The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-06
WEEKLY CHRONICLE
THE CITY CHR0NICLED.
Cslfee's Wonderland exhibited at Butte

Cslfee's Wonderland exhibited at Butte
last evening.
The Benton Record has again made it,
appearance on cur table. CFitA
The Northern Pacific railroad now has
fourteen dining cars.
Mr.. Mintic, Of roller-rink celebrity,
came over from Livingston last night.
The inhabitants of Hamilton say that
they have had finer sleighing this winter
than ever before.
The happiest man in Bozeman to-day
is Carl Adolphson. And the saddest
men-the doctors.
Dr.. Newcomb is making preparations
to make another run of ore with his
melter at Chickory.
John Besserer, the expert accountant
Oft. c. Power & Co., has gone to Helena
on short business trip.
The Weekly CHRONICLE, out to-mor-
row, contains the proceedings Of the
Constitutions Convention in full.
The Livlhesbon4 Bhssprisesays that the
reason that Bozeman has re-adopted the
old time is because it is an "old-timer'
town.
Tonight the freq6entes of the skating
rink can whirl, perouet, zig-sag, waltz
and race to the delightful music of the
silver cornet band.
The Calfee entertainment at Helena
was not . financial success. Helena
,bsqhe6 latter -blood-curdling tragedies.
N6tMAy Short ofthis viii draw. y
A sick and worthy preacher and his
family Eas brought over from Livingston
lbtweek, and Is now having his wants
supplied by our generous christian peo-
pie.
Frank Crowell, Of Ottumna, Iowa, for
merly q railroad conductor, is now q
guest of his uncle in Bozeman, and will
remain ,iaxthis favored portion of the
wa II { ! 500
> ne Bslliaes Herald hopes that DR..
Davie won't hatch anything while lying
under the trees. If time and application
could assist in the incubation, we would
take uneyen odds on the doctor.
Robert Harris, the new president of
the Northern Pacific railroad, presented
an argument recently to the senate COM
mittee of public lands against the for
fixture of the company's land grant.
xOhl Adolphson has q rich brother-in-
l&w in New York City,a personal friend
of President Arthur's, who interceeded
tn beheif Of the prisoner with a success
I'll result.
The editors and printers of Miles are
now devoting their spare time to learn
ing the art of roller skating. No matter
what mans antecedants may be he is
taken into Miles Gty's best society he
On skate
The fire at Muir city recently burned
four buildings. One belonging to A.
Hart, occupied as saloon and boarding
house, one to d. C. Driscoll, occupied as
q saloon, one to Lindquist, used as
store room. The other two were unoc-
cupied.
Night before last at Helena, the cow
catcher of a. railroad engine ran into a
sleigh having led horse behind it. The
horse was ruined, but the driver and
sleigh were unharmed.-Butte Miner.
Such cow-catcher as this ought to be
corralled. 1t is liable to do great dam
age.
In speaking ofthe Constitutional Con-
vention, the Minneapolis Journa! says
that the members of that body are dig
nified set of men, and the character of
their labors form a pleasing contrast with
the bancome displayed by the Dakota
statesmen upon recent similar occasion.
We think the Journal speaks the senti-
ments of all Montanians.
A large crowd congregated last night
to witness the fire works in front of Sam
Lees wash-house. The 10000 fire-crack-
ers were suspended from pole in pack
ages of five and ten thousand, as as soon
one pack had ceased to burn another was
hastily pulled up. Celestials in long
coats enjoyed the noise hugely, not a few
increasing the noise by setting of large