The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-08-01

Harvesting has commenced and the The
prospect is yerv flatterine for good yield Hays
Of all the cereals. The weather y - fdne anda 0
Is could be expected to ipen and perfect chattir
the grain. demon
----.a Lot had wi
1'oo no''1 '''iese" e :, e. 800 in the
term Of the district court, by his honor, Will
judge Martin. and in the absence of bail return
now lanpuish in iail. sent to
that
sn i"'eies'eu - .'o and ha
'''e uet'o' '"io!a'' as ''is' WIZ w." the be
49,. ~. ~. ''uo 49, =. =. wager
.o-'o a .,' '''"s .,'o "'l'ou..o' IcLE til
80 The
Is SAID that Frank boswonn paid which
LOT tne management OF beecher IN hei- Zeitzk
ena, Butte and Deer Lodge, 81 200. Only and wi
five towns in Montana will be privileged some =
to see and hear the great orator. in pro
Postmaster Anderson informs us that ing, vi
railway mail service will he extended on school
route. No. 26OOl. from Livingston to Terrific
Helena, on August 18th, 1888, by the The
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. e;ohta
The Helena Independent came out on twenty
Monday in the form Of an eipht-paee this en-
paper The Independent is a paper of are IN
sterling worth, ably edited and enterpris- Mullal
inc. We are pleased IN see its nn,sperity branch
-, ----- south
The street railway scheme is progress
ing favorably. We expect to be able 10 u
soon tn chronicle the commencement If rooms
work II ia n rim from the court bouse of tow
In the denot. Two cars will ho enoaoed one bl,
o. ;,-.----:---; Taylor
ueoixe " IS'on srhseo iroN, oeoke well W
City on Monday. Twenty three loads Of rert h,
machinery for his snelter have already terms
gone up and twenty loads are expected nrem;s
daily, when he will be prepared to begin
work. MAJ.
---- last Fl
,',e "a'oh'c Aenp.e' 'o,nef VI WALL prepar
.''u Do~0'an ''fees' rap,uH app'"'o" party.
Ing conP'et'on anu Will De une nlieS' of it til
temple the order has erected in Montana or,ov
anu Will ~ iuri'S'ieu '''rousiou' III soou tourist
'''''0' good p
On Sunday the coach running between reason
Helena and Deer Lodge was "held up" come.
by road agents and six passengers rob- All
bed of their wealth. Each OF the men latin y
passengers were armed but offered no c,,o,
resistance. m, c;t
A gentleman we'll posted who knows have t
whereof he speaks, gives it as his opin- AIS
ion that owing to the high rents in Boze- has
man that large number of small dwell and w
ling houses will oe erected before cold and be
weather sets in. latin c
D. A. Kughn has purchased q half in Rost
4
terest in the Brumfeld silver lead, seven by far
and q half miles from Bozeman, and pro- Repub
poses to develope the mine at once. Five ingsto
thousand dollars will be expended in Mr.. c.
SINKING snaHS. ernOr
A nre,;m;rorv moet;ro ~ rrom;rart Mr.. B,
citizens was held m Monday tn take ury; J
action in regard tn electric l;ohts. An. Mrs. E
other MEETING was held last NIGHT and # are ira
is evident that Bozeman is to be lighted are ex
| by electricity. AID,
| Mrs. C. M. Churcbbill. proprietor of CHRoN
the Queen Bee. a weekly publcation ad P. Ha,
vocating Woman's Political Equality and to Eul
Individuality, issued at Denver. Color he exl
ado is in Bozeman canvassing the town, of cop
| with great success. Hayes
| ,, ness v
orc DuU.As -, " to a m
~ '0.. oA', =, ~" o~>"p'ou ~ MARLIN friend
.'' anu WI, 0ooA ooo"py .,'0 hear Q
building with large stock of hardware
The hewitt boys are rustlers and their Doc
| PROSPERITY is the pride of Bozeman. he Ike,
r Mo-ao c.;rod +ho oood mil, of thu On Sa
CHRONICLE boys last week by leaving 70 See
he.ut;fn, s,nn,v of LARGE .strawherr;es AZ door,
the Office. Mr.. Morse has grown large sVo'e
amount of the berries this season, and SNOW
6rda thoro 70 ,,o a prof;t.hla ,,ro,nct;or a nois
office,
In tne pariance Oh Inc falroadel' only the CO
nan Tie Is now Deine iaid ny tne that
tfackiayers. ihls means only one tle, Docto
where TWO oeiongs' Inc other ue Will time
be put on by the surfacing gang. Nearly -.
three miles of iron was laid one day last Inc
week. iolo"
--- cheon
Two weeks lrom 'o-uay "le iovels VI have
spoft can 'no"lge III ZIG t'10'll'eo VI 'lo'. cheon
lug ~ N.e ies'liereu .'ioe as we'll 90 "ni geon,
mas Oh larger grown. Inc supply Vi find O
grouse anu ch%kens III oaiiauh Vahey him
ana surrounding mountains ID sa'o !" oe chare
abundant. conf
n c..n R-;sh;r oco;r comos n Tho front no lol
th;a +;mo hv b.v;ng q citation nm tho porL far as
l
Branch named after him. But why not? are u
The General is q genial man, a great hcans
boomer, and owns one of the prettiest En-,
ranches on the upper Yellowstone, and follow
lie an old settler. int
Mr.. Walter p. Daniels, a respected maj
farmer of Salesville, died suddenly last TO ma
week of heart disease Mr.. Daniels serv- prlnt'
ed in the late war four and q half years, oWne
was good citizen and very popular Hyou
among his neighbors. This country loses poeta
J a valuable citizen of sec
the
Inc oo1en's" Ns''ola' oaiiA ie'ei'eu which
on Monday handsome new safe direct the ,,
from the factory at Detroit, Michigan and !;
, It is the latest patent and by far the best
burglar proof safe in Bozeman. 1t has a he
time lock and the doors are closed with rom
lever It is worthy of inspection. shonl
- river
Inc snip"en' u Huit HUH .alllo'n'a the
via the Virginia stage line to Bozeman or ir
continues large, five stores receiving brea,
several boxes every evening. The eastern il inn
fruit sellers will haye to pack their fruit If III