The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-12
IRON Monday 5 Daily
twill heseen that coal from 9iaxweiis
mine, formerly Maxes's, will hereafter
be $500 per ton.

1t will be seen that coal from Maxwell
mine, formerly Maxes's, will hereafte
be $500 per ton.
The postoffice site at Big Timber, Gal
latin county. has been moved seven
eights of a mile from its present location
By notice elsewhere it will be seer
that the famous Park restaurant ha,
fallen in with the spirit of the times ano
will give good beard at $500 per week.
City Marshal lakewood can be seen
nowadays in regular cowboy costume
and if you want to get cheap milk visit
the pound and get it from the source Of
supply.
NJ. L. Strasburger writes from Los An
/ selos, Cal, that his health is improving
| rapidly. While there he met Mr. Caster
line, who has a very pleasant home but
is not satisfied owing to the fact that
| every branch business is overdone.
Chief Engineer Anderson of the North
ern Pacific, denies the statement which
app .ared recently in Bismarck paper,
to the effect that one of the piers of the
company's bridge over the Missouri ut
that point had settled.
i. w. Mcpherson will in few DAYS
open out stock Of paints, oils, window
glass, wall paper and painters material,
at the old stand of Basinski's, and will
furnish painting material in any quantity
from the smallest to the largest order,
ready mixed for use.
Mr.. c. {. Cochran, au experienced
newspaper man, for some time employed
on the Helena A,dpendeid as Geographic
editor, is expected tonight and will take
the managing c'litorship Of the CuRoN-
IcLE, vice A. X. Yerkes, who has held
that position since this paper was started.
We understand that some of Professor
Cameron's scholars have taken exceptions
to the smal!ite which appeared in FRI
dav daily regarding that initcrant distrib-
utor of knowledge and propose to 90 on
record iii Thurdayss Courics at The bottom
of a vigorous kick. Such love and vener-
alton for fellow men is seldom seen
outside of dime novel.
From b. +. Yerkes' account of the
hardships endured by the boys who are
getting out wood near sipes' canyon, we
imaA line that they earn their money. On
Saturday one horses leg was broken, an
other badly injured and man barely
being killed By falling log,
which slid down the mountain SIDE like
a section Of creased lightning.
The CHRONICLE, with its business eve
properly adjusted, and their usual enter !
prise have sent out a supplemental sheet
in the shape of a birds eye view of
Bozeman, sketched by the artist Trim F,
mer. We acknowledge the kind remem-
brances, and are reminded that nothing !
pays better than advertising, whether it |
be your individual business, or the town |
Or country in which YOU live.-TiJnne.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church /
and none know better how to enter I
tain-will commence the fair upon which |
SO much time and labor has been expend- /
ed, on Wednesday the 18th inst, at the !
place formerly occupied by Basinski !
brothers. You can get everything at rea- !
sonable prices and If ,a'l want g.o,i ,
lunch or s,r are inea! you can get it. /
We advise you TO go ard if you 90, put !
money in thy llrse.' J is contemplate
I'd also t. give another IL. lIibition OF the |
Broom Brigade drill under he Captain
ship of Miss Pinney. Everybody and
heir little ones are invited.
Mr.. John Davidson adyani,, AGENT for |
alice 4 Smith, informs rs that A.essr-.
alice 4 Smith will arrive here about the |
9TH inst, with every detail completed
or the presentation Of the panorama Of /
he National Park. Judge Mcguire, ell
.aged as lecturer for tie concern, will |!
tay in BoZenlan awaiting orders fro!n |
lis employers. He says he does not
know what route has been decided upon,
put he thinks the LEADING liontana towns
will first be visited and then the leading
owns of Oregon. Washington territory
md California. when the entertainment
will be given in the Atlantic cities. This
s the programme he believes will be ad-
'pted.