The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-30
From Mondays Daily

Whv is trick whist so fascinating
Because every trick you get is worth
dollar.
Little Willie Francis thinks of going tt
the Sandwich Islands as a missionary
The B. L. A. need recruits.
See ad. Reward" offered by Sheriff
Blakely, for the arrest and conviction o
the party who murdered the Indians.
Helena has been painted red over thu
result of the Republican primaries. She
must see TO it that they don't have t.
paint it black after the Territorial Con
ventlon next Friday.
Mrs. Charles O'Neil, Billings is up OF
a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. C...P. Blakely
Mrs. O'Neil was for a long time residen
Of Bozeman, as daughter Of Mr.. Miller
an extensive cattle.grower.
The trains west are still loaded will
people who want to see the elephant
towards tall they will be loaded back
with those who have seen him and have
not even brought back the trunk.
Judge Didawick received a dispatch
this afternoon from Livingston that
man had been killed there, and they
wanted instructions. We have no
heard at the time of going to press any
particulars.
w. L. Perkins and E. S. Topping LEFT
yesterday for the Ceur d'Alene mines
We shall expect some Chronicles of thu
mines" or the Trials Of a disguised pros
pector," We don't know which. Sold b!
subscription only.
DR.. C. F. Mussigbrod, for a long time
resident of Bozeman, is one Of the dele
gates elect to the Territorial convention
and has ordered the best room to be hac
in town. Don't fail to call on the doctor
1T might would do you good"
We regret to learn that the family O
Rev. R. NJ. Stevenson are afflicted with
diptheria, but not Of a violent type. We
understand that on account of the feal
existing it has been very difficult fol
them to procure needed assistance.
Pat Worsham has put the finishing
touches on his place of business, and il
assumes a bright and cheerful look, anc
now Cy Mounts not to be outdone, "yor
know" is putting the Geysers in full
play with new coat of paint and paper
Mr.. Daniels, formerly book-keeper fol
the Muir Bros, at the Bozeman Tunnel
left this morning to join the Messrs. Null
on the line of the Canadian Pacific, where
they have contracts to complete severa
tunnels. He thinks he will be gone
about three years.
1t will soon be in order for We seeker
after office to begin to buttonhole the
dear voter and present his claims for
elevation to office. To all such we will
saw that the CHRONICLE will make theil
wants known at 25 cents per line with &
complimentary notice thrown in.
Mr.. Chas. Anceny returned from
Miles city on Saturday, where he had
been to deliver two car loads of graded
yearling bulls to E. H. Cowles, agent o.
the Concord Cattle Company, He in.
forms us that they got through all right
but were little faded from the trip.
Fort Benton proposes to subscribe one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
stock, if Helena Will subscribe three
hundred and fifty thousand, making an
amount of $4,000 to be offered J. J.
Hill if he will build broad guage rail.
road from Helena to Fort Benton, to be
commenced the present summer and te
be completed in two years.
The democrats of Butte have nomi
mated city ticket as follows: For Mayor
William Owsley; Police Magistrate, J. B
Wilcox; City Marshal, John Iavell; As
SCISSOR and Collector, G. w. Newkirk
City Attorney, Patrick Talent, and alder
men for the different wards. AS Butte
is democratic, it is safe to saw these will
be the city officers of Butte for the mex
year.
A trip to the country demonstrates thu
fact that our farmers are now very busy
even including Sunday in the list o
working days. This does not arise from
the fact that they do not generally OBJ
serve the scriptural injunction, "siz
days shalt thou labor and do all tn!
work." but because the season has beer
very backward and it is necessary tina
they should utilize all the time left then
for seeding We hope and trust that tn
harvest may be fruitful.
Advertise by the year, says an old ex
perienced business man. 1t is cheape
and yields better return in proportion
to the money invested. An advertise
ment should always be before the publ
| in some shape. If it disappears it j
soon forgotten. and those that remail
have the superiority and advantage o
the competitor. There is only one ex
cuse for the discrimination Of an adver
tisement-that of retirement from bus
iness.-Caldwell Journal.
The Hidden Hand company appeared
Saturday evening to another large audi
ence, 10 witness Little Rebel and Null
doon's Picnic" The characters through
out were well sustained, but the charac
ter of the play, while not detracting fron
the merits of the performers, was nc
such as to arouse the enthusiasm of tn
audience as in the Hidden Hand. How
ever we have no reason to withdraw gu
previous comment, that it is compan
well calculated to please and interest a
audience.
The CHRONICLE Office acknowledges
pleasant call from Mr.. Kennedy, an Ems
lish gentleman, who has located at tn
old Crow Mission, having bought land i
that vicinity and is about to engage
butter making on large scale. Fror
our conversation we infer that he has GO
it down to fine point and will be boun
to make it success We are pleased
see such enterprises on foot and wish tn