The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-05-13

! WI n Ol-N dilldllL.
Gov. Carpenter, our much beloved
Executive, was in the city yesterday
his maiden visit.
DR.. Slower has sold his valuable farm
at Salesville, for the low price OF 81 ,OOO
and will remove at once to Los Angeles
Gus. Gottshalk has now got a cayote
and two young ones, captured byfa farm
er near town. Gus. will soon have a
menagerie.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis makes appoint
ments for services Sunday the 18th as
follows: Moreland, II a. M; Three
Forks, s p. m.
Miss Josie Bell has concluded to open
a private school in the east side school
house. She is capable teacher and
should be well paCronized
Owing to a scarcity in the market oats
in Helena last week reached the high
figure of $I.75 per hundred r. H.
Keinschmidt of the Union warehouse
company has made arrangements where
by ne can get 100000 pounds.
Mrs. Col. Ferris is obliged to leave
Bozeman OH account of rheumatism, and
will reside hereafter at her old home in
Fon dn Lac. This is to be sincerely re-
GREETED, as Col. Ferris business and off
cial position requires hisservices here.
E. V. Smalley has started from ST.
Paul with his observation car and pro-
badly be in Bozeman next week. Our
citizens should prepare to give the visi-
tors a reception and furnish them with
data regarding our resources and pro.
spects.
Madam Jananschek will play in Boze-
man on May 25th. Fred Warde, the
tragedian, will appear in Bozeman, June
10Th and 10th. Barlow 4 Wilson will
open the Montana Circuit at Bozeman
on June 22d for one night; Peck's Bad
Boy Bozemar- -Iuly 13th--
Messrs. Charpie and Fridley have been
diligently at work for the past week re-
turning all the rollers in connection with
the rink, some seventeen hundred in all,
and as they are well acquainted with
such work, no difficulty will hereafter be
experienced in obtaining good skates.
Rev. DR.. Morse has concluded to take
his wife east, and will start for Philadel-
phia this week. Mrs. Morse has been
very i'll, and her husband thinks that by
giving her the benefit OF the ocean
breezes this summer she will return in
perfect health. The DR.. will be gone
three weeks.
Jim Hill, the capitalist and railroad
magnate, thinks Montana is good coun-
try and will make one of the brightest
States in the Union. Its mines are very
extensive and are sure to produce an
immense amount of wealth. All it wants
is more people which it is bound to have
in probably very short time.
The work ofprospecting for gold quartz
in the mountains near town still goes
forward, and the prospects are ola very
flattering nature. The latest find is four
miles from town. Bozeman may yet
wake up some morning and find rich,
paying mines at her very doors; indica-
tions 90 to prove that there is such a
probability.
Gen. Wilson is preparing to build
new and handsome residence ON Central
avenue at his present site. The new
building will face Central avenue and
adorn that thoroughfare. The stone for
the building is already on the ground,
and work win begin at once, first by re-
moving the old house, part of which will
form the kitchen of the house.
---
The Herald end Independent are con-
stantly at war with each other. One
calls the other editor an old fossil and he
replies by trying to prove his innocence
of such charge. Thus it goes day after
day. The people Of Helena must be a
mighty patient and forgiving race to
stand this daily dose, while outsiders
would be more interested in having full
er particulars regarding defaulting on
Gals, etc.
There is a strong belief in railroad cir
elias that ]. J. Hill, president Of the Man
itoba railroad company, intends extend
ing his company's line west to the
Missouri river at Bismarck. Mr.. Hill
accompanied by Dennis Ryan and c. A.
Broadwater, of Assinaboine, inspected
the proposed line of railway TO Fort
Benton. The object in having the Man
itoba road extended to Bismarck and
Fort Benton is to occupy the nch min
ing and cattle interests at an early
day.
A big-mouthed individual, with his
tongue loose at both ends, for three or
four days and nights Of last week made
the upper end of Main street hideous IN
his efforts to auction off divers watches
and chains, that required the constant
services of two active young mel to
keep bright. Seyeralsuckers were found
to nibble at the bright bait and finally
took the hook, and now bewail
the dishonesty of the human kind. The
vendors were finally made 10 pay
county and city incense, and at once de-
parted to work the citizens Of the yell
lowStone valley.