The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-31

! ni<h letters t. the Chr ,nicle. during the
meeting of the Legislature. They will
III. lpithv and t" the point
Leopold l.aBrie, son Of Joseph and
Ellen faRrie. died on Tuesday at $50 a.
ILL.,, aged IL months aud Is days. The
little one was well and hearty until :,
short time before taken away. The
funeral n.cnrs t., day.
1t will be noticed that r. J. OWEN
house. the harness maker, will take oats
for ANYTHING in his line You will find
his harness and saddlery goods III good
any inthe territory and his prices reason
able His place of business Is at Esler's old
stand.
There is one thing We all have to have
and that is something to wear IN our
.eet. Wilson 4 Co announce that they
ARE prepared 10 fit lis all out with foot
wear at way down prices. Surprising WI.
call there the next opportunity we have
and Ok their stock over 1t doesn't
G. vt any thing to look anyway.
The following officers Of GaIlatin
Lodge. No. i. A. +. & A. NJ. were installed
by Grand Master, 5. W. Ianghorne, On
Saturday night: J. b. Weaver, ". ~; +.
W. Warren, 5. w.; A. X. Yerkes, J. w..
j :. Mendenhall. Treasurer: K. r Meme,
fee, Secretary; j. NJ. Lindley, S. d.; Berry
Martin, J. D.; " F.. Davis. $ S; George
Luton, J. ).
The Miss.,ula Times gives itself unnec-
essary un-asiness when it says thai
B"z-nan ral is only tit for building
purposes, that it would make good fire
cxtinrui-her ami that the Northern Pa
rifie have concluded to discontinue it,
list. Men who are engaged in mining
this coal. and experts VIII" have tested
every discovery of coal IN the territory
have to admit that it IL the hes, within
the limits of Montana, and instead II
getting l"mrcr in quality it gets decided.
~ better. Is it not singular that after
using this coal successfully for over
year tina, engineers should discover that
its ll>e is impracticable?
{ ,n>idrrable surprise and comment
has been INDUCED in during the past
We. over the Indictment of j. l.. Stats,
a Buzeman attorney, for alleged illegal
intrrlineati"ns on filed document. The
plaintiff claims that Mr.. Staats was en-
played t. prepare u chattle mortgage,
executed by Mr. Whine in favor Of DR..
Whitint that no mention was mate OF
fifty dollars att"r.ey's fees in Ease ut
foreclosure and that this was inserted
after the mortgage was placed on file. On
the otner hand Mr.. Staats had no diff
Guilty IN procuring bondsinen and AYERS
that the clause was agreed on and in
serted under legal restrictions. The
matter has not come to trial and proba-
bly, will not during this session.
The Helena Business College is taking
a holiday vacation closing on the 10Th
inst. and will reopen January 9Th. This
school has become one Of the permanent
Of the territory. and is fast
establishing reputation beyond our
blders. During the past four months Il
number have come from: other counties.
and some even from outside Of Montana.
A department Of stenosraphy has also
been added. NJ that now the facilities for
q sound and thorough business
education. are complete, and there liz no
longer any excuse for young men and
women to z" East for the purpose Of at
tending business college. The college
now has torty-five students, several Of
whom will graduate during the winter.