The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-08-19
BOzEMAN WEEKLY CHR ONICLE

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fom sudlow has been appointed guar
at the jail
Lecture tonight at the Baptist churc
by the Rev. DR.. Morse. Subject, ''Cha
acter."
Judge Mcpherson went to Glendal
on Monday to attend a meeting of tn
Odd Fellows.
Levy & Elias have removed TO thei
new store, where they are now prepare
to receive their customers.
Lewis & Brown are making a larg
number and very superior article 9
brick, including pressed brick.
Tracy this week received an order 70
twelve car loads of oats, and +. L. Ben
epe ten cars, to be delivered at Butte g
once.
The birds eye view of Bozeman in tn,
Northwest must have been seen by
bird roosting on the summit of "OlC
Badly"
Bishop Hargrove, of the NJ. E. Church
south, will preach in the east side schoo
house on Sunday at IL a. m. and in thu
evening at 8.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
teresting and considerable communication
from Arthur Trueman regarding smut
1t will appear next week.
Most or the ladies in Bozeman LAID in
a supply of calico ON Monday. At 4C
yards for dollar, the dear people bought
whether they really needed it or not.
Col. Galloway, the illustrous leader Of
the lower house, is in town. At the
present writing no enc has opened a
bottle of ink or treated him to key oil
nails.
While great many are unduly eXer-
cising themselves over our postmaster's
failure to drape the postoffice, they never
thought to look at his private Office en-
trance.
Harvesting is now in full blast in the
valley and the crops are turning out bet
ter than was at first supposed. jarvis
Aiken, near town, harvested his crop of
winter wheat last week 1t will 60 go
bushels to the acre and no smut.
Fred Lehman, one of Helena's most
popular and prominent business men,
accompanied by his family, was the
quest of Louis Kruger for two days this
week, while waiting for his conveyance
rom Helena to take him to the park.
Baptist Church-Special services COM
nence Thursday night, August Goth.
Preaching by Rev. Dwight Spencer, Sen.
Rocky Mountain district.
sunday services II a. IN. and s p. m.
service of Song before each sermon. All
made welcome.
Some men are born lucky, some have
uck thrust upon them and others
chieve it among the latter is our
worthy brother editor Of the Courier,
Tho is threatened with libel suit. It's
nough to make the ordinary, common
very-day editor turn green with envy.
Alas, it was tuff! After buying pound
f candy and six pounds Of fruit, hiring
Iorse and carriape to take his girl out
iding, and then to find that the candy
nd fruit had been eaten by the boys
nd soap put in the sack instead. Draw
he veil over his feelings and utterances
A party of nineteen Dillon school
narms passed through Bozeman on
thursday after visiting the Park. They
rere accompanied by three gentlemen
n charge of the grub" teams. The
aides were somewhat sunburned and
heir happy faces gave evidence of their
aving had a good time.
Mr.. Norwood, of Reese Creek, has al
eady proven his ability to write more
-ords per minute in shorthand than any
Their man in the Gallatin valley, and on
proved that he is no "sloucn''
f farmer. We acknowledge the receipt
f bag of marrowfat peas, the largest
-e have yet seen grown in Montana.
The agent of Rumford Chemical works
( Providence, r. l., visited Bozeman
lst week and left sample bottles of his
reparations, -Horsford's Acid Phos-
hate and Horsford's Baking Powder.
be former preparation needs no COM
in this country and the latter
said to be gaining popularity in the
-est.
sportmen remember that Sec. (actof
eb. q, 1851 says. That it shall be un-
lwful for any person or persons to hunt
18th gun or dog within the enclosed
rounds or lands Of another, or to shoot
ito or upon such enclosed grounds or
.nds, without first obtaining from the
wner. agent or occupant ofsuch enclosed
rounds or lands, his, her or their
emission SO to do.
Next weeks Chronicle viii contain a
stter from a Bozeman gentleman re-
arding DIR. Ditzler's lecture on Ingersoll
nd the CnRoNIcLE's comments. As
lated heretofore the CHRONICLE dislikes
} give space to religious or non-religioGs
iscussions, but inasmuch as it made a
tatement to which the gentleman takes
it is pleased, this time. to give
Is correspondent an opportunity 70 de-
md his friend.
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