The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-05

The Thuset family won universal ap
plsuse by the trapese performance, beini
pronounced the finest and most DARN,
that has ever exhibited here.
Major Gordo. informs % that the road
to Fort Ellis are in . fearful condition
and almost impossible. Cannot the road
supervisor do something.
The burlssque act Of Charley White
WAS the hit Of the evening. This il the
esntlemsns 6ne appearance before q
BOSNIAN audience, and he was well re.
ceived.
Look over Wilson 4 Lewis list Of
table delicacies and things good to eat
and drink, which appears in this issue,
and see il there 10 anything there that
you are hungering and .histing for.
There will be meeting Of the "Roze-
man Hook and Ladder Company No. l."
1t the Mayors Office, 1t 1880 p. m. A
fall attendance 10 requested, ~ there are
several important matters to consider.
About fifteen couple gave Mr.. Ed. I.af-
forty surprise party last evening at the
residence Of his parents. = It is needless
70 ny that they were royalty entertained
and the occasion was one of unalloyed
pleasure.
The Thuset combination had hard
time getting down from Fort Ellis yes
tsrday. being caught in . snow drift,
from which they were not extricated for
two hours. There are trials in travelling,
even II you don't 30 by rail.
Pour Of the points claiming to be the
nearest Quitting points for the Coeur
dAlene mines are in Montana, viz, Mis-
soula, Heron, Trout Creek and Belknap.
Boseman has already received orders for
GOODS to our knowledge.
The Northwestern Masonic Aid Asso-
citation ofes CHEAP insurance to Masons
in. COED :-standing-so cheap that no
Nespn DIN, a6oadto deny such protection
Il biz fanilg. .For further ihsormatioH
inquire . this Office for terms; etc. ''-'''' :
AL.W. Mcpherson has . novel device
in his store. to exhibit samples Of wall
Paper, consisting Of > rev. living wheel in
which il placed . large variety Of sam
ples. As. the wheel revolves, the paper
sshown to great advantage, The design
= his own, and the work was done by
&ieorge Harper.
J. D. Hdhine desires " to say that he
comes to town regularly every morning
with large supply ofsood pure fresh
milk, and can furnish it in any quantity,
q reasonable prices. He brings m extra
supply Of ten gallons more than is re.
quired for his customers, to whom he re-
Ssn - to quality etc.
The cattle men of the country are dis
GUESSING the calling Of . national cattle
growew convention, to be held about
November 1t, 1884, at st. Louis. The
object Of the organisation il united action
for general protection, to secure advant-
600 and recosnization which are now
daaed, bat which are accorded other
Industries They ask the cooperation of
Ill who feel an interest in the matter.
Mn. Daniel Maxey, one Of those wo-
men whom We delight to honor, went
east yesterday, taking with her one Of her
ten children. She has been in Gallatin
valley nearly eighteen years, and this is
her first visit to the old home. Ali of
her children have been born in this val
Icy, and it may be said are credit to
any community. We trust she may
have pleasant visit at hef old home
and return better satisfied than ever to
remain with 10.
N. J. Malin arrived last night from
Cooke City, but did not bring any pris-
onen, he reports the snow very deep.
The smelten will start up about the lot |
Of the month, ores being now roasted for
that purpose. About three hundred peo-
pie ere in and shout Cooke City. Owing |
10 the great depth Of snow, the only
means Of travel and locomotion il by |
NOW shoes. Everybody hopeful for the
hturs Of the camp, and are looking for
RArd 10 spring with hopes Of fortune.
C. ". Holman reached home vsster-
by morning. He started to Portland
|ver the Northern Pacific. He didn't
vst there. Staid in one car seven and .
,alf days. Was in snow drift four days.
10 he could mot 70 forward, he came
'aekward and will wait until spring
'eSore seeing the Pacific Northwest. 1t
. fortunate that dining cars are with all
he through trains, else there would be
'snaideEable hardship.