The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-07


Lives Of editors remind us
We may toll till end Of time,
And departing leave behind US
But an old and battered dime.
Attorney Haldron came over the range
yesterday and IL stopping 1t the North
ern Pacific hotel
Farmer Harder and his estimable wife
are In from the farm to day, luxuriating
in the delights Of city life.
Attorney Stats is building very hand
some and attractive fence in front of his
Grand Avenue residence.
Iindley, the capitalist, 10 erecting q
handsome residence on his lots at the
corner Of Olive and Lindley streets.
Tracy says the conservatory business
IL . grand success. The demand for gar
den sass being in excess of the supply.
Irwin E. Rockwell, general business
rustler for the Pioneer Press, paid us a
call to-day. He reports first-class bust
ness for that excellent publication.
Fairview school district, ON the West
Gallatin, wants Q school teacher. Ap-
plicants had better write At once to Mr..
l. p. Colbern, Salesville, M. 7.
E.v. smalley, the well known cores
pondent and talented magazine writer,
will rsDove the Office of his publication
the Northwest, from New York to st.
Paul.
Gilner and Salisbury, the entsrprising
stage men of the west. have taken an
outfit Of stage stock up north and will
run . line of stages over the Rocky
mountains between the two ends of the
,Canadian Pacific R. R.
Herb Morrill, has got nicely settled in
his new quarters in Gov. Williams build.
ing. He has splendid display of trop-
zeal fruits, French confectioneries, and
the like. Herb il one of our most pop
ular boys and every one wishes him sue
cess in his new venture.
An Eagle City correspondent of the
San Francisco Chronicle says: "There
YVES preaching here Last Sunday, and an
old time looking fellow remarked to me
- hymn floated up from placer claims
70 the quartz above, I never knew
camp to be worth id cent where
preaching began before bed rock had
been struck"
The Ice cream sociable given last even
ing by the ladies ofthe Methodist church
in Mr.. Rountree's vacant store on Main
street, vas in every way success. The
attendance was large, the refreshments
most tempting and the pecuniary returns
quite satisfactory, over SIS being realized.
They expect It no distant date to repeat
the venture.
Mr.. c. G. Gilbert, the popular junior
member of the enterprising firm of Roun-
tree 4 Gilbert, has just returned from a
ten days trip to the mountains. Mr.. Gil
bert has already secured some very valu-
able coal and iron interests near Bozeman
and this trip was to investigate their
merits. He is more than satisfied with
the showing
Col. Leaning, Of Choteau, was one Of
the delegates, who enlisted the warm
commentator of even his opponents by
the manly Straightforward declaration of
his choice for President, when to all ap-
pearance he was leading forlorn hope.
His history, - detailed to us by Mr..
Gould, is full of romance and demon.
strates the sterling qualities of q man.
Next week Wednesday, Mrs. Butler
win move into her new quarters in the
Wakefield building on Black street, next
door to the old Miles City stage Office.
This move is necessitated by rapid in
crease in business. Mrs. Butler has by
Arst-class work, uniformly low prices and
an ability to make the most artistic and
fashionable ladies suits of airy one in
Bozeman won foremost rank in her
profession, and her removal to more
comodious quarters will be appreciated
by her hosts Of lady friends.
The Y. NJ. C. A. of Bozeman purpose
holding the first Of series Of entertain
ments on Thursday evening, 9Th inst, in
the Presbyterian church. Proceeds to
be applied in establishing a public IL
brary. Their hall not being of sufficient
capacity they have accepted the kind
offer Of the. use of the Presbyterian
church ON that occasion. The entertain
ment will consist of q choice selection Of
music, readings ETC., by local talent. For
particulars see programme.
The Townsend Tranchant of May LIST,
contains the following notice of our
young and popular Baptist divine, who
has met with such Aattering success in
this his new field of labor. "Rev. DR..
Geo. B. Morse, pastor of the Baptist
church 1t Bozeman, will preach in the
N. E. church next Sunday, May 4th, at
IL .. ID. SuO S:CV r. III. IL. NAoIO0 10 !"
fine and talented young man.
recently from Philadelphia. and his
sermons will no doubt be very
interesting"
Mr.. William Rea, Jr., has leased the
interest OIL LaBrie in the roller skat-
ing rink. and from this time forward will
devote his time and energies to making
this popular resort more attractive than
ever. A series of entertainments, skat-
ing contests, prize tournaments and the
like will be given every week, and such
other attractions furnished as will make
their establishment the most interesting
place of amusement in the territory. We
wish the gentleman unbounded success
In his new enterprise.
Laa0ight the ladies of the Baptis,
church held the first of q series Of schol
liars reunions or sociables, the object
being to give the children q tempting
meal, good music and above all to enable
them to form closer acquaintance witt