The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-11
(From Thursdays Daily.)
Club night at the rink.

Club night at the rink.
J. w. Delano left this afternoon fol
Helena.
The county commissioners have ad
journed.
"Our strategists" at Maguire's opers
house tonight.
Why not have church excursion to
the Mammoth hot springs?
Frank Fridley, of the upper Yellow
stone valley is in town.
"Our Strategists" have arrived and are
in quarters at the Frazier house.
A large band of sheep in town is At
tracing considerable attention.
The CHRONICLE acknowledges receipt
of papers from J. A. Harris, of Helena.
Don't fail to see the rich, rare and racy
comedy at Maguire's opera house to
night.
Benjamin F. Turner is now on trial in
the district court, charged with grand
larceny.
The Spring Hill base ball club is ex.
pected at Bozeman next Sunday, to play
a match game with our champion team.
The members of the Bozeman Hook
and Ladder company will give a drill
this evening and will run with the truck.
L. H. Elliott sold his interest in the
Radford mine to ]. w. Besserer and Will
Francis to-day for $500. situated in Six
teen mile district.
Jno. Kelly was up before Judge Dawes,
charged with drunk and disorderly con-
duct, last night; pleaded guilty; fined
$500 and costs: was committed till same
is paid.
We learn that water spout burst over
Red Bluff yesterday and did considerable
damage, but tn what extent we have
been unable to learn at the present mo-
ment.
GENTLEMEN-Willson & Co. are pre-
pared to fit out any one who wants
clothing, furnishing goods, hats or boots
and shoes. No matter whether it is the
dude, the ranchman, miner or citizen.
Read his advertisement.
The criminal action for malicious in
jury to properly Of W. w. Anderson, in
removing that gentleman's log building
on the corner of Rouse and Main streets,
which case has been on the docket Of
Judge Dawes for two dayr, was dismissed
last night on motion of complainant.
Last Tuesday the Northern Pacifc's
St. Paul Office contracted for the follow
ing shipments of cattle to Montana
Rosenbaun & Meyer, 5000 head to How
ard, Montana J. N. Coe, 100 to Fort
Custer; Clansy & Sons, 500 to Miles City /;
Giles & Co., 1900 to Mcclellan; c. G.
Wier, 1900 to Miles City; s. B. Strait,
$50 to Billings; w. s. Smoot, 1000 to
Miles City; Willard Cattle Company,
1850 to Billings; S. B. Mendenhall, 500
to Fallon;S. NJ. Barker, four card loads
Of blooded bulls to Miles City.
The case of the territory of Montana
We. George L. Shafer and Edward Shat
fer, an appealed case from the probate
court, was up before the district court
last night. These defendants were found
guilty in the pro bate court last winter
for malicious cutting and breaking a
fence about six miles south of Bozeman,
on or about December 10th last, and were
each fined S. and costs. Vivion & Bur-
leigh appear for the prosecution and J
L. Stats for defendants. The jury found
a verdict in favor of the defendants.
The Miles City Journal of last Thurs
day says: Leighton, Jordan & Co. yes
terday brought $1,000 pounds of wool
from the Powder river. From Mr.. Ladd
we learn that the clip thus far this year
averages about one pound heavier than
last year, and is in much better condi-
ton. The season has been hurst Mvur-
able for sheep growing, and the lambs
are coming in splendidly and find every
inducement to render their sojourn on
this earth satisfactory to themselves and
their owners.