The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-27

Walter Cooper is in Miles City ON q
business trip.

Walter Cooper il in Miles City ON
business trip.
Mrs. Boreing Of Saleville, was taken il
yesterday, but is reported by DR.. Foster
to be much better.
The Artesian well No. 2 of Miles Cit!
has struck water. In these days of seer
mann" Skating Kinks, &C., it is refresh
ing to know that more can be Furnished
that town.
The "Old Folks" ball was, a. it Away
il, . grand affair. Everybody was ther.
and enjoyed themselves in hearty man
ner. The music was good, the supper
was excellent and it was an affair Ions
to be remembered.
At the last meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association, it was decided te
have devotional meetings every Sunday
afternoon ut 4 o'clock and Tuesday even.
ing at halfpast seven O'Clock. These will
commence with the meeting tomorrow
afternoon. ....
Frank Pickering told the Tranchant Of
Townsend that he saw more fine teams
and more people sleighing in Bozeman
one day last week than in all the time ne
has been in the territory. frankie for
got to say that the teams were driven az
II IN a raf,e track
The Utah 4 Northern railroad has had
q hard time of it this winter. For a dis
tance of fifty miles the road has been
blockaded with four feet of snow. Three
hundred men were put to work with
shovels and it is expected that trains will
soon run on time.
Vice Pres. Cakes on histrip to Portland
asserted that the road bedwill be improv-
ed and made rs firm as any western
road, and that the fastest time ever made
to the Pacific coast will be run during the
coming summer. He expects q large
emigration to Montana.
The publication of the cut yesterday
will be q surprise to our comtemporar-
les, who are not "onto" the fact that we
are now enriching the National Pictorial
Association and printing their worn out
cuts of swell-head politicians whose mon
ey secure them this sort of noteriety.
H. J. Hoppy is in receipt of letter
from Gardiner, in which he is informed
that the front of his building at CHINA
bar has been blown down. Also that
two Of the Swedes, caught in q snow
slide, mentioned elsewhere, have been
recovered, one dead and the other near
ly Co..
Geo. v. Sims, private secretary to Vice
President Cakes, visited Billings on We'd
nesday and was banqueted by the enter
citizens of that coming city.
During the evening Mr.. Sims proposed a
toast to the 'City Of Bozeman." Mayor
Bosert was present and answered in an
able speech, and to reclprocate proposed
The City Of Billines."
The Livingston Enterprise published .
long article last evening regarding the
Mitchel-snyder scandal. 1t says that
also has disappeared from view
1t Livingston and 1t is presumed that,
Mitchell and Miss Snyder have
together departed westward. Benefits
woman yesterday left Bozeman for Liv-
ingsfon, after placing the facts before the
sheriff.
It il very evident that Montana is get
Ting healthy cleaning out by the Cour
4 Alsne stampede. All the crooks, ia
kirs and bilks are en- route, among which
The ostracised Cinnamon would be a
wingless angel in disguise. The law
abiding citizens of this country should
lit up their voices with one accord and
BIO thankful that the new region was dis.
The eastern train leaving Miles City
Wednesday night At 1890, struck brok- |
IN rail one mile east of Glendive and was
thrown from the track. The engine and
.wo baggage cars passed over in safety,
but when the first coach struck the rail
7 succumbed and leaving the track was
beloved by the rest Of the cars, consist
ing of an ordinary coach, dining car and
deeper which were all more or less dam
lged. There were few passengers and
no one was injured. The
lamage to the dining car is the greatest |
md it will require the outlay of . large |
,um to repair it. ....
The members of the fire company met |
ast evening elected and A. r. Clark, cap
ain; Mr.. Stefens, foreman; Geo. Wilson,
J. H. Dawes, secretary; Mes
III VIM. hewitt, Hart and Fridley were
appointed Is q finance committee; Mes
~. Chas. hewitt, Stefens, Owenhouse,
Mitchell and Barnaby were appointed =
committee to draft bylaws. The minu-
ties and resolutions of the meeting will
- presented to the Council At their |
Meeting this evening. On Monday We |
viii publish full account Of the organ
xation and its outfit.
We chip the following from the Yellow
tone journal of the oath, as companion
oeice to the one on the Yellowstone |
man: "When you wake up a Yellow
tone man give him whisky" During |
he past winter Messrs. Myers & Mortin, |
he large STOCK owners Of eastern Mon
ana, were together in Chicago. One day
dr. Myers took Mr.. Martin to q little
own 1 few miles from the city and in
reduced him to some friends among |
whom wac facinating younglady. After
pleasant call the friends went back to
;hicago. A few days afterward Mr..
Myers went out of town on business and
,eing lonely Mr.. Martin concluded to go
Mt and call on the young lady who had
,leased him 30 on the previous visit.
Jpon arriving at her home he was shown