The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26

From Tuesdays Daily.)
The best goods in town at Worth's.
Scotch Fife wheat for sale, at Tracy's
, store. d12Otf
Ranchmen can ge. Scotch Fife seed
wheat, at Tracy's. d12Otf
Twelve-year-old xxx Hennesy bran
dy at Mounts.
New spring overcosts at D. D. Smith &
Co.
Worth sells W. H. McBryer Whisky
for bit. lO2
Bluestone for sale at DR.. G. W. Mon
roe's, in any quantity. d106tf
| YIN. G. A., rooms are being fitted up
Ut the rear of Mounts & Co.'S, saloon.
For an elegant line of toilet and fancy
articles, call at DR.. G. w. Monroe's. 106tf
Mounts & Co. are receiving the best,
fresh imported cigars regularly.
Booths select oysters seventy cents
per can at the B0zeman Coffee House.
The Missouri is gorged just below Yank-
ton.
No mail from the west now for two
days. What is the matter?
D. D. Smith 4 Co. are opening q nobby
line of new spring hats for men and
boys.
Just received q fine line of mems,
youths and boys spring suits at D. D.
Smith & Co.
For Easter a superb line of Easter
souvenirs and Easter cards just received
at Basinski Bros.
California smelts, all nice and clean
and ready for the pan, twenty-five cents
per dozen, at the California Fruit Store.
w. W. Anderson, editor of the Avant
Courier, returned this morning from
trip east.
Andy Cowan is up from Hillsdale and
reports lively farming operations going
on for several days.
We notice to-day that w. NJ. hewitt is
shipping on order large lot of tin and
hardware to the Coeur d'Alene mines.
This will be the last week of school,
unless further appropriation is made
which we sincerely hope will be done.
Several new coal land claims have
been filed on in the clerks Office, the
location being in the Bridger mountains.
We recommend our old McBrayer
vEhiokv onI oil ivnnov<o1 nnoo1u Eov mail
ical use. at Mounts & Co., next door east
of LaClede Hotel.
A. Lamme & Co., are making to-day
quite large shipment Of goods to Grey
Cliff. It seems that Bozeman is a good
place to buy goods.
Cornell, the painter of Livingston has
been over making purchases of supplies
which he needs in his business and can
not find in Livingston.
Mounts & Co., have just received
another large supply of the old Nc
Brayer whisky. As the brand is scarce,
ofany age, we have made this purchase.
We have now on hand plenty to last for
years. 99dtf
There will be meeting of the Boze-
man Social club at Luce & Armstrong;
Office on Thursday evening at o'clock
p. m. Business of importance and full
attendance requested,
The stock of liquors and the billiard
tables which were stored in the room
formerly occupied by Capt. John Smith
are being removed for shipment to Rath-
drum. The room is being fitted up for
John Worth.
We have increased our working force
and will now be able to furnish our GUS
toners with job work on short notice.
We have been so crowded the past week
that we have been compelled to turn
work away
The nice, warm weather of the past |
few days is drying up the mud. Some |
are shovelling the snow from the north |
side of Main street, and it would be we'll |
for all on that side to do the same, so that |
the continual seepage from the snow
banks on that side will be stopped.
We offer for sale at present the fol- |
lowing accounts for sale. For amounts |
enquire at our store: H. N. Burozuski,
J. Vogh, Mrs. McAndrew, Frank Smith,
Jack Stone, w. R. Brookfield, ]. A. Cor
den, Harry Woolrich, John Tillman,
Frank Smith. r. Conliff, J. Miller, H. NJ.
Doogan, Pat Shea.
d1l9tf ELLIS & Brown.
A little peice of crookedness is exposed
in the Glendive Times, whereby parties
who could have been subpenaed at
home, have to be sent for by the sheriff
all the way to the Coeur d'Alene, thus
involving Dawson county to the amount
of two thousand dollars in mileage and
service. The Heather Chinee" are not
the only ones who are peculiar for ways
that are dark and tricks that are vain"
On Monday next Sheriff Blakely will
sell the stock of goods in Livingston for
merly owned by C. w. Savage & Sons.
The sale is made on execution obtained
in the attachment suits of the North Star
Boot ard Shoe company and George R.
Newell & Co., of Minneapolis. The
amount of the judgment and cosrs is
about SIT 900 and the stock is valued at
between $4,000 and $4,000.
Cooke City will soon have banking IA
cilities, as a number of capitalists who
have invested in the mines have organ
lied with D. E. Fogarty, vice-President
of the First National at Livingston, as
President and D. H. Budlong as Cashier:
This is an important acquisition to Cooke
and one that will be of immense advan-
tage to them. The outlook for the rapid
growth and development of these mines
the coming summer viii make the new
banking institution a necessity.
On last Saturday night as one of the
ladies who reside on ''Piety Hip had