The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-30
from Tuesdays Daily.)
New spring oyercoats at D. D. Smith &

New spring overcoats at D. D. Smith &
Co.
Twelve-year-old xxx Hennesy bran
dy at Mounts.
Pure California honey in all styles !! ;. at
Wilson & Lewis. 35-tf
Bluestone for sale at DR.. G. W. Mon
roe's, in any quantity. dlO6tf.
Gents night shirts, both plain and fan
cy, at D. D. Smith & Co.'S.
| D. D. Smith & Co. have Just received a
line of leather travelling bags.
YIN. c. A., rooms are being fitted up
| at the rear of Mounts & Co.'S, saloon.
| For an elegant line of toilet and fancy
articles, call at DR.. &. W. Monroe's. lost
| Mounts & Go. are receiving the best,
fresh imported cigars regularly.
A fine new Piano and cabinet Organ
for sale at j. H. Taylor's. dl45-1w
A beautiful line of silk and linen fancy
bordered hem-stitched handkerchiefs at
D. D. Smith & Co.'S.
Worth will continue to sell drinks for
a bit when he gets in his new place. Nc
Brayer whisky specially. dl35-tf
IT,. Martin, of Livingston, is stopping
with that prince Of good landlords, Phil
Skeene.
Fifty Dozen more of those unlaundried
| white shirts, the best ever sold in any
country, for one dollar at D. D. Smith &
| Co.'S.
After May first the dear ladies will
have no more free skati ng at the Roller
Rink. They will pay the same as gen
| tlemen.
w. H. Thorp, of Lacrosse, Michigan,
the representative of large eastern
wholesale drug house, is stopping at the
Eastman house.
lilly Black is building coy little cot
tage on the corner Mill and Church
streets, and expects to have it ready for
occupancy by the first of June.
Col. f. F. Ferris Is rushing forward the
improvements and alterations on his
Grand Aev. residence, which he expects
will be ready for occupancy by the middle
of May.
Postmaster Anderson is moving into
! the house recently occupied by Or.
Chambliss. Cashier Wylie follows suit
by taking possession of his handsome
residence on Grand ave.
The Methodist church people will
begin the erection of handsome new
parsonage on their lot adjoining the
church, so that it will be ready for occu-
pancy in sixty days.
Chang Quaw, the oriental relation of
the popular ex-real estate boomer dem
onstrated his ability to catch weasel
asleep, and this afternoon was showing
his prisoner to an admiring throng of
| Chinese brothers.
John Worth opened in the Smith
building Saturday with his fine bill
lard tables. They are the finest ever
shipped west and must be seen to be ap-
preciated. They are double action cush-
toned and are the best that money can
buy. dl3o-tf
R. M. Gowan, of the rapidly growing
mining camp of Pony, is spending few
days in Bozeman stopping at the Laclede.
He reports that the mines of Pony are
panning out very rich, and the output
for 1884 will be thribble that of last
year.
Bismarck, Dakota, real estate men fee
sick. The marvelods growth predicted
on securing the Territorial capital,
has never been realized and the proper
ty donated to be sold for the erection of
the capitol buildings had to be taken out
| of the market Such ridiculous songs
| were offered.
While the attention of the country at
large, through newspaper reports, is beng
directed toward the Ceur d'Alene regions
number of our old-timers are quietly
prospecting the gulches in and around
Bozeman, and already they have met
with most satisfactory results-in one
place ground was found which on the
surface washed out five cents to the pan.
The notice of dissolution of that
widely known and universally popular
dry goods firm, Raleigh, Lamnle 4 Co.,
will be found among to-dap's advertise
ments We are glad to note that Ed, y
the whole souled rustler will remain in
charge of the Bozeman house, and reap
the benefits from their already large and
constantly increasing patronage.
The Bozeman Hook and Ladder Co.,
No. l, met last evening, and adopted the
constitution and bylaws, which had been
preparedeb their committee. The res
isnation of Geo. Woodson was presented
and accepted. John Besserer, John Car.
roll and VIM. Frencham, were admitted
as new members. Meeting adjourned to
meet at the call of the president.
Orange Judd, Editor of the American
Agriculturist for some thirty years, but
unconnected with its business manage
ment for year or two past, has lately
retired from its editorial department and
located in the west He desires to gather
a complete "Postal-Card Album" of his
old readers and friends, and requests
them all to send him now Postal giving
their present location and address, nam
ing also, when convenient, the years in
which they were his subscribers. MIR
Judd's address is Chicago, Ill.
In your issue of the 2Sth inst, l notice
that manager Mcguire expresses some
doubts as to the ACCESSIBILITY of bringing
the Leavitt Gigantean Minstreal Troupe
to Bozeman. That it numbers thirty-six
persons and he fears he cannot get suftic
lent patronage. This is equivalent te
saying the only thing fit for us Bozeman
ites are the scrub troupes. which latel,
have appeared here, and despite thei1
inferiority to crowded houses. Such work
wont do. Bozeman possesses as much, i
not more culture than any town in the
Territory, and first-class entertainments
always draw crowd. There is no lacl