The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-16

'HN WI PtObhs
Gallatin County's assessment will
amount to S5,O0O,OOO this year.
Teachers county institute began yes
tcrdaY at the west side school house.
Novelties in dry and fancy goods,
mentioned by Wilson & Co. this week
Levy & Elias have in ''little" ad. this
week. Read and be governed according
ly.
Mrs Butler has disposed of her dress
making establishment TO lady from
Helena.
Dir. Ditzler, the NJ. E. Church, SOUTH
divine, will reply to J NJ Hndley
through the Courier this week.
Ford, the Sun River cattle man, passed
through Monday with thirty-fve car
loads of cattle, destined for Chicago.
Circus to-day. Drink not the circus
lemonade while it is red, for behold the
lemon skins on top have done service
the whole summer long.
1t is reported that Jack Baronett has
been appointed one of the assistant sup
crintendents of the Park.
Fox, arrested for circulating counter
felt money, pleaded guilty at Miles CITY,
turned States evidence, and was given
one years imprisonment.
Saml. Palmer, manufacturer of the
Magic Silver polish, is doing Montana
in the interests of his patent. 1t out
shines anything we have ever seen.
Baptist misunderstanding II a M
Evening service 7:3O. by visiting minis
ters. Sunday school, $50 pm. Chill
drens meeting led by Rev. F. E. Bost-
wick, $3.50.
For sALE.-One of Johnson & Fields
celebrated tanning mills, latest patent,
with the full number Of screens, direct
from the factory. Inquire at CHRONICLE
office.
We need about 80 cords Of wood this
winter. and if there are those who wish
to take the CHRONICLE and have not the
money to do so, they are informed that
good wood will be accepted as cash
A gentleman just from Butte informs
us that it is reported there and generally
accepted as true, that the Union Pacific
intend to make the Utah Northern a
standard gauge road to Garrison at
once.
w. G. Pendleton has been compelled
to recind his order for one-load of water !
melons, owing to the inferior quality.
Next Friday he will start for Portland
for car load of fruit.
Messrs. Mcdonald and Duffy, two ex-
tensive sheep growers of Meagher coun-
ty,were in town purchasing their annual
supply of provisions from A. Lamme &
| Co., amounting to several hundreds OF
dollars.
The Leiderkranz of Butte have prom
ised to give a concert in Speith & Krug's
hall this evening, to be followed by a
hop. Admission, S1.5O; ladies free. The
Harmonic Society viii have charge of
the affair
The proprietors of Spring Brook adj
dition to Bozeman last week donated a
lot to the members of the Catholic So
ciety, upon which will be erected sub
stantial and imposing stone and brick
church at once. The building will be
located near Mr. Bogert's residence.
John FL. Dawes, who has been con-
nected with this office, with the excep-
ton of few months, ever since it was
started, in the capacity of compositor and
foreman, has concluded to 60 into the
dairy and stock-raising business on his
ranch near Salesyille. He has already |
purchased $1,000 worth of cows and ex-
pect to buy more. We wish him success.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment in another column of sheep for |
sale by auction To those who wish to
engage in the sheep business this is an
opportunity seldom offered. At such
terms the purchaser gets the clip before |
he has to pay for the sheep. Remember
the date, also, that the sheep are first
class.
With this issue we publish the annual
announcement of the Helena business
college. This college opens to a better
business than ever before and has secur'
ed the assistance of a professor Of peman-
ship The aim Of the institution, its
success and growing popularity make it
a valuable Institution of learning. We
can heartily recommend it to the stu
dent. --
At the railroad meeting on the 9TH
inst. at Mammoth Hot Springs hotel, a
very important on mission was made in ]
the proceedings, ie,-a resolution OF
thanks to the management for the cour-
tesies they 50 amply extended. We
therefore take this opportunity to thank
Mr.. Hobart and all others interested IN
behalf of those who attended the meet
inc and those who interested IN the
welfare of the railroad project for their
kind consideration.
Light frost were reported from various
nortions of Illinois, Wisconsin and Mlchl-
r. nc nornino Of the 10Th Of august,
e., e. ,s;,I no sarious damage to corn and
! 49, ~ -, tander IRONS AT Paris, Ill., the
.',.-,on,otor was within 4 deg of the
80 aud At Monon Ind. there
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