The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-16
From Mondays Daily

Jack Baronett is in town from Cooke
Jack did not bring his wife down with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Miller, of Mandan
are on.a visit to Bozeman and are til,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton.
We are sorry to learn that w. w. AL
derson, editor Of the Courier, is confined
to his nome by illness; We trust, how
ever, that he may be out soon.
Hon. w. E. Cullen came over to-day
OH the delayed train. He informs us
that the train was delayed by reason Of
slide in the Missouri canyon.
Easter Sunday called forth large con.
gregations yesterday at all the places Of
divine worship, especially at the Episco.
pal church, where the services on such a
day are made peculiarly attractive.
The police magistrate was occupied this
afternoon with the examination of the
charges preferred against two persons
one for fighting and the other for using
profane and vulgar language on the
streets
Capt. Blake, an old Montanian, is one
of the owners of the excursion boat be-
tween Washington and Mount Vernon,
and runs it himself The world is deal
ing very kindly with the captain.
Mr.. Cummings has returned from the
Occur d'Alene mines. He has not re-
ceived very favorable impression Of the
country; SAYS it will be impossible to do
anything for couple of months. More
people are now coming out than are go
ing in.
Yesterday in drunken row at the
Bozeman Coal Company's mines, Pat
Lynch struck Pat Turner over the head
with bottle, inflicting severe wound,
and also cut him across the abdcman
We have not learned whether the wounds
are fatal or not.
Col w. F. Sanders came over yester-
day and spent a few hours. He has just
returned from Glendive, where he has
been in attendance on court. He is
favorably impressed with the new judge.
He possesses one faculty which will suit
us, that is, he dispatches business rap
idly.
An important land case to-day has
brought oyer quite a large delegation
from Sterling and the neighborhood,
among whom are p. V. Jackson, Frank
Walen, Richard Coin, and A. J. Wilson,
Pony; Alex. Norris and Alex. Erickson,
Red bluff; and others. 1t is quite an i'm
portant case and will no doubt occupy
several days in the hearing
Chas. S. Fee, general passenger agent
of the n P, was in Bozeman a few hours
yesterday. He informed us that the trav-
ell over the road is increasing considera-
bly,. In March about 5000 persons passed
over the road to points west of Missoula,
and from present indications April would
far exceed that number. March was an
increase of 300 per cent over the previous
month.
The Northern Pacific trains arriving
in the day time led great many of our
people to visit the depot yesterday after
noon to witness the arrival of the train
from the east. One would have supposed
it was the first one seen, but the truth is
the day was so pretty for walk, and the
arrival of a train was novelty that had
not been witnessed in Bozeman, except
by those who had to get up at an unsea-
sonable hour, that it was indeed new
thing. ..-... .......-
We have received copy of the North
western Farmer, published at Fargo, D.
T. 1t is full of interesting matter to far
mers and stock growers, and one which
We think would pay every farmer in the
valley to have. Ifany of our customers
desire, We can arrange to have the Far
mer sent to their address at trife over
the cost of the CHRONICLE. Give it a
trial and we are sure you will like it.
Copies of the paper can he seen at this
office.