The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1883-12-25

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THE CITY CHRONICLED.
From Thursdays Daiiy.)
Frank Sullivan, left on Monday for
short visit in the east.
The banks, schools, etc. of Bozeman'
have adopted the new time-railroad
time.
It's noticeable fact that no one is
prognosticating upon the character of
this weather.
These are the days when raffles he
come popular. and the man without an
overcoat wins gold watch.
The Howell Bros. left this morning for
Clarke's Forks, where they will locate
some claims and develope the ones they
have.
It looks very much as if our citizens do
not expect much snow this winter, by
the manner they are taking advantage
of the sleighing.
Dr. A. Lamme has gone to California
for two months visit He will visit
his daughters who are attending school
In that state.
W. 8. McKinzie, A. D. Mcpherson and
Jos. Lindley left last night for Billings
where they go to meet the corpse Of Hon.
w. O. P. Hayes.
Those who got mp at sunrise this NOR
ming were treated to beautiful picture.
If"Sunset Cox" could have seen 1t his
name would be changed to "Sunrise."
Rountree has been authorized by the
owners of the Northern Pacific hotel to
repair the portico in front of that hostel
ry, thereby improving the appearance
of the front.
w. 8. Wetzel, of Benton, and one Of its
most enterprising merchants has made
an assignment. It is asserted that he
will be able to resume business soon and
pay all he owes.
A load of live turkeys arrived from the
valley this morning and were sold to
Bozeman butcher. It looks a. though
Bozemanites could look to the farmers
for their Christmas turkey this year.
In our article on the desert land act,
we attributed the review quoted to the
Helena land Office, when it should have
been the Commissioners of the general
land Office and from which Secretary Tel
Ter dissented.
The CHRoNrckE is now better prepared
than ever to do fine job printing. 1t has
secured the services of Cincinnati
typographical artist, for whom we claim
the badge. Prices and work are sure to
be satisfactory.
Attorney R. P. Vivion and Sheriff
Blakeley left last night for Livingston.
It is alleged that their business is to
serve an attachment on the firm Of Geo.
Carver 4 Co., for the sum of $4,000 in
favor of Glidden, Gregg 4 Co., of St. Paul.
Winston Bros, on Monday passed
through on their way to st. Paul, having
completed their railroad in Montana.
All of their wagons, sleds, ropes, cars,
ETC., are being stored in Bozeman. II
may be possible that this point will be
the nearest to their futuae operations.
DR.. G. Byron Morse, formerly Of Phil
adelphia, but recently from Salt Lake,
has located in Bozeman and will here
after preach for the Baptis's of Bozeman.
Rev. Morse is accompanied by his wife
and are located in the house lately
vacated by the Rev. Mr.. Stevenson.
F. w. VanAllen, has received his thor
oughbred Plymouth Rock chickens.
They are as fine pair of chickens as can
be seen in Bozeman We understand
that Frank intends to engage quite ex-
tensively in raising fine poultry. He has
considerable experience in this bus
iness, and it is to be hoped that he will
give this business part of his attention.
Mr.. Cole of electric light fame COM
menced this morning to make arrange
ments for the putting i'm Of electric lights
in Bozeman. Mr.. Cole informs us that
his company have ordered him to pro-
ceed with the work, at their expense, as
they recognize in Bozeman a coming
city of no mean proportions and propose
to hold the field. With the telephone
and electric light, Bozeman il surely
getting there"
Some Of our prominent ladies have or
ganised for a German, December 3lst, but
you must not say anything about it, only
to sixteen or seventeen particular friends
We will guarantee that what they do,
they will do well, and those who are for
tunate enough to receive invitations will
have cause for congratulation. The Ger.
man isa beautiful and fascinating dance
but unless you can waltz gracefully and
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business there as "bull in China
shop" unless rs spectator.
Rev. Geo. Comfort has the following tc
say in the last issue of the Montana
Christian Advocate, regarding the univer.
sity which the M. E. Society propose te
erect in Bozeman: "At present the Uni
versity interest is being considered witt
an import indicating work on this line
that must yet affect us all. They do MOI
tind all the enthusiasm here in Bozemar
that our Methodist friends in Dakots
have put on exhibition, still we expec
our Methodist exponency will bring ou
in the near future University of learn
ing that will put before the young advan
tages far surprising anything now befor
the people, and causing all to express
conviction of its full want. At present i
IL rather difficult to tell just where II
strike and what to do. Time, the IRE
wseler af secrets" will work out grea
Hhtnss in the future in this enterprise