The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-19
From Fridays Daily.

! THE CITY CHRONICLED.
From Fridays Daily.
Nias Scott, of Chico, neice Of our old
time friend Charles Glid.len is paying a
visit 10 Bozeinan.
Csl swift and wi,t AMI Ed. Fridley re-
turned last night from visit to the
upper Yellowstone.
Rev. I. b. Stateler, Of Willow creek, is
in Bozeman, on business. He added his
name to the list OF CHRONICLE subscribers.
A "cure for blackle9" is going the
rounds Of the press. Livingston it is said
aid has ordered two tons of this glorious
article.
Mr.. West. headquarters at BDzeman,
and representing the Simmons Hardware
company. St. Louis, arrived from the
west last evening.
WIS. Wright of Livingston, and we
believe the first county clerk Of Gallatin
county. displays his countenance on our
streets to-day.
Congress will not pass the land grant
forfeiture bill rs against the Northern
Pacific railroad. The Livingston Board
Of Trade has ordered them not to do it.
Sim Roberts in private letter to Mr..
w. N. Award says stock are suffering on
the Musselshell and unless they have
more favorable weather it will 60 hard
with them.
The Livingston Enterprise says that
gentleman of their acquaintance has dis.
covered indications of petroleum in the
clifs that form the lower canyon Of the
Yellowstone.
Az the question of the boundaries of
the National Park, is Of considerable in
terest to the people Of Gallatin county,
We publish to-day the leading features OF
the new bill.
The subject for discourses at the Pres
byterian church Sunday will be in the
morning: The proper places of Princi-
pie and Policy" In the evening, woman
and her influence"
Charles Glidden, one of the well-to-do
miners of Chico, il in town. He is one
of those who have stuck to Emigrant
gulch for years, and We are happy to say
with profit to himself.
There is nothing like printers ink. A
young lady advertised yesterday in the
CHRoslc.E for a gold pencil lost. This
morning Il was broufiht to this Office,
having been found by Mrs. John Harper.
The New England supper given last
evening by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church was a decided success. netting
between fifty-five and sixty dollars, and
the candy pull in the evening was en-
ioyed by old and young alike.
The Richmond, Virginia, state, dem
ocrat proposes THE following presidential
ticket. "Bayard and McDonald-the
best representatives both in the east and
in the west Of PLAIN, upright, honest
democracy.
The CaRoXIcLE n daily turning out
superior class Of job work. Those who
want letter heads, note heads bill heads, |
envelopes, etc. would do we'll to call and
examine samples and prices and leave
their orders.
DR.. A J. Hunter, of Hunters Springs |
p among the visitors to Bozeman to-day.
It isalways pleasure to see the youth
ful countenance of the worthy doctor.
We say youthful, because his heart is
young II his age il somewhat advanced.
The Northern Pacific has issued cir
cular announcing several changes in the
Joint Western classification revised to
March l, on business between St. Paul,
Minneapolis; Duluth or Superior, and
Ill points between Bozeman and Butte.
According to the Milwaukee Sentinel
Z fellow sporting the poetical and un-
common name of Smith, is museum-ing
around the country with hair on his chin
seven feet long. He says he was born
IN the year 1882. Considering his age he
has done well in the matter of hirsute
adornment.
Dr.. Rowe writes that he has located at
Belknap and will go into the drug bus
mess At that point. Says he is the first
one in the field and thinks it a good
point. He and Lovely have bought a
lot for which they paid 1915 and will
proceeded at once to erect building
thereon.
Joseph H. Tinsley, one of the solid and
farmers of Willow creek is in
town. They have had a nice winter
down there and have done better than
any other district IN the county, in that
they have had an eight months school
with Z good attendance, T. B. Black,
teacher.
John Mcguire, theatrical manager is in
town. He has leased of Mr.. Story the
John Smith hall, and will convert it into
m opera house, at an early day. The
first troupe to play in it will he that
headed by Miss Phosa McAllister, who is
now At Butte. She will play one week
In Helena, commencing the oath prox..
and then come to Bozeman.
The city council met last night and
adopted the ordinance in relation to the
steam fire engine. As before stated the
ordinance provides for the issuance of
bonds TO the amount Of. five thousand
1ollss, with interest at the rate of seven
per cent. per anum. The question will
y submitted to the electors at the next
:ity election for approval or rejection.
Ne shall have more to ray on this point {
It later date The ordinance is sub
tantially the same as at first submitted
o the council. lt
"What will the coming girl wear ?"
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