The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-08-26

i, caused by forest fires in Idaho an
a. Washington territory.
Hon. j. X. Toole arrived from tn
r Park on Monday and remained in tow
). until Wednesday afternoon
Paul Van Cleve, of Billings, went u,
the road on Wednesday to take a posi-
ton at the Townsend depot.
There will be sociable at the Presby
, terrain parsonage on next Friday even,
ing All are most cordially invited.
The CHRONICLE force return their
thanks to Mrs. Cole, their next door
neighbor, for presentation of ice cream
The smelter at Tosten, we are inform
ed, has been constantly employed since
its erection, and is doing very satisfactory
work.
Hon. Jos. X. Toole our talented dele
gate in Congress, passed through Boze-
f man last week, on his way to the Nation
al Park.
The Railey Bros. were in town last
week. They recently sold 90 head of
steers, realizing $32 for two-year-olds and
S42 for three.year-olds.
Mr.. H. Tabor has secured a position
on the passenger train as brakeman be-
tween Billings and Helena, and will re-
move to the former point.
Jno. Robinson's 10 shows in one. cir
Gus and menagerie, Will arrive in Boze-
man and show on the 18th, afternoon
and evening. Look out for advertise.
ment next week.
The genial and accomplished Fred NJ.
Wilson, formerly in charge of the Mon
tana Penltentiary, is at the head of the
Courier this week, "My lord" having
gone to Butte.
The Misses Remington, from Ohio,
who have been visiting their brother in
the Gallatin valley for nearly year, left |
on Wednesday for their home via the n. |
L. and U. T. for Ogden.
Vivion & Clark haye purchased the
livery stock formerly owned by Alex.
Profitt, and Ben Clark entered at once j
in charge of the business. We trust
that the new firm will meet with sue
cess.
IOh1 Nalcon'S +pocfioyn o,,u;v,o. L,,,I.,,o. |
a tender and threshing machine rolled
through main street, Friday, attracting
considerable attention as by its own
power it moved along like thing of
life.
Messrs Koch and Wylie returned
from the Park on Thursday. They
went up the West Gallatin, taking in
Henry's lake, and were taken in by the
honorable(?) justice of the peace of Utah
county, Wyo.
We publish in our advertising columns
to-day cut of Jerry Matthew's Hot
Springs, eastern Montana's pleasure
resort. The medicinal qualities Of these
springs have established for them a
great reputation.
Miss Irena Frazier left Sunday last on
a visit to her sister, Mrs. ]. E. Hart, of
Helena, also to visit the Territorial Fair.
Miss Frazier is one of the many young
ladies of Bozeman who has never had
the pleasure of riding on the cars, hence
we bespeak for her a most enjoyable
trip.
Col. Dulaney and party spent few
days in Bozeman last week, and viii re-
main in Montana some time to enjoy the
sport of capturing some of our large
game. Mr.. Dulaney, the younger, has
spent at least some portion Of the year in
for number of years and has
become quite noted as a hunter.
Fred. Wilson, formerly connected
with the Helena Herald, and lately
warden of the penitentiary, came over
from Helena on Friday to take charge of
the editorial and local columns of the
Avant Courier for one month, Mr.. Alder
son intending to be absent for that
ength of time at Cooke in the interest of
ais mines.
The Y. M. G. club will have their first
dance of the series Thursday night Aug.
9th. AS this is intended as the open
ing the boys naturally look for large
attendance and can safely guarantee an
excellent time for all who may come.
Their rooms are indeed thing of beauty |
md none should miss tins opportunity j
If seeing them.
NJ. Langhorne, brother of Mayor
Langhorne, and MrsJ. P Martin, arrived
N Bozeman last Tuesday, after an ex-
ended visit through the Park. He is
delighted with Montana so far as his
has extended. So long had
,een the separation of brother and sis
er that they were not able to recognize
me another. Mr.. Langhorne will re-
main in Montana about month. dis |
home is at Independence, Mo.
The Gymnasium Club are having
more fun than anyone. Nightly they
in their beautiful and con-
yenient rooms, and it is surprising to
observe the agility and dexteritY Of the
yarious members. Some excel in high
Gaping vaulting the ~Cayuse" and lofty
omersauIt turning, while others are
more proficient on parallel bars, trapeze'
horizontal bar and trapeze rings, but Tor
me daring ard dIfficuItspecial act, called
.Geen1derswunk," Little Jimmie"
)wenhouse ''gits thar barring acci-