The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-28
Coke will be a success.
We want a little more rain.
Wall streets furry is over.

Coke will be success.
We want little more rain.
Wall streets furry is over.
Montana has not been shaken up at all
The fire company will get their new
truck.
Logan's friends predict a surprise
party.
The house has agreed to give Dakota
more judges.
Montana needs them as well and our
delegate should see to it.
Helena, it is said, will put q million
dollars in buildings this year.
Homer M. Hill, business manager of
the Independent has married.
Bids for the new Masonic temple at
Helena will be received up to the 3lst.
Mcdonald, the prize fighter is still in
a precarious condition, and may not re-
cover.
The celebrated German tragedian Herr
Bandmann commences weeks engage
ment at Mings opera house, Helena, on
next Monday night.
The hook and ladder company are
making preparations to have grand GEL
ebration on the arrival Of the new appar-
atus for the department which is expect
ed to arrive in about two weeks. We
understand that Mayor Boget will de-
liver an address on the occasion, and the
boys will do all in their power to make
the affair pleasant and agreeable.
"They are very good and there is lots
of fun in Them" so says Bozeman gen.
.tleman of the Hampton College Students,
whom he saw in Kansas City. Remem-
Der that they appear here next Monday
night, for one performance only, at TIE
Skating Rink and the price of admission
has been lowered to seventy-five cents.
During the benefit for Mcdonald at
Butte, Tommy Rogan, in the name OF
Mcdonald, challenged Pete Mccoy for
hard glove fight to come off four months
from date, within 100 miles of Butte for
from $500 to 81 900 side. We should
think he got punishment enough for once
and ought to let the prize ring alone.
Rumor has many tongues and some
people are connecting the name OF
young lady in Bozeman with the suicide
of Joe Worley. This is all wrong and
mistake and calculated to do harm. An
by us, has led us to the
conclusion that the cause or causes are
remote from anything in Bozemap and
may perhaps remain a mystery.
J.H. Engleman, brother of M. Engie-
IMAM, of Cherry creek, is expected daily
with car load of fine Kentucky horses.
Six of them are stations and the balance
fine Kentucky mares of the Gold dust
stock. Some of the stock will be offered
for sale and good opportunity will be
offered buyers of good stock.
The closing exercises this morning at
the East Side school house, were very
entertaining. The young lady teachers
in charge, Misses Evans and Bates, de-
serve great credit for the proficiency at
tanned by the scholars and the order and
decorum observed. We regret We were
not able to be present, all of the time,
but we saw sufficient to demonstrate to
us that they were the right ones in the
right place, and we hope their services
may be retained. This afternoon the
closing exercises were held at the West
Side school house with matinee ut 100
p. m, and in the evening at p. m.
music and declarations. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that the chapel at the school Is
not large enough to acco. immediate the |
patrons and visitors to the school.
DR.. Bishop had the misfortune to break
his leg this morning, just above the
ankle. How serious the break is we do
not know, but from our information it |
was a simple fracture and occurred in
this wise: While retufhing from a ride
with Sheriff Blakeley, and near the cross
ing ofa ditch, just above DR.. Monroe's |
drug store, the strap holding the breech-
ing gave way, letting the breeching fall
down upon the horses heels, whereupon
he commenced kicking and running and
the doctor acting under an unfortunate
impulse leaped from the buggy sustain
ing the injury as above indicated. Sher-
if Blakeley succeeded in refining in the
horse without any further damage or in
jury. We trust the doctor may soon
be out.
4 Thousand Dollar Haul.