The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26

Julius Basinski was married yesterday
in New York to Miss Bruce. We pre-.
sumo they will soon be on their way ia
their mountain home.
C. H. Countryman and Dan Country.
man, Of saltwater; J. NJ. Kagy, Crow
agency, are among the guests at the
LaClede.
Nellie Boyd and her company will play
an engagement of one week at Ming's
Opera House, commencing Monday even
ing, April 7th.
John Mcguire, theatrical manager is at
the LaClede. He will Immediately fit up
the Opera House for the accommodation
Of patrons.
Leap year, and very few weddings ~
yet. We are fearful that our stock If
young men do not come up to the stand
ard. How is it?
John Schreiner, of Livingston, is over
on visit. He will remove with his
family to Townsend. Speaks highly over
the prospects of that fourishing burg.
Joe Brown, who has been visiting in
the east for some time, has returned
home to enjoy nice weather. Says there
are many worse places than Montana.
It is said that Col. Lamborn, land COM
missioner of the Northern Pacific, will be
asked to resign for the reasun that his
land grabbing policy was not in accord
with the present management.
The Northern Pacific Hotel register
shows among new arrivals; the names of
Fred J. Walk and C. B. Mendenhall,
Springdale; S. A. Harper and A. Grupp.
Mr.. Mendenhall is one of our large cattle
dealers.
See advertisement in this issue of the
new barber shop. 1t will be noticed that
they have inaugurated a new scale of
prices, such as will command patronage.
These gentleman are spoken of as being
artists in their line.
We acknowledge receipt of the Mon
tana Wool-growers' Associations Annual
Bulletin. 1t is neat pamphlet, Of about
ninety pages, full of interesting matter to
wool-growers and bears the imprint of
the River Press publishing company.
w. L. Perkins met with an accident
last night at Muir city, which though not
dangerous in quite painful. In attempt
ing to board moving train, he slipped
and in falling sprained his leg, so as to
lay him up for several days. He hasn't
got used to railroads yet.
The attention of the trustees of school
district No. z, is called to the fact that
the spout on the northwest corner Of the
school building on the East Side, has
been torn away, and should be repaired
at once, 90 that the water running from
the roof may not damage the building.
Sheriff Blakeley is now driving his
fine Clark Chief colt. Sandstone" and
he shows splendid style and action.
Sandstone is q full brother of Lobster but |
Blakeley says is much finer horse; but |
we are inclined to think our friend Nc
Kinzie will say he will bet that he is mis-
taken.
Two weeks from to-day will be the day |
on which to hold the city election and
from now on we may expect the political
pot to boil. We anticipate that there
will be two or more tickets in the field
from which the electors can choose.
Organize gentlemen, and trot out your
and may the best men win.
The lecture at the Presbyterian
church last night by Rev. E. Bombay
Edwards upon Hindoostan and Burmah
was well attended, the house being
to its utmost capacity. Some
features of the lecture were highly COM
while others ofthe serio-comic
order were apparently not relished by
the audience. We thought he was rather
reckless in figures. His rendition of
some of their songs was very good, and
showed that the language was musical
and smooth. We dii not think the lee
ture came up to the standard of what
was expected, in that it did not dwell on
the importance Of, and neces sity of mis-
sionary work. In fact it was more conf
cal than serious.