The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-03
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are in Bozeman.
Col. ]. 4. johnson and wife. Of Red
Buff, spent Sunday in town.
John Martin, of Shields riyer,is Wis
tied relatives this week
ben Clark, the handsome cowboy Of
Mission, was in town last week
Hon. Paul Met ormick Of Junction
City, is once again guest of Bozeman
Harry Gassett and family have re-
moved to Cooke CITY. for the summer
IF. o. Railshack, proprietor Of the
Helena business college, was in town
last week
joe Walsh has recovered from his
wounds and is again DUNG the granger
act at Mission.
f. B. Martin has been spending a
few days among the herds and herds
men of Shields river.
VIM. F. Davis of the upper Yellow
stone has been visiting friends for the
past week in Bozeman.
John Murta, representing we'll
know grocery firm, spent Sunday among
his friends in Bozeman.
q. w. White, representing a giant
powder firm at San Francisco, was in
Rozaman on Saturday.
ID. H. Budlong of Livingston, is at
the county seat attending the June meet
ing of the county commissioners.
IS. L. Holiday, our east side COM
missioner, arrived on Sunday to attend
the meeting Of the board on Monday.
About the first of July, Prof. Nc
Comb expects to start on pleasure trip
to California, to be gone two months.
VIM. Black, Benham, Haynes, F.
Vreeland and Others spent two days at
Mystic lake last week and caught a
number Of trout.
Geo. Wakefield arrived from the
Park last week and has since been busily
engaged in getting teams rugged up for
the summer travel.
-Tute Crowell left on Monday with a
six mule team for TOston, where AL.
Bailey has the transportation contract of
the smelling company, erecting works
there. EtEE
Mat. Anderson, wife and wife's sis
ter, on Friday last left for Chico, where
they will spend the summer. Mat. has
purchased mining property in that To-
cality and proposes to work it for all it
is worth, and has crew of men already
employed. We hope to see him one OF
the mining kings of that rich region.
Hon. Warren Toole and Col. w. F..
Sanders were on the delayed train Mon
day. They hired team and drove to
Bottoms bridge. thence to the east side
of the break and remained out doors all
night, arriving in Bozeman next morn
ing on the work train.
Col. Deimling, of Virginia City, came
in on the coach last Monday night, in.
tending to take the train yesterday noon
for st. Paul. The Colonel is en- route to
his old home in Philadelphia for few
weeks visit and if he arrives in st. Paul
on the 9Th will accompany his command
airy on their special, who will on that day
install st. Paul commandery.
Miss Eva Mcintyre, representing
the Minneapolis Journal, called at the
CHRoSIcLE office on Tuesday. Miss Nc
Intyre accompanies the conductors ex
cursion in the interest of the Journal
and reports a delightful time. Last
winter she represented the New North
west of Deer Lodge at the New Orleans
exhibition and is a cousin of Capt.
Mills.
Julius Basinski arrived from Miles
City last week and informs MS that most
of those who were burned out will re-
build with brick. He has already began
the construction of brick store at his
latestand, and viii be joined by Geo.
Miles. Orschel Bros, Carter, Miles &
strevell and DIR. Lebcher, will probably
build a brick block, after the style of the
Stockgrower's bank block on the Oppos-
tie side of the street. The new build
ings viii make Miles the handsomest
town in Montana. MIR. Basinski was
present during the last FIRE and says that
if there had been any wind at all the
whole town would have gone.