The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-12
From Saturdays Daily
Jimmy on the ice was sliding,
Unconscious of the hole,
Now on angel wings he's riding
With an immortal soul.


With an immortal soul
We are pleased to see that County
Commissioner Monforton is able to be
about after his illness.
Bozeman assumed a lively business
look to-day. The streets were crowded
with teams and pedestrians and every
body looked happy.
Genl. Wilson will leave tonight fol
the east on his usual visit to purchase
new and latest styles of goods for his
large and increasing business.
See advertisement in this issue of the
new enterprise in Bozeman. The con.
servatory, where YOU can get all kinds Of
flowers a. well as early vegetables.
A young society gentleman of Bozeman
has secured faro layout, and is now en-
gagged in teaching the Young ladies the
intricacies of the game at their homes.
We understand that the Bozeman
Literary and Gymnasium Association are
negotiating for the Scandinavian beer
hall and will convert it into a gymnasium
and general place Of amusement.
See notice of social dance at Speith &
Krug's hall on Monday, March 18th, to
celebrate St. Patrick's day. Provide
yourself with "Sprig Of shillelah and
Shamrock so green" and enjoy yourself.
We publish to-day the call for the
national stock -growers' convention, men
ton OF which was made in our last issue,
in the letter of Charles Anceny and
which could not be published at the same
time for want of space.
Peter Roman, agent for the Flathead
Indians, passed through Bozeman yester-
day morning with Chef Chsrlos and
others who had been on a visit to Wash
ington to have a talk with the Great
Father about their reservation.
A neat hit was made last night at the
theatre. A gentleman was retiring dur
ing a stump speech of one of the perfor-
mers, when the speaker remarked:
"Wait awhile and will have it brought
into you" It is needless to say this
brought down the house.
The party given by the Farmers and
Mechanics Club last night, was as usual
we'll attended. We peeped in at a late
hour and it was no easy matter for us to
decline the solicitations of the gentle
manly managers to participate in the
festivities. Thanks gentleman we'll
come again.
A few days ago we mentioned the fact
that Messrs. Sudlow and Dawes had sent
for numbers preparatory to giving our
people an opportunity Of numbering
their residences and places of business.
The numbers have now arrived and they
will, on Monday canvass the town and
supply all parties who may desire them.
This would be a good thing, and we adj
wise our friends to give the boys an order.
The cost will be trifling.
The Rentz Santley troupe played last
night to good audience, but we believe
that it was well for them that they billed
for only one night. The entertainment
had some good features and the costumes
were elegant, but the singing and acting
was not whit better than can be usually
seen in the cheap class of vulgar shows;
but diyested of great deal of the low
order of wit usually displayed by such
troupes. It lacks merit as theatrical
exhibition.
Perhaps everybody is not aware that
we have in our midst q first-class mer-
chant tailor, who can give you perfect
fit in any style of suit and at reasonable
prices. To those who are in the habit of
having clothes made by their tailor we
would suggest that they give Mr.. Kolble
a call and examine his line of goods and
prices. We are satisfied that you will
keep your patronage at home and not be
disappointed, as SO many are, by the
clothes they receive from the east. Mr..
Kolble refers with pleasure to all who
have patronized him. Encourage home
industry.