The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07

Henderson Hhos Trelravon John
Hin Ed WEIGH Lutte
Hill Rowland WINDOW Inos
Holman Geo White Earl
johnsts. ,e Mary Zimmerman Lewis
Jsssen otto zimmerman Matthias
Bozernan Items.
Lent begins to-day.
David Boreum arrived from Billings
Yesterday afternoon.
On Monday night Bozeman received a
desc Of eastern mail, for the first time IN
one week.
Capt. Jno. w. Smith returned on
Thursday night last from short buM-
ness trip to Billings.
H. s. Howell, Superintendent OF Gil
mer & Saulsbury's stage line was in town
on Wednesday last.
Those who wish to Catch" onto 9
GOOD barcain should read the advertise.
ment Of W. N. Nutting.
Mr.. Barnum, superintendent of the
Monroe gold and silver mining company
was in town on Saturday.
VIM. M. hewitt has purchased the
Fridley building on Main street, next TO
Frank Esslers harness shop.
Some delay has been caused by snow
on the railroad, between Billings and
Liyingzton during the past week.
SJohn Minis, local reporter on the
CbuT;er, we are sorry to learn has been
confined to his room this week with i'll
ness.
The advertisement of Strasburger and
Sporting appears in this issue; Inc nrm
I Is too old and popular to need commen
dation from us.
The people of Hamilton are cherishing
\hopes of quite town to spring up
the coming rail mad. Henry
engaged to boom HI
To- who are interested in fine print
ing and last work should pay our Office
q visit a. any time during daylight and
zee our steam jobber Of work. h ~.
The young people had . house-warm-
ing at s. NJ. Fitzgeralfs new house, at
which the printers devil was present.
All enjoyed themselves very much. 80
Paymaster, ]. e Blaine, fthe United
States Arms, passed through town on
Saturday, after having paid off the troops
along and near the upper Yellowstone.
Architect Vreeland was met yesterday
on Main street arrayed in new style OF
garment which he has patented, and
seems to fill long felt want for picnics.
The combination lock on the Trea-
surer's vault failed to respond on Thurs
day morning. The services of A. B.
Charpie were required to gain admission.
Mr.. Russell, of the firm of Russell 4
Besseser. real estate dealers, has pur-
chased the interest of Mr.. Bessesar,. and
will hereafter, conduct the business
alone. e Fak sA% Asf - ~
Capt John Smiths palatial billiard
parlors are being rapidly furnished, and
we are informed by the carpenters that
they will be ready for occupancy on Sat
urdsynext. 10 no.. RI ,,4 ...s.
- Little Lena, the six-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs: Ellison who met with
the terrible accident a few weeks ago, is
ed of her recovery.
Mr.. Felix Coblentz, representing John
S. Bowman & Co., manufacturers OF
cigars and dealers in tobaccos was in
town interviewing our merchants in be-
half Of his firm, on Saturday.
We are under obligations to our gen.
tlemanly telegraph operator, Mr.. Davis,
F. oh 70 z
during the past week. His genial face is
always welcome to our sanctum.
Fred Foster of Billings, was in town
for q few days this week, on a visit to his
brother, DR.. Foster. Fred is connected
with Hon. p. NJ. Meadow in the general
merchandise business at Billings.
A large number of teams belonging to
the bridge builders passed through town
on Monday, loaded with camp utensils
and supplies. The men commenced
work at once on the bridges west of
town.
Ed. +. Barron announces to the public
that he is now prepared to take colts and
fast horses in training. Mr. Barron is
highly recommended both, by citizens OF
this place and celebrated horsemen OF
the east.
Mr.. Pease, of Pease & Steffens, jewelers.
leaves this week for the east, where he
goes to purchase alarge stock of jewellery.
He expects to be gone about three weeks
and during his stay will visit relations in
Wisconsin. r ..
Another member has been added to
the firm of Myers Bros. The new part
-ner put in his appearance, February 2Sth,
just one day younger than the CHRONICLE.
We wish them both long and prosper
Gus career.
The scarcity of water in some Of the
wells around town has created new en-
terprise for this winter. An enterprising
individual has secured the body of the
water sprinkler and now delivers water
by the barrel.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany contemplate taking out large ditch
to cover the tract Of country between the
West Gallatin and Madison rivers. Ii
they succeed it will be great advantage
to that section.
A report was brought to town on Mon
day, of the freezing to death, near Muir
city, of q young man formerly engaged as
o musician at the Palace theatre at this
place. Nothing authentic has yet been
learned, however.
"Davie" Boreum, former resident Of
this place, and who has lately been EN-.
ployed by Capt. John Smith, as manager
of the Florence" at Billings, is expected
in B0zeman in few days to take charge
of the captains books.
We had the pleasure Of a call from the
accommodating superintendent of Gil.
mer& Salisbury 'sstage line. Hedeparted
eastward to look after the interest of that
firm and to make arrangement for eX-
pediting Uncle Sans mails.
" Frank Wilcox of Pittsburg, Pa, pro-
prietor of large machine shop, is in
town. Mr.. Wilcox is quite heavily in
terested in the Clark Fork mines, and
will, remain here until May. He was a
.cl.4ss-mate of the late Walter Dilworth.
Mr.. Mcqueen, of Custer county, and
proprietor of the Inter-Ocean hotel and
post-trader at Fort Keogh, and inter
ested also in saw mills in this county
with Enniss Bros, is in onr town. We
are pleased to meet snch enterprisine
men. . ~ ~ -'
On Sunday next Eli Ellis, who has for
several years been connected with the
firm of j. Ellis of this town, leaves for
Central America. He expects to be gone
one year, during which time he will
have charge Of his fathers business in
that torrid regi0n.
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