The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-06
From Mondays Daily
The best goods in town at Worth's.
Don't forget the reception tonight.

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Don't forget the reception tonight.
Worth will keep as fine goods il
his line AZ can be procured. d64lt
; Owenhouse sells saddles and harness
also pays highest cash price for hides.
Worth will keep as fine goods in hi
line a. ean be produced. 7tf
} Valentines, valentines; new and at
kactlve designs at J. II. Taylor's.
LADIES' night hereafter will I've Tuesda,
and Thursday, at the roller rink. d72-7-
Helena wants roller Touring mill Ia
Story, Of Bozeman.
Thos Quaw has sold the property he
purchased on Friday.
Editor Anderson and DIR. Carroll were
in Helena on Saturday.
The Presbyterian ministers are through
with their work at Presbyterv.
Mrs. Van Cleve delivered an eloquent
address last evening at the Presbyterian
Church.
! Mr. Jno. Lockev, wife and baby girl
arrived from Dubuque. Iowa, on Satur.
day morning.
Quite q number Of Bozeman children
have been suffering with Group during
the past week.
The Rathdrum Lvuri<r publishes a
column, regarding Capt. Jno Smiths new
place in that town
Mr.. Tate is to-day preparing to remove
his family and household furniture to bis
ranch near Livingston.
Geo. Nichols has purchased from Chas
Mozer his stock Of hardware and fixtures
and takes possession at once. Mr.. Mozer
will be retained in the store "a clerk.
The participants Of the straw ride on
Saturday night return their thanks to
Mr.. W. T. Hubbart, for free sleigh ride.
Mr.. Lynch, for a short time clerk at
the LaClede hotel, leaves tonight for
Fargo. where he will take similar posi-
ton at the Headquarters hotel
Claud Case will take Cashier Sherman's
place in the Bozeman National Bank,
while that gentleman and his wife are in
the east. for which place they leave this
evening.
| Engineer S. Deutsch informs us that
the plat of the townsite of Cooke City has
been accepted by the commissioners at
| Washington. In few weeks lots will be
offered for sale.
Vennor predicted that on yesterday
and to-day Montana would I've visited by
| very severe snow storm. As far as
/, Boxeman is concerned he has missed it
by a long shot.
And now comes the Farmers & Me-
chanic's club with an announcement to
the effect that on the 10Th inst they will
enjoy a masquerade ball in their hall.
| Parties invited will be privileged to
| masnue.
E. w. Diehl, for some time clerk at the
Northern Pacific hotel, writes to friends
from Rathdum, that business is very
! dull there He says that it has not yet
! been decided which trail to the mines
will be acceptable.
A house warming reception will be
! given at the residence of Rev. R. NJ.
! Stevenson at half past seven this evening
The mode Of spending an enjoyable eve
/ ming will be especially attracted, for the
reason that refreshments will be served
! to all who can come without price. and
everyone is invited.
| The Cteur d'Alene mining fever is no
doubt having reaction. The golden
reports which have been circulated
through the press fail to pan out the de-
sired wealth. The word gold has heay-
emily sound, but there are many who will
conclude that the best and surest way to
obtain it is behind pillow.
A large party is exploring the route
from the Black Hills to the Northern Pa
cific railroad with view of selecting the
most feasible route and making the
needed grading and bridging. 1t is
claimed that it is only $50 miles to Dick
inson, and that the trip can be made in
nine days. A line Of Concord coaches
will soon he running on the line.
The Miner special from Missoula says:
Negotiations between the Belknap I'M
provement company and the Northern
/ Pacific railroad resulted to-day in a con-
tract BY which Bel!lnap is made the
principal point Of lcbarkation for the
Ceur d'Aienes. A wagon road is now
completed twelve miles, and will he
| pushed on to the mines, a distance of
twenty Eight miles, and line Of stages
put on at once.
! 1t is with feeling Of sadness nearly
resembling grief that We notice the et-
forts of Yerkes, of the Boxenan CHEox-
IcLE, to be funny in print. Nice young
! man AZ can be found between Livingston
and Muir CITY. but he will keep talking
about Livingston whisky in way that is
doubtless intended for humor. Let him
read the so-called funny ralnmn in the
! Bismarck Tribune or the Fargo Republican
; and consider to what level he is tending.
-Enserprise.
Our devil isn't very large in height and
weight, but in spunk he is six feet three
i in his stocking feet and weighs a ton.
| The past week has been one Of uninter-
T. rupted hilarity for him, and n"twith-
standing the fact that his sight is dimed
and his eyes appears like the headlight
Of a locomotive entering tunnel, his
usefulness nor appetite are not impaired.
/, and to-day he is smilinglv testing the
/ grip and acquiring knowledge regarding
| the movements of the job press. On
! Saturday some companions ironically al
! luded to his watch fob as brass one.
! Our boy was busy at the time, but the
scene that was enacted during his leisure
hours yesterday We're full Of interest to
| the three boys VINO. reinforced by their
mother, were forced to leave the held
; in the possession of the devil.
| In regard to the recent caDtllre of WIN