The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-30
THE CITY CHR0NICLED.
from Tuesdays Daily.)

Did you see the big hole? is now thu
question.
The telephone instruments will be pu
in the stores and Offices at once.
Richard Wright, near Hamilton, made
the CHRONICLE Office a friendly call to
day.
No one has yet claimed the lady'i
pocket-boOk, found and now at n. f
Davis store.
The rumor regarding the purchase of q
fine saloon and fixtures in Helena by
Cy. Mounts and T. B. Sacket is without
foundation.
A young boy was heard to remark to.
day that he didn't want any pound
sociable in his" He got pounding
enough at home.
Engineer Van Welt, who had charge
of the first n. P. engineering party in
Montana, under Col Dodge, was guest
1t the tunnel excursion to-day.
Il is currently reported that the super
intendent of the Anaconda mine, near
Butte. has made contract with the
Utah 4 Northern for supply of coal.
The coal is supposed to come from Boze-
man.
Bozenan ladies are constantly plan
ing delightful entertainments, and the
public appreciates their enterprise. The
latest announcement is q box social at
Mr.. McCammon's this evening, under
the auspices of the NJ. f. Church.
A. H. Hogeland, assistant engineer at
the tunnel, will stay at Muir until the
work is finished, occupying about two
weeks. He will then 60 west probably,
and finally visit his home in Pennsyl-
vania.
Col. Ed. F. Ferris will leave tomorrow
for the warm springs, where he takes his
wife for her health. He expects tc meet
with the Constitutional Convention, of
which he is q member, the latter part of
this week.
The "boys" Of the CHRONICLE Office
yesterday sent to their managing editor,
s. w. Langhorne, handsome gold
headed cane. The occasion was the an
niversary of his birth. Mr.. Langhorne
is now attending the constitutional con-
vention.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather,
at least $50 of the invited guests,
composed of ladies and gentlemen, board
ed the two cars put at their disposal and
left Bozeman depot at half past ten a. m.
The banquet will be held this evening
soon after the return of the train.
It is said that Phil Rountree, manage
and part owner Of "Calfee's Wonderland"
exhibition is making preparations to 60
to Europe with the exhibition. From
the amount of inquiry and worldwide
interest the National Park has awakened
we have every reason to believe that the
will be wonderful success.
A beautiful tale of heroism comes to us
from Bozeman, Montana. A woman
caught on to a piece of news and rum
ming to tell her neighbors fell down and
broke her jaw. While the doctor was
dressing up her conversation machinery,
she wrote the news on slip Of paper,
sent it to neighboring dress.maker and
in Less than forty-seven minutes twas all
over town, just seven hours ahead OF the
daily newspaper-Fargo Republican,.
A. X, Yerkes, former Miles City re-
porter, having stood the ups and downs
IF newspaper business in this territory
or three years, and during that time
,een compositor, reporter, editor and
the third and last call-and
taken unto himself a wife,
md advertises in Bozeman paper that
having purchased number of Plymouth
Rock chickens" he will be prepared to
urnish eggs to all desiring the same,
when the springtime comes, gentle An
lie. Looks as though he was delving in
he soil now, instead Of making dive
or the exchange corner and making
'copy."-Miles City Press.
Who says that advertising does not
,ay?