The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-24
Personal Points.

Geo. w. Reese, of Cinnabar, is in
the city.
Hon. J. NJ. Sweeney came over from
Helena for few days last week.
Nelson Story and sons visited Mystic
lake last week and camped out.
-Chas. Hoffman and his son Gene
returned from the park on Tuesday.
Mrs. Whitney arrived from Califor-
MIA somewhat improved in health.
Dave Noble, arrived from Butte last
week and will go to Cooke for the sum-
mer.
Billy Black has returned from Butte
and will not remove to that city as re-
ported.
Mrs. DIR. Rowe, whose husband late
ly died in California, is visiting friends
in Bozemsn.
Mrs. w. W. Livingston left on Tues
day for short visit to her old home in
Pittsburg, Pa
james Martin visited the Marquis
de Mores, of Little Missouri, last week,
returning on Friday.
Mr.. Black, at the depot, leaves this
week for his old home near Philadelphia
for short visit.
j. M. Lindley and Supt. Hewson, of
the Tosten smelter, returned from Six
teen-mile on Sunday.
w. B. Webb, the forthcoming sec
rotary of the territory, accompanied ].
X. Toole from Billings to Muir.
Mr.. Rallsback, one of the principals
of the Helena business college, is in
Bozeman and VIII remain during vaca-
ton.
u. Ellis is spending few days in
town. Mr.. Ellis now has large bust
ness in Helena, and is delighted with its
outlook.
Jos. Townsend, formerly of Boze-
man, is again in town, in the interest of
sterling old life insurance company-the
National.
Hon. J. X. Toole was passenger on
Wednesdays west bound train. Several
Bozemanites were at the depot to see
him, but failed.
Ben Myers, one of the well-fxed
cattlemen of this county, came up for
days visit last week, accompanied by
his wife.
Uncle Thiessen, representing the
VIM. Bergenthal company, exhibited his
emaciated form on the streets of Boze-
man last week.
Miss Evelin Monroe, daughter of
DIR. Monroe, returned from Fairbault,
Mimi, on Friday, where she has been
attending Bishop Whipple's school.
The Misses Healy, sisters Of Mrs.
Thos. Murphy, arrived from New York
state on Friday, and win remain in
Bozeman during the summer.
j. C. Villas, prominent merchant of
Gardiner, was in the city this week. Mr..
Villas is said to be related to the post
master-to whom he bears striking res
emblance.
Grand Master Langhone returned
on Friday from Helena, and speaks
highly of the Masonic celebration re-
Gently given and hospitableness of the
capital citizens.
&C. S. Loyett, OF Hamilton, was in
town on Monday. Mr.. Lovett left at our
Office a stalk of pie plant fully three feet
long, and says he has plenty of the same
kind at home.
II. W. Swan, one of the coming BON
ANA mine owners, was in from Cherry
Creek last week He brought in speci-
mems from late discovery, the Cleve-
land, which is pronounced very rich in
silver.
Horace 7. Kelly and d. w. Hend-
rickson, Of Salesyille, gave the CHRONICLE
office call on Saturday, and left sub
gtantial reminder of their visit. They
came to procure coffin for Mrs. Hens
ley, who died on Friday and was buried
on Sunday.
Mr.. L. Rotwitt, clerk Of Meaghel
. .~r;,,ad IN Royanan an Monday.
He reports business good at White Sui.
pnur Springs, and prospects fattering
While here, Mr.. Rotwitt, for Meagher
comfy, signed contract with Frank
Vreeland for 5000 bridge to be erect
I'd At once. Engineer Greene is also in.
terested in the work.
Mrs. Col Ferris, children and hei
1gsne Esosk,nor will loava for q