The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-01

A ~ Out041o0s sAa4neB ~ EOSt c1sltnp
walked over 70 B0eenaen TO tell us;
1ha& man over there,
frsed - pan ont her hair,
Because hs was horribly Jealous.
Ben Hogan expects to leave Butte this
week and viii visit eastern Montana.
NJ. II. b. Bartlett, in D. D. Smith 4
Co. was the successful dice thrower for
the diamond ring.
A large party Of rry-hcarted dancers
chased the happy hous last evening ..
Speith 4 Krugs hall.
The Catholic school had . Christmas
tree on Monday night, and delighted the
hearts Of several little ones.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a very
handsome bill Of fare from the Interna-
fionsl Hotel Of Helena, printed by
Boooe.
Our Fl. Ellis correspondence was re-
csiyed on Monday afternoon too late for
/ publseasion that day, and hence appears
to-day.
J. NJ. Lndley leaves tonight for
Janesville, Wis, where his wife is now
visiting. Mn. Lindley will return with
her husband.
We notice that 1 number Of our citizens
yesterday took their dinners at the hotels,
instead Of preparing Il great cost and
labor . dinner = home. 7
A large amount oflocal news crowded
out our supply n fresh kilograms to-day.
But - there Il nothing Of importance,
telegr.phis, car readers are gamers.
The Farmers and Mechanics will give
their second dance Friday night. This
club anticipate . grand time, and no
member should miss this occasion.
While from around Us in almost every
direction We hear thst cold weather has
been an unwelcomed guest, Bozeman has
not had cold day. Sunshine and spring
like warmth has been our lot.
Several slight mistakes occurred in
Monday evenings paper, which are at
tributable to the fact that the "boys"
were preparing to do justice to the tur-
key spread on the editor-in-chief's table.
H. L. Wright, recently nom Billings,
step-brother Of Mr.. Morse, of Willow
creek, died at the LaClede last night and
was buried this afternoon at o'clock.
Lung troubles was the cause Of his death
Billy Black, proprietor of the Mint"
remembered the Woodworking "boys" Of
shis Office with a Christmas gift in liquid
form ON Monday, and a fine box Of cigars
70 clear the brains Of the editor and as
siGtant. ~---ss -s-e--.
While 1t the funeral Of the late Hon.
w. o. P. Hays, editor Lanshorne, was
taken III and haseince been confined to-
his bed. He Is somewhat better to-day
however, and will soon be prepared for
business again.
Ladies who intend keeping open house
on New Years day, will confer favor on
10 by sending in their names for publica-
ton. It is our intention, if possible to
obtain complete list to be published
bsfore New Years day.
Joe Lindley became possessed ofin-
terests in the Emma, Elk and Coppero-
polls lodes in the 18-mile district this
week. The purchase price for the inter
ests ranging from l-6 to I in the lodes,
aegregating 1880.
No less than one dozen people have
inquired Of us to-day why they did not
get their daily yesterday. It must be
recognised as an incontrovertable fact
that the daily CHRONICLE is gaining
niche in the necessary institutions Of this
city.
The unsavory fct now grasps the in
tellect Of those who are members of the
collecting association recently formed
here, that the originators belong to that
ignoble band Of bilks, who find Montana
the most profitable country to do bus
ineW in.
The Blue Belle mine at the mouth of
Mill Creek canyon is showing up ore
rich enough to astonish even the owners
thereof They are taking out a fine
dumppile Of gray copper, carrying silver
70 the ton much heavier than the best
Of their previous aseeys indicated.
Trouble IL reported from Emigrant
Gilch in the Little Mac and adjoining
localities of gold quartz; owned by Gowl,
Bachelor 4 Co. It is currently stated
that Correll, the quartz expert, has at
tempted to "jump" the locations noted.
It il doubtful that the jumper will come
out first best.
We had but few minutes to spare
yesterday and dropped in to see the Com
pany dinners, at Fl. Ellis. The endless
variety of, enables and good things
spread, including imported dgan and
Milwaukee beer, would be credit to
Delmonico. And what was more sur
prising i. that out Of 1859 enlisted men.
composing the garrison, not man was
under tho influence of intoxicating
liquor.
We notice that there is an effort being
put forth at Glendive to establish new
paper. Unless Glendive has grown much
faster than we think it has, Glendive has
in the Times - good q paper IS reasona-
be men should expect. Mayhee, its edi-
tor, started the 1smes at time when a
man experieaced IN the newspaper bus
iness deemed the enterprise dangerous
undertaking with big D. Mayhee how
ever, who had been engaged as mail
carrier along the uncompleted line of the
Northern Pacific, got together a small
amount Of material and with remarkable
pluck established good paper. Through
its columns he has done vast amount of
good for Glendive and instead of being
burdened by opposition should be pen
stoned. There is . class Of citizens to be
found in.every western town who imag-
inc that their home paper is not what it
should be, md while they offer nothing
towards its support they are ever ready
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