The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-09
From Tuesday's Daily

A party OF several gentlemen left to.
day on a fishing excursion to Mysti,
Lake.
$. A. Nahon, commercial traveller in
the tobacco line, il guest at the East
man house.
! Landlord Libby this morning received
two fine thoroughbred setter pups from a
friend in Helena.
| We understand that coal from the
Maxwell mine will hereafter be sold from
yard in Bozeman.
Mr.. J. b. Bogert yesterday received
from his old friend and partner, Mr.. Reid
of New York City, box of quail.
1t is reported on the street to-day that
a man named Toole, in the Emerson dis
trict, has sold his mine for $4,000.
The snow in the mountains near Boze-
man is very deep, and it Is safe to say
that wood will hereafter be somewhat
dearer.
Large posters received this morning
announce the coming of John L. Sulli-
van, the pugilist, to Helena, where he
will appear on Thursday and Friday
nights.
For a period Of about three months
this Office has not received a copy Of the
Benton Record. On the other hand We
have sent daily to their Office copy Of
the CHRONICLE.
The Bozeman silver cornet band, will
give grand ball in Speith & Krug's hall
on the eveningof February IL. Ths boys
are in debt, and take this means to help
them out.
1t is the intention of our city fathers to
stop fast driving in Bozeman, and for
that purpose the. officers have been
ordered to arrest the first guilty often
der.
Several OF Isozeman's prominent citi-
Gems were fined for fast driving yesterday,
and it il noticeable this afternoon that
the trotteD are permitted to jog leisurely
along OH Main street.
Button & Co., have placed in their sa-
loon a small elevator. also speaking
tube connection with their upstairs club
room, and are making many improve
ments in the Headquarters.
Pendleton has gene to the West Gal
latin to-day to catch the speckled beau
ties of that stream. We trust that he
may have better success than was meas
ured out to him on his hunting trip.
A Chinese woman was seen in pursuit
Of man, up Bozeman street last night,
vigorously blowing a police whistle and
loudly swearing in pigeon English.
While she took her breath, the man es-
capped.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the
Catalogue Of the Bozeman High School
and graded course of study for the pub
lie schools for 1854, arranged by A. G..
McComb, NJ. s., Principal" 1t ia very
neat catalogue.
Larry Burk, known as ''bum," was
found dead at Livingston last night.
When found the officers were looking for
Larry, intending to bring him to the
poor farm He was at one time resi-
dent of Bozeman.
Nelse Catlin and party returned from
the West Gallatin Yesterday, and were
in the mountains five days. During that
time the three men shot twenty two elk,
seven deer and one mountain sheep.
Nelse says that there is great abund-
ance of game in this region.
Messrs. Carlin, Wilson and Van Allen
yesterday purchased from Mat W. Alder
son, piece Of ground on lower Main
street, with large log house thereon,
known as the Rouse property. Consid-
Grafton, $1,000. This, We consider one Of
the best bargains that has been offered
in Bozeman this winter.
The Knights of Pythias of Bozeman.
by the authority of the Supreme Lodge.
X. of p, have organized section of the
endowment rank with membership of |
thirteen. and installed their officers last
Saturday evening. President Enoch |
Vice President o. Tnnd- |
wall :. Chaplain. Geo. F. Barnabv Score
larry and Treasurer A G. Hamf;e,d
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