The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-03-11

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DIR. Campbell, of Townsend, was in
town on Wednesday.
Mr.. Haynes, Of the Pioneer Press,
spent day in Bozeman last week
Mr. Montgomery. Of the Minneapolis
Tribune, was in town on Friday.
Mrs. DIR. Chambliss left on Tuesday
last for a visit to Memphis.
VIM. Award was in Helena last week.
taking in the sights of that gay metrop-
oils.
EX-Treasurer Sloan will give his at
tentlon, for awhile at least, to the coal
mine, in which he has All interest. .
Judge Davis has been mentioned as
deserving and efficient rSn for one of
the land office positions.
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VIM. Brophy, shot at Timberline on
January 2jth, died on Monday last and
was buried at Livingston. on Tuesday
Will hewitt is better able than ever to
sell goods cheap, since ne has returned
from the east. His adj. appears to-day.
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1000 pounds Of front were brought to
town on Saturday and expressed to Hell
ena. They were takeli from Henry's
lake.
Col. May has taken possession of the
Blue Front, put in new shelves, and
fresh coat Of blue paint upon the out
side
The alleged entertainment given by
Alias Bosco was rank farce. w hen
oh! when will snide shows cease?
Ed. Cheever. head miller at Story's,
has been laid up for week with erysip-
elias, but is now better
Mayor Bogert delivered his lecture,
Gam Ny Brothers Keeper" to a large
audience last Friday night at the Baptist
meeting house.
War among the 'ouncilmen. - On
Thursday Councilman Lindley caned our
yenerated and venerable townsman and
efficient Councilman, i9r Lamme.
Among the list of gay parties given
last week was a successful surprise given
on Saturday night at the residence Of
Thos. Murphy, in honor of Mr.. Heally.
Our thanks are ten4ered to w. c. Pen
dIeton for nice mesSof trout, caught in
Bozeman creek last Friday Pen" cap
tured over thirty of the speckled beauties. /
-Four Pullman car conductors running
on the Northern Pacific road were dis
charged on Saturday by Supt Rice for
alleged crookedness in their business
transactions.
Assessor T. f. Mcdonald was in Boze-
man last week, and will begin work at |
once. He has not yet made known the |
name of his Bozeman deputy.
Charles s. Fee, general passenger agent |
of the Northern Pacific, says that many
tourists VIII come out West this season, /
IN view Of the fact that the Yellowstone
Park hotels will all open June 18th.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
will give, tins afternoon and evening, an
oyster supper in the building formerly
occupied by DR.. Monro. Ice cream will
also be served.
In. Lindley, Senior Vice Commander
of VIM. English Post No. IS, went to
Helena on Monday to attend the meet
ing of the 6. 4. r. at that place on the
10th.
r. c. Power & Co., have opened the
season by receiving an immense lot of
farming machinery. Consult their adj !
and then inter yiew John Besserer who
will surely please you
Inauguration day in Boaeman was
celebrated by the flying of flags and
dance in the evening. Everybody was
anxious to hear of the Presidents Cabi-
net appointments, but were kept in
suspense until the afternoon of the fifth.
The younger members of the local
Democracy met at the office of Lawyer
Mullen, on Thursday evening, and form
ed a temporary organization, to be
known when made permanent as The
Young Mems Democratic Club"
Col. Ed F. Ferris, county treasurer,
left on Thursday for Fon du Lac, Wis
He expects to be back in ten days, and
will be accompanied by Mrs. Ferris, who
has been visiting her relatives. J. L.
Robertson is in charge of the treasurer's
Office during the Colonels absence.
VIM. hewitt returned from New Or
leans on Thursday and gives glowing
of the Mardi Gras and his trip to the
the Gnlfof Mexico and the exhibition
Wills lady friends viii be relieved when
they learn that he was not married as
TepoFleu.
The Council celebrated yesterday af- |
ternoon at the expense of DR.. Mitchell.
Champagne was on draught in the Coun-
Gil chamber, and it is said that in order |
to do justice to the occasion each one
was required to drink one glass for every
year that has elapsed since the inaugur-
alton of Democratic President Peo-
pie who remember that distant epoch |
can now figure up how much champagne
WIS consumed.-Herald
The introduction of the railroad en-
abling act for Gallatin and Silver Bow |
counties has caused Choteau and Lewis |
and Clarke counties to want similaf leg