re-
turned from West Gallatin basin with a
fine supply of elk, deer, and mountain
sheep. They had royal sport and came
back enthusiastic over that part of the
Jockey Bros are daily expecting
arge shipment OF fresh groceries. Their
stock of California canned goods will be
anger than ever brought to Bozeman.
Their arrival Will be announced in the
CHRONICLE.
There is every reason to believe that
next spring Bozeman will be the liveliest
own in Montana. Capital has been
greatly interested and only wants the
o commence development.
The forty acres adjoining Prospect adj
lition to Bozeman, belonging to Nielsen
story, was sold to Boston syndicate,
of Mr.. Dillaway and the gen
lemen who were here last summer.
The noted Cone placer ground i'll Emil
rant Gulch was yesterday bonded to
'Iessrs. Cooper & Rountree, who repre-
ent wealthy Minneapolis syndicate,
Who will, within short time, have i'm
'roved engines, steam derricks, etc, at
rork on the valuable gold ground.
News was received yesterday of the
discovery of a rich quartz lode on the
,one ground by Freshman, while run
ling Il drain across the property. Particu-
ars are not yet given, but the Emigrant
iulch people claim that it is the richest
ct discovered in that county.
A prominent business man of Bozeman
yesterday said that his business for the
month of October has been better than
ny previous month during the year. A
anker upon being interviewed said that
usincss was good and the amount of
ersonA deposits greatly ON the increase.
Owing to the wire being down east, we
re unable to furnish any late news, but
4 ali probability the result will not be
changed from yesterday. So
II as the result in Montana is concerned
nough is known to assure the Democrats
two-thirds majority in the Constitu-
onal Convention.
Enoch Hodson, this morning purchas- i
| three lots from land agent Green, near |
he depot. Mr.. Hodson will erect slita-
le buildings at once and begin the ship
tent of cord wood from the woods, where
e has a vast supply. Coal from his ;
line and lumber, shingles, etc, from his
Nv mill. Mr.. Hodson will keep all Of :
lese necessities and furnish them to the !
eople of this town at reasonable prices.
This is the last night of John Lang !,
lirc's performance in Bozeman. Per- =
APPS we may never see the jolly gentle Q
IAN again here, although it is to be :.
oped that we may. The company will :.
We two OF their best pieces tonight,
Father and Son." and an amusing piece :.
Parpellicody. 1t is well known that
comedy that this company cannot be :
lcelled and these who wish to enjoy
earty laugh, should be there tonight.