The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-27

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1854.
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rIHE CITY eHR0kieLED.
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I'd. Latierty will le. We for Helena soon
to take position ON Governor Crosby'r
stat. sfF
Belknap looms mp ~ the coming town
west Of Missoula Oh the Northern Pacific
sroad.s aa- EfEE]E 8 I'll
The west bound train, due last nigh
VIII not reach Boseman before : p n,
Cause, billiards in Dakota.
D. D. Smith and Ed. B. Lamme wen
east last night for the purpose Of pnr-
chasing goods for their respective houses.
Bozeman has scarcely been aroused to-
day from the dissipation Of last night.
Our local had hard work rastling for
items.
Northern Pacific, stock (common) 81,
preferred 463. It has got down lower
than the Thermometer. We hope when
it thaws out it will 90 higher.
II don't know who you are but you've
got on grandma's Dress was Z remark
dropped last night at the masquerade,
when one Of the participants approached
lady spectator. iiiisf t'tt
Mr.. E. A. Winstanley, chief clerk in
the railroad land Office At Helena, was
married on Sunday last to Miss Mary
Alice Weikle. The CHRONICLE extends
congratulations.
Our young hopeful was accosted on the
street short time ago by q gentleman
who Intercepted him ~ follows: "Sfan-
rice, where is yonr papa?' "Oh! he's
over in Helena making state"
Broncho Bill and Cheyenne Bill are
the euphonious titles of two worthless
now in jail 1t Miles City on charge Of
stealing and killing stock. They are
both bad bills and should not be passed.
No, they should be sent up for redemp-
ton.
The CHRONICLE acknowledges with the
compliments Of N. +. Davis, 4 bottle Of
Mumms Extra Dry, which the boys Of
the office drank to the health Of the lit
tie stranger I We trust he may live
many years, grow up and be an honor to
his parents and an ornament to society.
Nessrs. Potts 4 Harrison, whose id.
vertise .nent appears in the CHRONICLE,
informs US that they are receiving many
inquiries 1bryoung grade DRAFT stations.
They have made a start in the right d.
rection, ~ the demand for draft horses
will grow. While this firm have fine
trotting stock and thoroughbred racers,
they see more money in draft horses, and
are breeding their thoroughbreds to the
Clydesdale stock. They intend to keep
abreast of the times and take the lead
now in the best grade of draft horses.
Every farmer in the valley should pay
some attention to this matter, 30 est
secure the most serviceable farm horses
We have Get type from Horace Gree.
ley's manuscript; We have educated our
self to read Deacon Bross' writing as
rapidly - though it were printed circus
poster; but We got stnmped this week
when the following epistle, addressed to
one Of our merchants. was handed us to
decipher. Excepting the inimitable
chirsg9sphy, We give it literatim: "mis
ter rdhi C X mon iii won't zou toaom
hpto thee g ale and Cea'mea four iwont
to hal : Take NTH zou." And we are
told t,at the letter 10 not cipher. but q
comnllnication supposed by the author
to be written in good United States Ian
guagd -Madisonian. We offer the fol-
lowing solution. Mr.. K. %. Hickman
want you to comeeup to the jail and see
me. " ] want to have talk with you.
From the following it will be seen that
the 8aa works which have been shut
down! 70 dong, thsrebys causing afhigh
price tor fhA aticls, have fiesumedwork:
AT 1ittsbulBs thsle vim Be an almost
general RESUMPTION Of work in the iron
mills, slae woiks and ccalsmines. Many
mill that had been flooded out started
up let week. All the glass factories will
be in operation tomorrow. After a sew.
en- mouths suspension on account of
strike, the river coal mines which have
been closed nearly all winter owing to
the depression of trade will resume work
to day. Where NO attempt is made to
reduce wages the resumption will give
employment 70 many thousand men,
The railroad mines at Scotthaven struck
againlt reduction on SATURDAY. night
and tie mines have shut down.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
Mn. {. 8. Barr, of Portland. Oregon, one
Of the proprietors of map of the Ceur
d'Alene mines, the agency for the sale Of
which. she will establish before leaving
Boseman. Mn. Barr comes highly recon.
mended by prominent citizens of Port
land. She has charge Of "Woman's
Commission House and Employment
Agency" At Portland and is now on her
way East to secure about tyo hundred
girls for general -housework. She says
the demand for them ON the West Coast
10 large, the people having grown tired of
Cinnamon. The map Of the Ceur
d'Alene mines is recommended % being
correct. being endorsed by Paul Schulze,
general land agent Northern Pacific rail-
road western division. and J. G. Wooden,
mining engineer. We trust the lady will
Get with success which she evidently
deserves.
4 slight 6ensati0n.
Il will be remembered by our readers |