The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-02
WEEKLY CHRONICLE
THE CITY CHRoNICLED.
(From Wednesdays Daily

The CITY CHRONlCLED.
M (From Wednesdays Daily
H. NJ. Parchen has declined the NOM
ination Of mayor Of Helena, rendered him
by the republican city convention.
Gordon s. Upper of Park City is in
Bozeman. Mr.. Topper was once
teacher Of one Of our public schools
Ben Stern. Of San Francisco. is at the
Eastman House. Ben is well known in
Boseman and always receives hearty
welcome.
We notice our merchants are making
heavy shipments both east and west, and
the outlook for q revival ofgood business
is very cheering.
A new diocese Of Montana (Catholic)
has been created and RI. Rev. Bishop
Brondel becomes bishop Of Montana,
with the title of Bishop Of Helena.
c. N. Stephens, once assistant superin.
tendent Of the park and now resident
ofCooke City, where he has valuable
interests, Is on visit to Bozeman.
All Son of Benton and All Hon of Boze-
man, Chinese, were married in Helena
the oath inst, Mclean fashion and de-
parted for Benton. We congratulate Ben
ton on this accession to its population.
We understand that Winston Bros,
have bought a ranch and lot of hay in
the valley and will soon move their stock
from the Madison. We would not be
surprised if they had plenty to do this
summer.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an oyster supper and ice cream
sociable on Thursday evening, COM
mencing at four O'Clock, at the rooms for
merly occupied by Humbert & Kennett,
Main street. The public are cordially
invited: The proceeds are to be applied
to building fence around the parsonage.
Il. B. Baker and A. Creek with party
Of twenty-one have just arrived from
Platte comfy, Missouri, with the inten-
ton of making Gallatin valley their
home. We are glad to welcome such &C
cessions to our population, particularly
q they are all democrats and as Mr..
Creek says, Don't swap off," They are
1t present looking up location.
Milt M. Russell and wife of Miles City
arrived this morning. also Miss Sophia
Anderson, of Austin, MIMI, the first
named, son and daughter and the last
named, neice Of w. w. Anderson. The
prime object Of their visit is foreshadow-
ed in an item clipped from a Miles City
paper. 1t has been q long time since
Mn. Russell, formerly Miss Mamie Al
derson, has visited the home where she
numbers 80 many friends.
We are frequently asked if the Utah |
Northern will be built into the Gallatin
valley. 70 these questions we invariably |
answer, without saying that we know
more than We can tell, that we believe
seriously that it will be built, and that |
soon. We do not believe they would
make such investments in our coal fields |
without utilizing them, and to utilize |
them, they must build their road to
them.
The play CT Romeo and Juliet last |
night did not call forth as large an audi
ence Is the play and the merits of the
performers should have elected, but we
think it was more on account of the piece
than anything else. Miss McAllister's
rendition of Juliet was a success and
commends her as an emotional actress of
high rank. We haye no hesitation in
saying that it is the best troupe that has
graced the stage in Bozeman. Tonight
Roeedale will be on the boards and should
command good house. 1t is full of in
terest and those who attend will have no
cause to regret it.
From Mr.. Ben v. Clark we learn that
an Englishman by the name of J. F.
Kinnley has located at the old Crow
Mission on the Yellowstone and will
erect q ten thousand dollar brick house
at that point and will stock the place
with from $50 to 200 dairy COWS and es-
tsblish creamery. He is said to have
an abundance of means to successfully
handle the new enterprise. We feel con-
fdent that such ventures cannot fail to
be remunerative. There is no reason
why, with our nutritious grasses. cream
cries should not prove profitable, and
the butter should be ofsuperior quality.
The Miles City Journal of 18th instant
rays: Our enterprising townsman, Mr..
Milt Russell, accompanied by his wife,
left town yesterday for Bozemant to attend
The wedding Of the sister of Mrs. Russell.
Mr.. Russell intends to extend his journey
10 Spokane Falls and the mining district
Of Occur d'Alene, and it need be no mat
ter of surprise if he should remain at the
latter place and 60 into business, either
alone or along with his brother-in-law,
Douglas, Of the Seventh
Infantry, who is already at the mines.
The Mn. Russell referred to is the accom-
plished daughter of W. W. Anderson.
5 The C.nnsfellaftnns.
The evenings of the present week have
been passed by the students of the high
school in company with the principal, in
afudvlnU nractical astronomy. MANY of