The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-07
rrom ruesasy'i Daiiy.)

From Tuesdays DARYL
New spring overooats at D. D. Smith &
Co.
Twelve-year-old xxx Hennesy bran
dy at Mounts.
Pure California honey in all styles at
w;1Iaon & Tewis'. 35-tf
Gents night shirts, both plain and fan
CIV, at D. D. Smith & Co.'S.
A fine new Piano and cabinet Organ
for sale at J. H. Taylors. dl45-lw
ID. Smith 4 Co. have just received
line of leather travelling bags.
Mounts & Co. are receiving the best,
fresh imported cigars regularly.
Pulford, the rustler, thinks Of visiting
the Ceur d'Alene country.
Y.M.C. A., rooms are being fitted up
at the rear of Mounts & Co.'S. saloon.
Walter Cooper went west this after
noon.
A beautiful line of silk and linen fancy
bordered hem-stitched handkerchiefs at
D. D. Smith & Co.'S.
Fifty Dozen more of those unlaundried
white shirts, the best ever sold IN any
country, for one dollar at D. D. Smith q
Co.'S.
The genuine old w. H. McBrayer
whiskey used only, to all comers, at
Mounts & Co., next door east of the La
Clede Hotel.
Dave Noble of Cooke CITY is in Boze-
man on a periodical visit. Dave still
thinks Cooke is the boss place for min
eral.
Col. Eaton left this morning for Cooke
City, as his political operations have
been nipped in the bud, he will develop
into Master of ores.
We acknowledge pleasant call from
Mr. F. L. Mintie and ]. P. holland, Of
Livingston, two of the prominent citizens
of that Aourishing burg.
Information Is wanted of the where
abouts of Harry H. West, who was for
merly in the employ of Mr.. Harrison,
in Gallatin county. Address Mrs. Anna
West, post office, Bozeman. d&w1t
7. B. Sacket and John Worth left for
Helena this afternoon, to be gone day
or two. We presume they will take in
Leavitt's Gigantean Minstrels while
there.
Land Office business must be quite
lively, from the number who are making
proof 1t will not be long before the Gal
latin valley will be like a beehive in
thrift and industry.
We would not be surprised if bicy cling
did not become the rage. Two of our
boys are learning the game, and their
efforts to ride the steed are a great deal
like the "baby act" Of Prof Wilmot.
Gen. Wilson not to be outdone in any,
thing, is nov engaged in decorating his
already handsome store, with new
and handsome design in wall papers
which, when finished will make it look
like palace.
Col. Sanders is credited with the Blain
Edmunds vote.-Herald. Not so-it was
the Arthur vote which elected Sanders,
two from Custer, two from Choteau and
one from Beaverhead, due in measure
to railroad influence.
John s. Mills, formerly local editor of
the Avant Courier, will soon start paper
at Anaconda, Deer Lodge county, to be
called the Anaconda Review. John is
versatile winter, and We trust he may
have good luck in his new venture.
Anything for harmony in the grand
old party was the motto of the Territorial
Republican Convention. They may have
it in Lewis & Clarke, but from the deep
toned mutterings of vengeance in this
part of the country, there is no such
thing.
S. A. Marney, one of the proprieton Of
that famous journal, the Northwestern
Live Stock Journal, published at Chey-
enne, has been stopping in town for a
couple of days. His paper has a large
circulation in Montana, and is considered
good authority on all live stock matters.
Come again.
Lee Mantle and Geo. W. Irwin, Of
Butte, leave for home this morning.
Mantle remained over to find out who
was the chairman ofthe Chicago conven.
ton, and Twins object was to explain to
Judge Blake how Mantle would vote.
Twins explanation was satisfactory, but
it will take another days talk to make
matters clear to Mantle.-Helena INDIE
pendent.
Work has commenced on an artesian
we'll at Helena. How long will it be be-
fore such work is undertaken here
This is question possessing more i'm
portance to us than any other place in
the territory, not however in the same
sense, as we can secure an abundant sup
ply for domestic purposes. but if found
profitable it would solve the problem of
irrigation for our immense area of tillable
land.
The American Field of April 26th con-
tains very interesting letter from the
pen of H. Barnard Leckler about Boze-
man and its surrounding, and the gener-
GUS manner IN which he was entertained
by her citizens He pays well deserved
compliment to the establishments Of Mr.
Wilson, Mr.. Cooper and F. Esler (now
E. J. Owenhouse) and says the stocks
carried in their different lines was COM
plete surprise, both as to quality and
variety, much better than could be found
in cities of much larger growth.
A gentleman engaged in prospecting
on Sixteen mile creek was aroused from
his peaceful slumbers few nights age
by q bear making him visit. Not
relishing such company hi. beat a hasty
retreat, without taking time to clothe
himself in the garments usually worn il
respectable society, to the nearest neigh
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