The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-09
From fridays Daily


: Cord wood il a. cheap in Boxeman 9
at Miasoula.
WIN. Francis is expected in Bozema
in q few days.
} Bozeman never had better sleighin
: than now exists.
Hereafter the ChRoSiclE will only b
81 per year.
4 large party danced to merry mus
at Fridley's on New Years night.
Now that the council rumpus ID owe
the local news gather finds his labOn in
creased.
Miss Brunette Ballinger will begiI
teaching class in instrumental music Of
Monday.
1t is refreshing to know that there m
very few opium joints in Bozeman q
present, If any.
Billy Black this morning purchased
two lots from Matt. W. Anderson. Con
sideration, $50.
Missoula, Rathdrum and Spokane Fall
all claim the best route to the Cnul
d'Alene mines.
Mr.. Farquer, for one year clerk at tht
LaClede hotel, is visiting Pittsburg. Pa.
his former home.
One of our exchanges says that what
Montana wants is good poet. This II
fought on Maybee of the Glendive Times
Billings has jackass that is fond o.
liquor. And we expect to hear the local
papers say that he was born in Living
atOn.
Send in your job work. The CHRONICLE
job Office was never as well prepared ia
do jobs of all kinds. Call and see speci.
nlens ....
Heat expands, but cold contracts. II
you 10 not believe this, look at Gala
tin valley farmers pocket-book, this cold
weather.
A coat was stolen from the Northern
Pacific hotel one day last week. The
officers are on the track of the guilty
party.
The east-bound train, due last night,
is twenty hours behind time. The west
bound train arrived at three O'Clock this
afternoon.
Isaac Williams, OF Bear creek, this
county, left this week for the Ceur
d'Alene, where he has some valuable
mining property.
Hereafter another room in the new
Church street public school will be OPEN
I'd. Miss Evans has accepted the posi-.
ton Of teacher.
There are men in Bozeman 90 sensi-
tive that they cannot even look At their
wives saw wood. They pull their hats
down over their eyes.
Bozeman's base ball boys are putting
forth efforts to organize territorial as
soclation, to hold its first meeting in Hell
ena on the LIST Of February.
The CHRONICLE job Office has just COM
pleted stand of bills for the Fort Ellis
Comedy Company. who will give their
first performance at the post next week.
This is the season of the year when all
civilized people stave off the grocers,
newspapers and landlords, and put their
money into Tom 4 Jerry. It is charm
ing custom.
Saml. Kennett, ofthe firm of Humbert
4 Kennett, will arrive tonight nom
Helena, and will no doubt at once re-
move the unsold goods of their Bozeman
branch to Helena
We notice that Wendall Hall, former
~ in charge of the N. p. land examining
party, is doing civil engineering business
at spokane Falls. He has been delega-
ted to survey a wagon road from Spokane
to the new mines.
Sheriff Berry, of Missoula county, who
recently visited Boze.nan, is reported a.
saying that shorter route can be had to
the Coeur d'Alene mines, by leaving the
Northern Pacific railroad twenty miles
west of Trout creek. An old Indian trail
extends from here to the mines.
The resignation of F. F. Griffin, super
intendent of the Rocky Mountain divis-
ion Of the Northern Pacific railroad has
been announced. He is to be succeeded
by J. B. Cable, for a number of years
assistant superintendent of the Fergus
Falls division of the Manitoba railroad in
Minnesota.
A very stiff Dakota breeze struck us
last evening, and has since been blowing
the snow in drifts. The thermometer
registered four degrees below zero and
with the wind makes the most disagreea-
BILE storm of the season. But 30 far, the
man who will find fault with the present
winter is y crank and ought to find it hot
enough for him when he dies.
Want Of space and an honesty Of pur-
pose hinders us from spilling ink in