The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-27
PROM Mondays Daily

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Engineer Bundock arrived home Sat
urday from a visit east.
Rev. Mr.. Gray. the pastor of the NJ. f
Church, will leave this charge in few
days.
The "boom" will be here Tuesday, q
we learn through private advices. lie
her come.
DR.. Lamme returned this mornin,
from an extended visit to different por
tions of California.
Our local, Mr.. Yerkes, is confined t.
his room to-day by sickness, but we trus
will soon he at his post.
John Work and wife are on q visit t.
Bozeman after an absence of severa
weeks. Glad to see you boy.
The Bozeman Social club will give one
of their elegant parties this evening, in
stead Of the regular night. Cause: Lent
J. H. Tabor, one of the force employed
at the Bozeman depot, returned last
night from two months visit with east.
ern friends
We have received the prospectus Of
the daily and weekly Eagle, to be issued
about March LIST, at Eagle City, CeuI
d'Alene mines.
The Quarterly Meeting of the NJ. E.
Church, of Bozemau, will be held on
next Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. GEO. COMFORT, P. E.
Mrs. Finch and daughter Coda will
leave in few days, on q visit to relatives
in eastern Oregon, but will come back
soon to catch on to the boom in eastern
Montana.
The Thu-zet combination is we'll
spoken of by those who attended Satur-
day night. The trapez performance
ELECTED warm praise. Go and see them
tonight.
Geo. Craig, Charles Hoff, VIM. Hagan,
Jno. Hammond, NJ. Railsback and VIM.
Cudney will leave on the train tonight
for the Ceur d'Alene mines, where they
have some interests.
Joe Falkner, whilom of the LaClede
Hotel, came in this morning on the de-
layed train, after seeing all the sights in
the eastern cities. He returns much i'm
proved in health, but returns alone.
Inquiries are reaching here daily about
the price of real estate in Bozeman and
its prospects generally for business. To
all such we say, Bozeman has more prom
Use than any place in Montana and don't
your forget it.
We undestand that the Bozeman pub.
lie schools will close about May LIST.
Cause, want of funds to keep them going.
Would it not be well to raise more
money? at least enough to keep them
going month or two more.
E. s. Topping, author of the "Chron-
icles of the Yellowstone" was in Glen
dive on the 25th inst, and may be ex-
pected here any day. There is quite
demand for his book, copies of which
have already reached here.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will give on Monday next rosette soci-
able at the residence of w. H. Tracy. If
you don't know what a rosette sociable
is, go there and find out, besides you
will have a pleasant evenings enjoy
ment.
There will be an exhibition given at
Grange Hall, East Gallatin, Friday even
ing, February 18th, to which all are in
vited. Good music will be in attendance.
Dialogues, Rotations, vocal and instru-
mental music will form the evenings
and a good time is assured.
proposition has been submitted by
4 Co., of Cincinnati, to
erect gas works in Helena and the coun-
I'll have it under consideration. Why
would not Bozeman be good place for
zas works? Coal Is handy and convein-
snt and q ready market could be had for
the coke.
In the Pacific coal mines last year
here were sixteen hundred and seventy
Xix accidents, three hundred and twenty
three of them involving deaths, making
one hundred and fifty-three wives,
Widows and five hundred and twelve
orphans. The death rate was
,ne death to each $4,000 tons of coal
aiken out.
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