The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-11
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

V. BOGERT, Mayor.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
| BUTTE BITES.
A tramp escaped from the county Jail
last Thursday.
The sociable given by the ladies Of the
Episcopal church, on skates at the rink
last evening was grand success.
Mrs. Herman and Miss Grace Alvin,
of Butte. will give soft glove sparring
exhibition at the roller skating rink next
Saturday evening.
The Miner charges the Inter Mountain
with SANDER in stating that an Italian
lady, of amiable disposition. inclined to
be religious and who assists her better
half in tilling the soil, imbibed too much
tanglefoot and was up before Judge Will
cox of the police court.
Butte needs cheaper fuel for her smell
| tiers.
In copper, Butte can compete success
fully with the product of the world.
Bicycle riding Is all the rage.
The new court house is nearly COM
pleted.
Church sociabies are pulling out the
cash from the Young mems pockets.
Some humanitarian threw a boulder at
the leader of the band last Tuesday. The
band was practicing at the time.
GLENDIvE GLEANINGS.
The stockmen are busy on the round.
ups.
A lodge of Knights of Honor has been
established at this place.
DEER LODGE Do1NGs.
The city will celebrate the 4th.
The town is infested with tramps.
| Deer Lodge Republicans do not want
the county offices. -------
William J. Bennett, sent from Billings
for the crime of stealing checks to the
amount of $500, has been safely deposited
in the penitentiary.
HELENA HUNKS
The school exhibition was grand
success.
Helena is to have sewerage system
inaugurated.
The Indians at the Blackfeet agency
are rapidly dying off.
J. Armitage's residence was struck by
lightning on Thursday; but little dam
age was done.
VIM. Draper, who was injured by the
telephone pole falling on his head, died
last Thursday night.
Patrick Sullivan, Patrick Holt, Henry
Cokon, Charles Allen, James Watts and
Christopher Casey escaped from the
county jail last night.
City attorney Billiard, who has just
returned from the east, has been enlight-
ening the council on eastern drainage,
grading and lighting streets.
A committee of three have been ap-
pointed by the common council to find
out the extent of damages to property on
Clore street, by reason Of widening that
avenue.
| MILES CITY MITES.
The county printing has been awarded
to the Journal.
C. B. Towers will be appointed school
trustee of Miles City.
C. W. Tippy has been appointed justice
of the peace at Stoneville.
The school children gave an exhibit
ton at the rink Thursday night.
R. E. Slower has resigned his office al
treasurer of the county Of Custer, ane
BENJAMIN W. Todd has been appointed
in his stead.
| MILES CITY MITES.
Another fire.
Ranges are rapidly being taken up.
Miles is building SIS, 900 school house
Teachers for the ensuing year are
principal, A. c. Logan; grammar depart
ment, Alice L. Ballard; intermediate de
partment, Carrie Calm; primary depart
ment, Bessie McElrath.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WRITES.
Real estate transactions are active.
Rounding-up stock has commenced OF
the ranges.
The Springs will celebrate the 18th il
the good, old-fashioned way.
The work of organizing a racing asso
citation at the Springs is favorably pro
crossing.