The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-08-12

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Odds mine, the Golconda, at Red Blui
has been sold.
The case Of Lee VS.. Carpenter, trie
before Judge Hartman on Monday, re
suited in Carpenters favor.
Northern Pacific earned for Jul
S999, 1872 against 81 ,O22, 43S earned durin
the corresponding month Of last year.
Mr.. Maxwell, onr fruit dealer, was il
Helena last week, to select suitable 10
cation, the Independent says, to erect
hot house.
Elsewhere we publish a rather severe
criticism on "the powers that be" al
Timberline. The writer says that the
half has not yet been told.
Baptist Church-Services II a. m. and
8 p. m. ; Sunday school, II noon young
peoples meeting, Monday p. m ; pray
ermeeting, Friday p. m.
The fat and frolicsome partner of the
IIvoli firm wears an unusually pleasant
countenance this week 1t is another
boy and the record is unbroken.
The Supreme Court met in Helena
Monday, the 10th inst. There is plenty
of work before it, there being some
thirty odd cases on the docket.
Jack Bean and Ed. Anderson left on
Monday with a number of pack and
saddle horses for party going to the
Big Hole and other points of interest.
The Heppner Gazette is one OF the lat
est additions to our exchange list. The
Gazette has STYLE peculiar to itself and
is one of the most readable sheets in the
wild west.
"Only farmers Daughter" company
played to small audience in the Palace
heater on Friday night. The play is a
one and is replete with thrill
ing situations.
The dry goods store of Raleigh, Lamme
Co. has been undergoing thorough |
painting and re-papering during the past !
week. Mr.. Lamme is now east purchss-
ng fall and winter stock.
The Northern Pacific haye issued cir
ular instructing agents to collect % cents
'er car on wheat shipped from their
tations, to defray the inspection charges
t st. Paul or Minneapolis.
At the regular monthly council meet
ng on Thursday the usual routine bust
less programme was carried out. The
lightwatchman's salary was also cut
own Sl5 per mouth, now making it $50. /,
A temperance mass meeting was held
n the NJ. Z. Church On Sunday NIGHT
ddressed by Mrs. Clara hoffman. The
uilding was crowded to its utmost ca
acity by an interested and enlightened
ldience. /,
Our nimrods are making active pre-
lrations for an active onslaught, on the
18th inst, upon the feathery tribe OF
'ouse and chickens. Eacn party have
cretly selected their grounds and will
ave on the evening the 14th.
Gen. McMicken, of Olympia, w. T.,
I'd surveyor-general of that pine cover
country has been in Bozeman for
veral days. The general is interested
the Cooke City mines and will visit .
EN- before returning home.
w. G. Fryer, of Minnesota, who built
e telegraph line along the N. P. r. r.. q
ught ranch near Springdale in this
unity. He and his family arrived at
cir new home on the 10TH He will :
gage in sheep husbandry principally. !
It is estimated that it will take 200 cars '
move the cargo of the bark Isabel. 2
Itch isdaily expected at Tacoma, loaded 2
III 1000 tons of tea from China for st. o
nj, Chicago and New York. 1t will be Il
, first of many such cargoes that will Il
low. p
)win0 to an unfortunate circumstance II
zee columns of matter were put into o
forms last week without being cor
ted in the type, Ordinarily this mis- =
tune would pass without comment, "
just at this time we would have
her pied" form.
Ix-Sheriff C. P. Blakeley, has pur- 81
sed herd of cattle from VIM Fly E
head-also some horses. This is the I'll
d that Uncle Billy ran the quarran- ly
. with, and are all young Missouri I'll
lie. Mr.. Blakely will keep the herd la
lis Mussion ranch. &C
ike the gurgle of mountain brook h.
he first breath of Spring, when sweet 81
nroses peep out from their green n
S. so is Joshua Whitcomb," the New
npshire farmer, in the hands of that
erb character actor, Den. Thompson.
) a play of which the public never
S.
Notwithstanding the intensely warm NJ
.ther the Y. MIG. Club still fiourishes n
b large attendances ofmembers. Inn in
vements are still going ahead, and da
institution is now permanent one. lis
eral of the boys who were little b,
ward at first are now coming to the PI
It as skillful gymnasts Hugo HON. IL
er, the instructor, is thorough ana de
lent one. or
81. johnson. superintendent OF the Ia
en1e Gold Mining company, of wi
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