The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-09
WEEKLY CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1884.
THE CITY CHR0NlCLED.

TIL! CITY cHRoHlcLED.
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Ths 17ilGison Iy;5s.se cent d yester-
al Wy Nm tcktrieHs address"
Laadiofd" Libby i hev;ia9 4 benefit
Hi k6ltsary ~ crowded 70 overflow
~ lastnight
Bird Callee informs - that he will be
PREPARED to give his initial entertainment
In shout ton days.
During the past two weeks the CaRox-
sczx Job Office has turned out more work
than q any previous period Of the same
duration during it, existence.
Gpeith 4 Krug, with their usual gener-
osity, and thoushtfdlness, presented the
CaloslcLE Office with : box Of their bot
asd bser yesterday.
The Kootenai Courier, published ct
Rathdrum, Idaho, filed with interesting
rs4ding regarding the Csur d'Alene
ninss be- reached our Office.
A spsgeoaely imported "German" sup
RI VA eeryed + the Park Restaurant,
ASx Years AiRht, for the participants Of
epsish 4 Kugs social bah.
M. sattler, q Helena accompanied
Richard Jockey 70 BosemaR and will
epsRd three months here, attending to
NJ Lockey's abstract business.
peRyef Dayton, Boseman's Telegraph
messenger, presented each Of his patrons
with . messengers address Yesterday and
70 doubt received . considerable amount
q money.
Among the many who received yester-
dsy, ~ Mayor Bogert. It II estimated
that cur $50 persons partook Of liquid re-
tyqGhments, cigau and chicken salad 1t
hie oMea.
NJ 0shoras Played 10 4 laEge business
on New Years ere, q the Palace Thea
tre. Those Who attended are loud in
their praise of the performances. Mn.
Oiborn Il . fine elocutionist and has
he dialect Of the different Municipalities
70 perfection.
At Lvingstoa the enterpriing citizens
hsve put up . thermometer 1t the depot,
which i % arranged - to show forty de-
gEess below sero constantly, and the
Snllable PILGRIMS 90 away under the i'm
preston that Livingston y the warmest
own In Montana.
The Park Restaurant was gorgeously
decorated on New Years eve, and an
elegant spread provided for those who
attended the German. Mr.. Wood does |
bis best to please and carefully superin.
tends every Getail in his business. He
has succeeded in running the Park Res
tanrant year with profit to himself and
70 the satisfaction ofall.
When the ladies, God bless 'em, take
hold Of any entertainment in Bosemsn,
success h sure to follow. The attendance
and enjoyment Of the Leap Year German.
on New Years eve, veri6es this state
ment, and rebounds to the everlasting |
credit Of those who got It up and 20 sue
cessSdlly carried II through. Nay We
soon have another - delightful party.
We notice that there i . desire on the
part Of some Of our exchanges to draw
attention 10 the fhct that some Of Boze-
mans saloons have closed, and to create
the impression that this il IN index that
points to . falling town. It must be re-
membered that saloon-kee2ing is not
the principal industry in Boseman, also
that high license prevails since the orga-
nisation Of the Council last spring. Many
had done . lively saloon business
whom the followenof the railroad invad-
ID the town, and in consequence had
leased their buildings for one year from
the first Of January, 1883. The business
men Of Boseman are not drinking class
and the man who depends entirely on
their patronage has failure emblasoned
on his escutcheon. The closing up of
some Of the many saloons is but natural.
Boseman ID now down to steady unfuc-
tuating business, and can show to-day as
healthy and promising . record - any
town In M0nkana