The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-03-04

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up m This is Inauguration day.
a. m. DR.. Chambliss now has his office over
20 p M Taylor's store
The railroad company are erecting
TIES. depot at Fort Ellis.
The coming municipal election
at the promises to be a very lively one
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all on Advertising is a commercial science as
Krncs indispensable as bookkeeping
,'e%l-' Major Eaton left Bozeman on Tuesday
.''''e' for the east, and possibly 10 Europe.
Mrs Whitney left on Monday for Cal
ders iDrna, hoping to regain her health.
.o,, Phil Dodson, las moved into the
rl,or building lately vacated by Bushnell
Il, byron vreelands plans for the Town
send schooT house have been accepted.
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'-T'"SS Trout fishing is again in vogue, PEN
dleton captured over thirty one day this
week near town.
,endle Deputy Sheriff TempIeton came from
Livingston on Saturday with two
prisoners.
c. and General Wilson has gone east to buy
goods Ed. lamme is also east ON the
same Grand.
ON ID. The Fort Ellis Comedy Company d.
drug liobted q large audience at the Palace
Theatre on Saturday night.
iliord The drawings for Ed. Lamme's new
en-, house have been finished and it is said
o,,,o that he will build as soon as spring opens.
II the 1t is currently reported that the Home
nence stai,a mine at Cooke Citv has been sold
so II to eastern parties for 100000. $4,000
e me. cash
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Bill Iangford, well-known in Bozeman'
is said to have been badly frozen while
travelling on foot through Deer Lodge
celYeu county.
A. B. Carow, the boot and shoe man of
Bozeman has something to say in this
Is be- issue Read his announcement carefully
use Oh and profit thereby.
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divided Samuel Basnsd arrived from the east
work on Sunday, after having enjoyed five
weeks of his happy honeymoon in New
York City.
Stras- L. w. Mcpherson went to Butte on
con- Friday last to visit his brother, VINO
rticleS some time llnce met with an accident
| nuts and broke his leg.
DR. A j. Hunter is naturally indignant
,e lot at the omission of his hot springs IN the
III for Paihphiet on -'ioI'a''"' N"' Z" NV '''''
notice is made of it.
/. H. orchel of Livingston, one of its
pioneer merchants, has finally caught
on" and will soon be married to s. young
Il was lady of Detroit, Mich.
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that There will be a meeting at the MethO-
The dist church on Friday night, of the mem
polls, bers of the Chatauqua club and all VIII"
led in desire to become members.
;,,,n1 Sergeant Weirlamp, has returned to
- Fort Ellis, after having passed an exam
- ination, and promoted to the rank of
s;S Post Quartermaster Sergeant
and w. II. Tracy and Frank Benepe re-
sHING turned from Butte highly delightly with
office the prospects of having that booming
De OBJ CITY as a market for Gatlatin county pro-
duce.
Hennesey and Brown, accused of COM
n for plicity in the robbery of Lee & Sanborn's
till were arraigned on Thursday and
Brown sent up for few weeks. Hen
s., Messy was discharged.
4 as a Onr story regarding the young woman
who intended to rattle herself off has
passed around the Territory and finally
comes up smiling credited to the Butte
errys Inter Mountain.
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wood saving machine on Wednesday last
met with an accident which will deprive
r, has him of two fingures of his right hand.
cenery DR.. Foster attended to the wound which
is necessarily very painful
staff Illusions name is being mem
Ego| toned as a possible candidate for the
oioo'' Democratic vote and office Of City
"'''' Marshal Among the Republicans, Geo.
Barnaby, Dave Boerum, A. p. Clark, have
r Re- also been mentioned.
liar to
oil and Iheo. Norman ON SATURDAY ui0e's"' -
town the largest heads of cabbage We
have seen raised in Gallatin valley They
were daisy's" and the smallest of his
:. crop.
Some of the boys have been trying to
w. H. analyze the new cow boy promenade,
they Lave lately introduced into their
country shindigs, below Livingston. 1t
# ovs. strongly resembles brakeman tagging
freight train there the semblance ends
entirely. 1t is distinctly a dance OF and
belongs to the festive c. b.
ICY for ~
brated The Board of County Commissioners
Parties met on Monday and will probably COM
Al pur- plete theirwork on Thursday, DIR. Treacy
the new member, is said to have bust
ness like way of expediting matters, and
viii be an efficient member of the board.
in the Neil Lane was arrested in Livingston
.,, last week for accidently discharging his
revolver and dismissed. He was after
ie"'''" wards arrested again on the charge OF
carving concealed weapons and also dis