The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-07-01
Personal Points.

Mrs. n Story visited in Helena
last week.
Mrs. Gen. Wilson was guest OF
Mrs. Col. Sanders in Helena last week.
Prof McComb left last week for
California, where he will spend the sum-
mer.
Mat. W. Anderson spent Sunday in
Bozeman. Mat. is now an honest miner
at Chico.
Julius Basinski has gone east to pur-
chase goods for his Bozeman and Miles
City stores
-Chas, Anceney, one of Gallatin
county's solid cattlemen. was in the city
on Monday.
-Chas. Hoffman lert on Sunday for
the Hot Springs and will endeavor to be
home on the 4th.
Route Agent Steadman, the rustler
from Rustleville, was In town this week
and attended the German picnic.
Col. and Mrs. Sanders, of Helena,
Gen. and Mrs. Wilson, of Bozeman.
went to the Mammoth Hot Springs on
Saturday.
Mr.. McCammon, after visiting twen-
ty states and Canada, the New Orleans
exposition, Cleveland's Inauguration and
other sights, returned to Bozeman last
week.
R. p. Vivion and wife were passen-
gers on Sundays train for Livingston.
Mr.. Vivion win spend several weeks on
the roundup, while his wife will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearse, of Cooke City.
-Nelse Catlin left on Monday for the
Yellowstone park, where he intends to
guide tourists through wonderland. and
convey them either from the end of the
Northern Pacific or the Union Pacific
railroad
Jas. Ponsford and Engineer Deutsch
returned from Sixteen-mile on Saturday.
Mr.. Ponsford informs us that the COM
pany of which he is part will take out
ore as soon as possible, for the Tosten
smelter. j..
H. J. Hoppe has been in town dur
ing the past week purchasing his sum-
mers supplies Mr.. Hoppe informs us
that Nature has supplied her soldiers
with two crops of hay in the Upper Vel
lowstone this year.
$. A. Marney, publisher of the Stock
Growers Journal at Miles City, stopped
in Bozeman on Saturday to interview
his many friends and patrons here. Mr..
Marney is thorough good fellow and
runs an excellent paper.
mine host" Harder, ofthe Brunswick
hotel, Livingston, was in town Monday.
Mr.. Harder informs us that Park travel
is considerably larger than at this time
last year. He has a contract with the
railroad company to feed the tourists
travelling on coupon tickets.
A large number of Timberline peO-
pie were in town last week, among
whom we noticed Mr.. Jas. Heron, weigh
err for the coal company, w. B. Settles,
book-keeper of the company's store and
the genial Sam Moore, foreman for
Queally & Hoffman.
H. Gassert, one of Cooke City's mine
owners, came to Bozeman on Sunday,
accompanied by his wife. Mr.. Gassert
has great confidence in the future of this
camp. Mr. Gassert has in use one of s.
W. Cooks patent dump cars and pro-
nounces it the best ear he has ever
used.
= Hon. ]. K. Toole passed through
Bohemian on Sunday, en- route to Miles
City, where he will meet and confer
with Col. Bannister, recently appointed
special agent to examine and report a
proposed change in the boundary line of
the Cheyenne agency. Mr.. Toole In
formed us that perhaps he would go still
further east.
-Ex-Supt. Carpenter came down from
the park on Monday. Mr.. Wear, the
new superintendent, and his assistant
arrived on Sunday, and have entered up
ON their duties. Mr.. Carpenter is now
connected with the syndicate operating
the hotels, while Mr. Henderson, his
assistant, has another privilege and
lease of ground.