The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-12
from Tuesdays Daily.)
The best goods in town at Worth's.

The best goods in town at Worth's.
Owenhouse sells saddles and harness
also pays highest cash price for hides.
D. NJ. Ferry & Co.'S, superior garden
seed for sale at DR.. G. w. Monroe's. lO6ti
Twelve-year-old xxx Hennesy bran
dy at Mounts.
Pure California honey in all styles at
Wilson & Lewis. 35-tf
Worth sells w. H. McBryer Whisky
for bit. 1O2
Y. N. c. A., rooms are being fitted up
at the rear of Mounts & Co.'S, saloon.
Bluestone for sale at DR.. G. W. Mon
roe's, in any quantity. d1O6tf
For an elegant line of toilet and fancy
articles, call at DR.. 6. W. Monroe's. l06tt
Mounts & Co. are receiving the best
fresh imported cigars regularly.
Booths select oysters seventy cents
per can at the Bozeman Coffee House.
See notice of houses to rent. They are
conveniently located and rent Is very
cheap.
W. c. Humbert, of Humbert & Ken
nett, Helena, is among the visitors to
Bozeman to-day.
We recommend our old McBrayer
whisky, and all imported goods for med
ical use, at Mounts & Co., next door east
Of LaClcde Hotel.
Martin Hooker is finishing the upper
story of his handsome brick store on
Main street, with the view Of occupying
it at an early day.
Now is the time to advertise and the
daily CHRONICLE offers the medium.
Make known your enterprise and you
will be rewarded.
The City Council have not come to
any conclusion as yet on the ordinance
providing for steam engine. Another
meeting will be held Saturday night.
"The angels hold their noses when
they look down on a Wall street man."
says Beecher, and their pocket-book
when they look on Dakota boomer.
please send me sample copy Of your
paper" comes little too frequent for us
to answer all the demands Send us a
sample ten cent piece once in a while.
The coal discoveries in Bridger Can
yon, it is said, look more promising every
day. Prospecting for coal will be carried
on vigorously during the coming sum-
mer.
Some one stole the collar from Phil.
Rountree's dog. "Moss Agate" yester-
day. Had they taken the dog and left
the collar, Phil. would not have any rea-
son to complain.
Evidently the stock business Is good
and paying one. Every calf, no matter
how tender its age, is quickly picked up
by parties who are securing the country
in search of them.
J. B. Hubbell, formerly of Miles City
and VIM. Brady, have secured a million
dollar contract on the Canadian Pacific
Railway at good round figures. We
trust he may reap fortune.
That was poetic justice, when few
days ago, bride shot the groom dead as
soon as the marriage ceremony was per-
formed. She did not want him to en-
dure the torments Of his after life.
Candidates for city offices are begin
ming to loom up. 1t is astonishing how
many persons there are who want to
serve the dear people. Weare glad of it,
it gives us chance to pick out the best.
Mounts & Co., have just received
another large supply of the old Nc
Brayer whisky. As the brand is scarce,
of any age, we have made this purchase.
We have now on hand plenty to last for
wears. 99dtf
The threat made by the Bismarck Tri-
bune, that it would drop off its exchange
list, every paper which stole items from
it without credit, it is said, has had the
effect to curtail the number of it's ex-
changes.
The new discoveries in the Drum
Lummon mine near Helena, creates a
good deal of excitement in that flourish
ing city. Wait awhile, we'll send good
news about some of the mines in Gala
tin county.
We have received a copy of the North
western Farmer, published at Fargo,
Dakota. 1t is valuable journal for the
farmers of the northwest, and full of in
teresting and instructive news for the
agriculturist.
P. S. Rountree has returned from trip
up the Yellowstone. He has great faith
in the mineral resources of that country,
and thinks that there will be great and
developments in that region
within short period.
Alessrs. Sudlow and Dawes say that
the people on Black street "take the
cake" for enterprise, nearly every one
on that street having ordered their
houses numbered. We are in hopes that
it will become general.
A cadeverous looking tramp was put
in the lookup to-day for stealing pair
of pants of Pat Worsham. He is the same
individual who has been loafing around
begging from door to door for something
to eat, to the terror Of housewives.
Geo. Ash handled the ribbons over a
nice tandem team to-day, and paraded
the streets of Bozemrn. He looked in
the CHRONICLE Office as though he want
ed to give us ride, but business engage
ments prevented. We thank you all the
same George.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give supper Thursday afternoon
and evening, at Williams hall formerly
occupied by Humbert & Kennett) The
supper will consist of baked beans and
brown bread, coffee and doughnuts and
will be served from four until ten p. m.
The price will be fifty cents; also candy
pull in the evening. We can guarantee
that whatever these ladies undertake
they will accomplish in a thorough man