The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-16
from Thursdays Daily

The splendid sleighing and fine
weather still continues.
The Chinaman, who is charged with
drawing a revolver, had his hearing this
afternoon.
Mr.. Boyd and lady is a late acquisition
to ] ozeman's society. They have taken
rooms GU Bozeman street.
Mr.. Nye, of the Nye Forwarding Go.
at Townsend, has taken his curly-hair-
ed horses to st. Paul, where they create
considerable curiosity.
Mr.. Aylesworth, who is in partnership
with Mr.. Van Tassel, in some rich Emil
grant gulch mining property, informs us
to-day, that there will he machinery
placed on their property next spring.
The st. Paul Globe says that Bozeman
people are proud of the neat manner in
which Clark was hung, and that there
are people here who believe him inno-
cent. The latter statement lacks confir-
nation.
Miss Minnie Bremen was agreeably
surprised last evening by a number OF
her friends, who gathered at neighbor-
ing house and marched intb her fathers
residence Unexpectedly. 1t was leap
year surprise party.
John Stovenour, Of Gallatin,,City, leaves
tonight for Cardington. Morrow County,
Ohio. John has net been east for twenty
four years, and to use his words, will
stay until April and put in his time,
trapping and hunting.
fthe sneak thief who stole the new
44-calibre Smith Il Weston double-action
revolver from my office will call, /
will present him with the scabbard, belt
and cartridges that go with it. The gen.
tleman ~ was recognized.
P. S. RoUNrREE.
The many friends of Mr., John Work,
will be pleased to learn that this evening
he will be united in marriage to Miss
Eva Stone, an estimable young lady of
Bozeman. Mr.. Work and wife will leave
at once for Muir, where he has large
number of teams at work.
DR.. Monroe has leased of Mrs. Evans,
her large dwelling house on Mendenhall
street, opposite Mr.. Dickson's corral, which
is to be fitted up as hospital. This has
been long and crying need in Bozeman
for some time, and we are glad to see that
DR.. Monroe has taken the matter in hand.
The building will be ready for occupancy
next week.
We notice in the Bozeman CHRONICLE
a report from a school mistress which,
among intensely interesting and thrilling
juvenile information, gives the names of
a lot of children who have not whispered
since December Sd. There are lots Of
children who have not whispered for
years, hut they are dead, and it does not
say much for the vitality of those in the
list referred to that they haden't the life
to even whisper once or twice. In fact
it looks like an outrage on child's
nature that tho misguided ideas Of an
school teacher should be
allowed to pervert it's God-given faculties
and turn it into semblance of a craven
image.-Billings Herald.
David Moore arrived in Bozeman yes
terday, and at once placed into position
a telephone wire from the depot to
Clark & Murphy's omnibus Office, string
ing the wire on the telegraph poles until
his company will be able to erect their
poles, Which are now on the ground. The
for the central office has ar
rived, but Mr.. Moore is unable to COM
mence work until tools arrive. He says
that about 80 instruments will be used in
Bozeman, the central Office being over
Basinski's store, in charge of Mr.. Hall.
We had the pleasure of examining the
instruments now in use, and had no diff
iculty in conversing and listening to Mr..
Carlton at the depot.
Sheriff C. P. Blakely. of this county,
was passenger on the train going to
Butte, January eth. Before arriving at
Silver Bow Junction, Mr.. Blakely paid
his fare to Butte, and received a conduc-
or's check. Soon after another conduc-
or in charge of the train asked Mr..
Blakeley for his ticket, whereupon he
'howed him the conductors check. This
,eing deemed insufficient evidence a
elbow passenger was called upon and as
'erted that Mr.. Blakeley had paid his
are. Notwithstanding this the con-
luctor, whose name is Rocker, tore up
he conductors check and put Mr.. Blake
ey off the cars three miles from Butte
n binding snow storm. The Sheriff
s naturally incensed and proposes to sue
he roi1rOo1 copnpouv