The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-01
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Mrs. Catherine Daniels proved up to
day before the land Office
After Sunday the seven days are DIES
ignated as the week Of prayer.
D. D. Smith 4 Co., have some startlin,
prices to announce on Monday.
The Odd Fellows and Knights of Pyth
las have rented st. Lawrence hall of Chs
Rich.
The many friends Of Jerry Matthew
danced to lively music at the Hot Spring
last evening.
On New Years day there will be NJ
daily issued, but an issue of the week.,
instead.
The east-bound train, due last night al
ten o'clock, is about twenty hours late
ard losing time.
The soldiers of Fl. Ellis will give per
Torrance in their new hall next week
probably Thursday.
Stevens will start his paper at Town
send next week, SO We are informed BY
q Townsend gentleman.
The Farmers and Mechanics ball was
offended last night by nearly all the
members and several guests.
Tonight the masquerade at the Skating
Rink takes place. A novel scene will be
presented and all should attend.
There is some sickness among horses
in the Missouri valley; otherwise the
stock Of that region is doing well.
Humbert 4 Kennett will close their
branch store here on the first and remove
their stock Of goods to their Helena
house.
We have received the daily Yellow
stone Journal carriers address. 1t is very
handsomely gotten up. The verses are
very affecting
The champion hog was raised by Sch
wab and Zimmerman at their ranch in
the Pricklv Pear valley. 1t weighs Gil
pounds dressed. 1t was pea-fed.
1t is correctly reported that the body
Of Clark was raised last night, but as We
can find no one who saw it done, though
there is probably truth in the rumor.
"No, don't Co." said Q Bozeman girl to
her lover as he rose to 60 at midnight last
night: Remember that the clocks have
been showed ahead twenty-seven min
utes."
Last night . shot was heard in the
upper end of town and is supposed to
have been aimed at dog who is trouble
some to prominent resident of that Vi
cinity.
Engineer Green, on Christmas, was
presented with an assayer's outfit, and
having studied this branch at college,
proposes to amuse himself by making
assays Of rock found around Bozeman.
Mrs. J. A. Lafferty will receive New
Years, assisted by Mrs. Pierce, Mrs.
Matt Black and Mrs. Ed. C. Anderson.
Mrs. Ed Lamme will also receive, assist
I'd by Miss. Eastman and Miss D'Estel.
The Helena land Office received, dur
ne the week ending December 25th, II
leclaratory statements. six desert land
five homestead applications
md six timber culture entries.
There is an old proverb which says:
You cannot get more out of bottle than
vas put into it. This is mistake. Many
man has been known 10 get all that was
,ut into The bottle anG thirty days be-
ides.
Three masked men entered China
house, at Livingston, Sunday
'vening, bound and gagged her, and
hen carried off trunk which contained
II her extra clothing, besides about 500
q money.
The Murphy Bros, extensive cattle
rowen Of this territory, have dissolved
and the business will be
conducted hereafter under the name of
he Murphy Cattle Co.," M. H. Murphy
nsnagsr.
4 man, it is said, sat down in bar
er's chair and asked the barber if he in
ended to use the same razor he had the
7eek before. Being answered affirma-
lively, he shut his eyes and asked for a
uart Of whisky.
Pendlston returned from an elk hunt
his week, being gone eight days. He
hot blind owl, q skunk with his legs
rozen, crippled deluded jack-ass-rabbit.
Tx he says were plenty, but surprisingly
INVISIBLE to the naked eye.
The Independent is informed that good
LAGER diggings prevail on upper Indian
reek. Jefferson county. There are rich
freaks running from $50 to $50 per day
, the man, with occasional barren places
18th little or nothing. The diggings will
veraxe from s. to IS per day.
Advertising is to bs commended, but
1e method of Philadelphia undertaken
tho has the dead body of dog in her
sealed casket in his show win
ow, is q shocking endeavor to command
ublic attention, and should deprive him
custom instead Of gaining it for him.
C. F. Annet Of Salt Lake, manager of
lie Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
is in Billings making arrange
tents to put in line. He agrees to put
lem in provided not less than thirty
disorders at Sc per month, payable
x months in advance.
We see that some of the United States
lail carriers are trying to get thirty
avs leave of absence. The carriers of this
erritory could have saved themselves
lat trouble. For the reason that Uncle
am would never have missed them and
he public been none the wiser. |
Among the plans for the conduct of
le hotel at Mammoth Hot Springs in
le Park is that of obtaining corps of
,lored walters who will also be good
Musicians. Their duties will be to wait
pom the tables during meal hours, and
, furnish music in the evenings. This