The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-05
THE CITY CHR0NICLED.
Nrom Tuesdays Daily
u. Martin is quite Ill.

the arrivals by last nights train.
And now il the poor, unfortunate tur-
ksy highly suspended upon the outward
valls Of our enterprising stores.
Il. Mintie, Of the Montana lumber
company, Livingston, is oyer IN visit to
oar city.
A gentleman now in Bozeman, recent
" shipped 10 the Little Blackfoot, 1000
pounds Of ore by express.
The warm, pleasant weather of to-day
.hss had the effect Of bringing out every
sstter available.
y The western train was delayed this
morning BY .. snow bnkade west Of
Galla&in.
The eastern train due last night has
net With series Of delays in Dakota
cd Montana.
Two runaways broke the monotony Of
yestssday. One team contained three
ladies' and came near resulting seriously.
Boseman presented lively appearance
today. Main street was crowded with
farmers teams.
THIS = the time Of the year when the
impecunious store clerks, reporters, etc,
would give their kingdom for horse and
cutter.
Dave Cory, Of Tracy 4 Cory, Helena
commercial agents and representing some
q the solid firms of the country, is in the
city, interviewing our merchants.
The owners of the Great Eastern lode,
HsDn, Alysworth 4 vanTassel, Of Boze-
man, viii erect concentrating works on
sheis property next spring.
We lslfn that W. NJ. Casterlinc has
Duschased house and five acres Of land
near hi vineyard At Los Angeles, Cali
lbnia.
: CD. Best, who jumped Bozeman with
ont paying his bills, says it is not true.
He always has that story on hand, but
b. loae use II is getting worn out.-En-
sspsiss.
One ofour printers has made wager
that Vim be decided on Thanksgiving
day. The person accepting the bet agrees
70 ct Ave large soda crackers, without
drinking; while the printer runs around
. block.
We have . problem for some of our
tsachen and scholars to solve. Take
board twelve feet long, ten inches wide
q one end and eight at the other Cut
Of piece 20 q to get an exact foot of
lumber, no more, no less.
A Miasouls man goes on record as say
Ing that the Ceur d,Alene excitement is
NE work Of the Northern Pacific railroad.
That corporation comes in for blame on
everything. It may have caused some
ofths wheat in Gallatin valley to become
AoGt-bitten.
The Fargo Republican, an esteemed ex-
ehanse il slowly but surely developing
into funny paper. Its aged and pom
desous proprietor is worthy man and
W are sorry to see such sad ending of
such an honorable life.
Our friend Eberman, of the Tribune,
ays that Livingston furnishes Bozeman
With whisky and may, perhaps, be called
upon 70 furnish water. Your water you
you had better keep, Brother E., but if
ve need wind we will have no hesitancy
IN ca|ling Upon you.
Il always affords us much pleasure to
CanoxlcIs the marriage of youthful
sosples, but the old maxim of better late
tlhan Asver 4 exempted in the marriage
IT week by Rev. R. N. Stevenson, of
NJ. r. Frank aged sixty and Miss V.
Rsed aeed hfty. May they live to double
-their age.
The Boseman Daily CHRONICLE has
made it, appearance. It is neatly
printed and contains liberal amount of
news, Boseman, it seems, has business
enough to support a daily and the new
vsntuys ought TO flourish. It has our
bet wishes.-Husbandman.
We notice that our friend Topping has
been giving the st. Paul journals talk |
SeOarling Montana. Its cold, blizzardly
day when those st. Paul and Minneapolis
Sspostes don't interview a Montanian. |
1Astssn people must be anxious to post
themselves on this country.
There hes been = man prowling around
Shis once and other business places DUR
~ the past two days, Xho evidently
aesds The protection of an insane asylum.
Will 10 has very little to say and is
Deslsctly harmless, 1t is evident that his
sppss story b effected.
II L. - man get the dumps and |
think that Boseman will not "boom."
1Aess aEs sunacisnt enterprises and CAPT.
- easning into this town to make it one |
sgths largest cities in Montana. There
- NV no very large towns in Montana,
cd when there 10 Bozeman will be
1nsaQ The largest.
An illustration Of the ridiculous and
annoying way in which church choir
VII sometimes run together, the words
- ahymn i Afforded by the remark Of a
snall boy in one Of the front pews of a
sharch IN Boston. The hymn beginning,
me consecrated cross I'd BEAR" had
- been sung, and in the momentary
quiet which followed, the perplexed
youth turned 70 his iather and asked in
- earnest whisper: .tSay, pa, where do
they hssp The consented cross-eyed
lessr.