The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-07-15
Personal Points.

JAS. Mccartney. of Gardiner, is il
the city.
On Monday Jake Webster took a posi-
ton with L. Sporting.
| Gen. Miles, stationed at Vancouver
W. T., passed through Bozeman on Fri
day.
VIM. Clark and mother, formerly o.
Bozeman, but now residents of Virgins
City, are in town.
Mr.. Lem Smith, Of Leavenworth
president of a Kansas railroad, went To
the Park last week in his private car.
-CY. Mounts returned from the Rock
Greek, short distance beyond the limit
of the Grow reservation, on Sunday,
where he located some hay lands.
WIN. Ennis, of Ennis, NJ. T., came to
Bozeman on Thursday to meet his son
and daughter, W. J. and Jennie, who
have been attending school at Ann Ar
Dor, Mich.
MIR. Barnes, the elevator man of
Moorehead, with party of twenty two
will visit the park next Tuesday. W..
II. Babcock, of Bozeman, will accompany
the party.
MIR. II, w. Baker returned from the
Red Bluff mining district this week
loaded down with specimens of the Jim
Blaine, just located by himself and sew
eral others.
Geo. Houston, the George Washing
ton of Cooke City, is In the city showing
the sights to Chas, Mather, formerly of
Anaconda, but now interested in Cooke
City property.
-Jno Mcguire, the energetic theatri.
cal manager, spent day in town this
week. Mr.. Mcguire will present some
fine attractions in Bozeman before the
GUNNER closes.
-Genl. Wingate, wife ana daughter
arrived in Bozeman on Saturday and at
once made arrangements with Sam King
for transportation through the park,
leaving on Monday.
-Robt. Lane, sheriff Of Bitter Root
county, was in town on Monday, and
while here met his old time friend and
associate, T. B. saeket, whom he had
not seen for several years.
e. o. Railshack and wife, Mr., REM
ington, wife and two daughters and two |
others composed party that started for
the park in wagons on Wednesday.
They expect to be gone one month.
". f. Tull, mining expert from the
west, was in town last week. He care
fully inspected the coal lands of this
county, and has sent back several boxes
of specimens. His mission is a secret.
r. B. Durham, of Big Timber, was
in town yesterday. He reports that bus
mess at Big Timber is becoming active
and that the shipments of wool from
that station have been tremendously
large.
-Ch&s. H. Keeshin, ad vance agent
for the Wallack company, spent Sunday
in Bozeman. He is accompanied by his
wife. Although he has crossed the con-
,inent seven times, he says he has never
seen country he is SO much in love
With as Montana.
Col. J. H. Johnson came In from his
nine at Red Bluff on Friday. The
colonel forwarded two Cotton car loads
IF ore to the Omaha smelter and win
Iend. during the summer, one car load
yer week. The colonel while here or
Tered visiting works and will put them
u position as soon as possible.
Recorder JAS. Gourley, returned
rom Cooke on Sunday, where he mas
'een to represent his mining claims.
lie describes the "Little Giant" hydrau.
ic, at work in Bear Gulch, as mighty
Machine and says that the crusher in
sc on Geo, Pullman's mine is the most
ffectual piece Of machinery of its kind
e has ever seen.
Mrs. West. mother of H. West, ar
wed from st. Louis on triday. Mrs.
Vest will live with her son and daugh-
er-in-law, Mr.. West having rented the
of Mrs. Rountree, near the
rest side school house. Mr.. VIM. Al
ard and wife, who formerly occupied
MS house, have moved to Mrs. Finch's
esidence on Main street.
III. l.. Lowndes, of Moreland, was in
'ozeman on Friday last and purchased
large bill of goods Mr.. Lowndes lis OF :
celebrated and wealthy London fam /
y, and is conspicuous member Of the
Ioreland stock company, owners of ]
md, stock, town site property, &c.
here are twenty-five in the company, !
4 energetic young men, wealthy and in {
we with Montana. Mr.. Lowndes will
isit London in September, remaining
ntil the following May.
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