The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-23
From Tuesdays Daily

Scotch Fife wheat for sale, at Tracy's
store. dl2Otf
Ranchmen can get Scotch Fife seed
wheat, at Tracy's. dl2Otf
New spring overcoats at D. D. Smith &
Co.
Pure California honey in all styles at
Wilson & Lewis 35-tf
A fine new Piano and cabinet Organ
for sale at J. H. Taylor's. d145-1w
Bluestone for sale at DR.. G. W. Mon
roe's, in any quantity. dl06tf.
Gents night shirts, both plain and fan
cy, at D. D. Smith & Co.'S.
d. ID. Smith & Co. have just received a
I:ne Of leather travelling bags.
Y. NJ. c. A., rooms are being fitted up
at the rear Of Mounts & Co.'S, saloon.
For an elegant line of toilet and fancy
articles. call at DR.. G. w. MonIoe's. 106tf
Mounts & Co. are receiving the best,
fresh imported cigars regularly.
A beautiful line of silk and linen fancy
bordered hem-stitched handkerchieis at
D. D. Smith & Co.'S.
The genuine old w. II. McBrayer
whiskey used only, to all corners, at
Mounts q Co., next door east of the La
Clede Hotel.
Is it not now about time to organize
club for the national game Of base ball.
Bozeman has heretofore been famous for
good base ball players and the material
is here now for a good club. By all
means organize.
In the show window Of Messrs. Pease
& Stefens may be seen "a handsome
medal, to be given by the Bozeman Rod
and Gun club to the most expert shot at
clay pigeons. 1t is medal of neatness
and workmanship. We shall envy its
proud possessor.
Rev. J. E. Wallace is now in charge of
his circuit of the Methodist, Episcopal
Church South. He will hold services on
the second Sunday of each month at Dry
Creek; at Grange Hall, East Gallatin,
and Spring Hill on the third Sunday OF
each month; and at Elk Grove and Sales
vile on the fourth Sunday of each month.
The third quarterly meeting will be held
at Dry Creek on the fourth SATURDAY. and
Sunday in May, at which the presiding
elder will be present: besides the preacher
in charge.
1t is amusing to note that just now,
when SO many are returning from the
Occur d'Alene mines, relating stories of
hardships and the belief that there is
nothing there to warrant so much excite
ment, that letters are received relating
marvellous yields and rich promises in
quartz From this we infer that a new
supply of gold dust and quartz specimens
have arrived there to gull the unsuspect-
ing and that great effort will be made to
stem the tide of outfowing disguised
prospectors.
We have receiv ed the first copy Of the
Frontier Index published at Thomp-
sons Falls. In their notice they say the
Frontier Index is in its thirty fourth year
and has led the vanguard of civilization
in fifteen towns west of Omaha" The
towns have all died, but the Index still
lives. 1t is a neatly printed sheet and
brim full of interesting matter. Wehope
Mr.. Freeman will now take the wheels
off his press and stay awhile; take out its
knitting and settle down to business.
Mr.. John Murta, for the past six years
chief book-keeper for the wholesale and
retail grocery house of John 7. Murphy
& Co., Helena, has rendered his resigna-
ton, to take effect on the list Of May. He
will hereafter engage in the business of
accounts and making collec-
tons. He will have desk in the insrr-
ande office of Mr. s. c. Ashby Mr. .Murta
is one of the most skilltul accountants in
and any business entrusted to
his hands will be accurately and well
Mr.. Murta was for long
time resident of this section, and to
many of our citizens is we'll known. who
Join in wishing him success in his new