The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-16
From Mondays Daily
And still it SHOWS.

: And still it SHOWS.
The Sun River Sun will soon be issued.
Capt John Smith has gone to the Ceur
d'Alene mines.
Lamp and chandeliers at hunters
e furniture store. d32-37
Owenhouse sells saddles and harness,
also pays highest cash price for hides.
John Worth expects to open his ga
| loon, next to Capt. John Smiths, on
Wednesday.
These are the days when the COW is
. compelled to subsist on manure piles, tin
cans and Stops.
Sam Slower returned from the east on
Saturday, and declares that he is now
married man.
+ Clint Stranahan left on Sunday morn
ing for Spokane Falls, intending to visit
the Ceur d'Alene mines.
Thirteen people united with the Pres
byterian church yesterday, by confession
Of faith and two by letters.
The Yellowstone Journal wishes every
man, woman and child in Montana to
know that it has got steam engine.
| Richard Jockey, proprietor of Men
tana's leading real estate agency, has our
thanks for bird's-eye view of Helena.
Thos. Lynch, for long time clerk at
the Merchants hotel, Bismarck, has &C.
cepted similar position at the LaClede
of Bozeman.
By the hideous pictures exhibited in
the various windows around town, we
are led to believe that st. Valentines day
is near at hand.
Frank Woodcock has concluded to
visit his old home in Illinois, and will
spend two months among his relatives.
He leaves tonight.
Jim Hasbrouck begun his duties to
day. Jim will call on all our merchants
and unfold to them the great advantages
derived from advertising in the daily
CHRONICLE.
Hsny man thinks it is fun to be an
editor let him come and take our place
in the sditor-in-chiers absence, and lis
ten to the blood-curdling yell Of copy"
from the devil.
Two young men furnished laughter to
large number of people yesterday by
hitching an ancient but lively mule to
hastily-constructed sled and riding on the
fashionable boulevard.
The average bachelor of the Upper
Yellowstone is rejoicing over the fact
that IN excursion of two hundred school
marms from Wisconsin will visit the
Park early in June.
City ordinance No. say that it is I'M
lawful for COWS to run at large on the |
streets. The marshal's attention is called |
to number which feast daily on the
manure piles Of Church street alley.
Montanians going east this winter are
advised to shed their palm-leaf hats and
linen busters and purchase a buffalo
overcoat before they start, as the
weather is extremely cold in that loca-
lily.
Denver Dayton, the handsome, courte-
GUS and efficient Western Union mes
sage boy, now sports fine suit of clothes
the result Of his New Years greeting.
Denver deserves the esteem in which he
is held.
Mr.. Waite Tate and bride took this
mornings train for Spokane Falls, WASH
ington territory, where they will here
after reside. The young couple carry
with them, the best wishes of many
friends.
Editor S. W. Langhorne and Capt. Geo.
o. Eaton left ON Sunday morning for
Helena, to attend the Constitutional Con-
vention. Walter Cooper, Major Pease,
Col. Ed. Ferris and the balance of the
delegation left this morning.
Bills are now being made out to those
who subscribed forth weekly CHRONICLE
last year and have not paid for the same.
1t is hoped that many who know them
selves to be in debt to us will forward the
amount without notification. |,
There are several parties who wish US
to give circulation to a story told on one
of our young business men. The CHRoN-
IcLE has had many opportunities to pub
lish scandals, gossip, etc., but does not
propose to pursue such course.
The CHRONICLE job Office has printed a
very handsome colored job on satin for
the Bozemsn Italy Ho." The job has
considerable comment, which
leads u to reiterate the fact that our job
department il now first-class in every
respect.
It 10 not yet decided where the tele-
phone exchange will be. It was first in
tended to have it in the telegraph Office.
but there is some difficulty about getting
the numerous wires into the bulldog. It
is hoped, however, that this difficulty
'AAey w OOvAoSCu, 40 tsAO POAut ID CCutlaA, (
Bnd better still, Mr.. Hall has attended to
a similar business in larger town.
The Bozeman italy Ho," consisting
Of eleven gentlemen and ladies leave to-
night for Jerry Matthew's hot springs,
'even miles from Bozeman, where they
will take supper and return. Their [
means Of transportation consists of six I
horses and two sleds hitched together,
The boxes of which will be filed with ,
straw. This is new means of enjoy
ment' in Boseman and is likely to be fol- I
lowed by more rides into the country. II
~. An humble boy, with shining
pail, went gladly singing adown the dale,
to where the COW with the brindle tail
on clover her palate did regale. An hum
BILE bee did gaily sail far over the soft
and shadowy vale, to where the boy with :,
the shining pail was milking the cow
with tie brindle tail. (2). The bee sat
down on the cows left ear; her heels
Jew up through the atmosphere-And,