The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-13
The best goods in town At Worth'..

| Worth will keep - fine goods in
his line - can b procured. d6llt
| Messer. Tanner and Smith leave to-
night for Belknap.
Tomorrow night IL the candy pull, .
Ia Mother Hubbard.
Pure California honey in all styles at
Wilson 4 Lewis. 25-tf
VIM. Wright, one Of the cattle king Of
Shields river, il in town.
The Constitutionalists were Just three
weeks at work.
We notice that Hugh Coleman Is again
At the milk business.
vennor predicts that February will be
mild with rains and thsws.
Delegate Maeinnis has three very Inn
portant bills before Congress.
Yesterday was tough on tho growing
hannans and oranges in Montana.
The delayed tram arrived 1t three
o'clock this afternoon from the west.
DR.. Lansing left on Saturday for Rath-
drum. where ne will practice medicine.
Chas. Baker and wife arrived from
Kansas yesterday, and will soon 70 to
housekeeping.
Butte re;cices in the fact that the Coeur
d'Alene stampede will clean out the scurf
and scum Of that place.
The road from Belknap to the mines
is completed for thirteen miles with nine
teen miles yet to be done.
Tho Gallatin county members Of the
constitutional convention arrived here
on the delayed train this afternoon.
It is now reported that x. Beidler has
been hired To- 90 with the Calfee Exhibi-
ton % IN attraction and deliver the lee
ture.
| A Butte paper says: If Helena had
half the local resources Of Butte, she
would have . population Of $1,000 to-
day."
Plat Burr, formerly Of the Butte Miner
and Col. Bolkin, ex-warden Of the terri
torial prison, will start = newspaper At
Belknap.
VIM. Flv win give . ball At his resi-
dence At Central Park on the night of the
18th inst. A good time is anticipated
and all are invited.
It must be gratifying for the Benton
Record editors to read the nice notices
published by their contemporaries who
| supposed they were too dead to skin.
The "Nook" eating house, next to
Ellis 4 Browns. was forcibly entered on
Saturday night and about 800 distracted
| from the drawer, also . number Of boxes
of cigars.
Capt. Topping is expected home this
| week. From the large number ofletters
We are receiving, an immense sale Of his
book, "Chronicles of the Yellowstone" is
expected
Owingto the inclemency Of the weather
the Young Mems Christian Associations
| mass meeting was not held last night
The meeting will probably be held on
next Sunday night.
The war cry of the Cceur dAlene istho
same Is the watchward Of Leadville:
mot Chinaman shall enter the diggings
unless he climbs tree, with one end Of
lariat over limb"
VIM. Wallace, receiver for the firm Of
J. Schreiner 4 Sons, is practicing with
! snow shoes ON the side hills of Helena.
William will soon leave for the Ceur
d'Alene mines, and proposes to 60 pre-
pared for . long and difficult walk.
James Fergus Of Meagher county, is
the oldest member Of the Constitutional
| Convention. He has been in Montana
| . quarter of century, and until last
week had not seen . railroad car for
twenty-five years. He is over seventy
years old.
PseEs Sun: The Detroit Free Hress tells
Of one of it, editors seeing a wagon load
of snakes in an abandoned mine in
| Michigan. Pounded ice on the head is
good for temporary relief, but the best
| way is to send for . doctor right of, and
tell him to hurry.
The mania At Billings for learning to
onerate ON roller skates is ON the in
crease. Last week Spotted Horse, q Crow
chief. attended the rink and demonstrate
ed the fact that chiefs are just as liable as
common folks to sit down suddenly
while trying to skate on wheels.
Two men endeavored to clean out
Main street saloon in . manner peculiar
to the wild-eyed cowboy. Officer Tyrice
happened to be near and Immediately
marched the offenders to the palatial
city Jail; where they reclinedona downy
couch of easy. until this morning.
Reports from the Musslesnell country
cay that the cattle over that way are not
looking very we'll. There is . good deal
of snow ON tho ground. the weather is
cold, and tho grass 10 covered 90 that
the cattle are not faring very we'll.
Horses, being better rustlers, are looking
well.
Just - the constitutional convention
broke up Saturday night the curtain in
the rear of the hall raised, revealing the
flag of our nation, and = quartette COM
posed of Messrs J. W. Eddy, A. Z. Ban
ker, C. Chandlea, and D. H. Eckles rem
dered 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" .
hundred voices joining in on the chorus.
And now comes the Farmers & Me-
chanics club with an announcement to
the effect that on the 18th inst. they will
give . grand masque ball. Each mem
Der is allowed two invitations at their
own disposal. Any member who has not
received his invitations can receive them
BY calling at the CHnosIcLE Office.
Montana is now the richest territory
in the union. Its natural advantages are
many. The mineral regiona Of the rich
est kiud, it's arabic land the most fertile,
and the grazing country the best in the
world. It has an area Of 145, 7SS miles,
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