The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-14
,~B ozennan Items.
I n 9YAefaav it W. so above in the

il able TO be around again.
In another column win be found the
late doincs of the Territorial legislature
by telegraph.
Chas. Duglass for q long time assistant
cashier in the First National Bank, o.
Miles CITY, is in town.
Thee. Muffly, clerk of the district
court, accompanied by his wife and child
are over from Virginia City.
The building next to Sebree, Ferris 4
Whites new hardware store, is being re.
novated ~ CI6ckett 4 Nelson's harness
shop. - .s@''''''
On Thursday telegram was received
at the Western Union Office stating that
the track had reached the summit Of the
divide. s
Walter Burke, superintendent of the
stage line between Benton and Billings
spent several days of the past week in
Bozeman.
There is some talk of organizing 9
Printers Union in Bozeman, there being
sufficient printers here to form a strong
orgianzation.
A Lamme & Co.'S, double half column
space will be filed up soon with de-
tailed account of what they have got and
will have for sale.
COLE. B. Pike, H. Clark's superinten-
dent, arrived from Helena on Friday last
and left next day for Muir City to hurry
along the grading.
I.Orschel, Of the firm of I. Orshel 4
Bro, Miles City, visited Bozeman last
week, prior to taking trip east, and
perhaps to Europe.
We received well-written commune
cation signed by taxpayer, this week, but
owing to the omission Of the writer's
name we cannot publish it.
. .Raymasten Voolfolk, Hines and
/ Frazier, of the N. P. r. R., arrived in
town on the 9th to pay the graders and
men working on construction.
Herman Orschel, of the firm of l.
Orschel & Bro, Miles City and Livings-
ton, was in town long enough on Tuesday
last to select fine lot of valentines.
The advertisement of Geo. R. Nichols
appears in this issue. Geo. has been
here long time, has good business and
knows the advantage of advertising.
The Bozeman CHRONICLE has made its
appearance. 1t is nine-column folio.
ably edited by S. w. Langhorne, and is
Democratic in politics.-BiUings Post.
R. P. Menefee returned from the east
last week, but we are sorry to see that he
returned alone, the predictions of his
friends to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Sam Lewis bath rooms were obliged to
suspend on account of the weather last
week. A "codger" notifies the public
that they will be running within few
days.
Considerable excitement was caused
on Monday by the discovery of color"
in the gravel being taken from the cis-
tern on the corner of Main and Bozeman
streets.
Hon. Thos. r. Edwards, District At
torney, has gone to Dillon to attend Dis
trict Court. D. c. Campbell, ESQ.,, will
attend to any business for him during
his absence.
In another place will be found the
death notice of Mr.. s. M. Fitzgerald's
bright boy. Several other members of
Mr.. Fitzgerald's family have been sick,
but are recovering.
Hon. w. o. p. Hayes gave the CHRoN-
IcLE office call and like all good Dem
ocrats paid us for a years subscription
We are glad to see him around after
severe spell of sickness.
Mr.. Chas. Rich has returned from a
short visit east. We are sorry that he is
confined to his room by reason of illness,
but trust he will soon be on our streets
in his usual good health.
Phil. Koenigsburger, an old Tina Mon
tanian, is in our town interviewing our
business men, in the interest of the firm
Of which he is member, dealers and |
manufacturers of cigars.
D. A, Cole, charged with "unlawfully
and cruelty wounding and torturing do
nestle animal" had a hearing before his
Honor, Judge Martin, and a jury last
Wednesday, and was discharged.
"A. Grassie and Rod sherwin, of |
Chicago, are in town, one in the interest
Of G. M: Henderson & Co., and the other
well known liquor firm.
They report good business throughout
the Territory.
Last Wednesday night, while H.
Kelley, of salesville, was attending
festival, some bold thief entered his
granary and took therefrom thirty
bushels Of oats. Steps are being taken
70 apprehend the thieves.
Judge A. D. Mcpherson left last We'd
nesday for a long visit to his home at
Detroit, Mich. Leaving Bozeman for a
TWO months visit, the Judge, Of course,
mad the CHRONICLE sent to him.
We are pleased to see many of our
merchants clearing away the accumula-
;i-n of rubbish in front and back of their
torres. Let the move be united and
lean appearance be given to our town.
Geo. 0. Eaton has lately bought of C.
!. Baronett, the remaining half interest
4 the War Eagle mine in the Clarke's
FORK mining district. Price paid, $1,000.
We are glad to see this gentleman inter-
sting himself SO largely in our mines.
Alex. Devine, editor of the Billings
4erald, passed through Bozeman last
on his way to Helena and Butte.
dr. Devine is infatuated with Bozeman,
md aside from Billings says it is the
inest town he has seen in the Territory.
F. A. Galloway received five wagon
Dads Of furniture, &c, yesterday for his
lew saloon, which is now being painted
nd will soon be ready for occupancy. A
arge building has been added to the
tructure, which was formerly used by J.
3asinski & Bros.