The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-08-19

The gusemau Chronicle.
Published EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
BY A. X. YERKEs.
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CITY NEWS.
The cry for daily mail to SalesyiHe is
heard on every hand.
Isaac Williams winter wheat on sod,
will go so bushels per acre.
Services We're held in the new church
at alesville on Sunday last.
Crackers must go up. John Jockey is
the father of ten pound boy.
Farmers are asked to leave specimens
Of grain, vegetables, &c, at this office.
Bishop Brewer will preside at the
Episcopal convocation in Bozeman. on
Aug 23rd.
Levy & Elias, from their handsome
new store, issue their proclamation this
week. Read it.
The Girls Guild of st James church
will give an ice cream festival this after
noon and evening, at DR.. Monro's old
stand
Ed. Perrin is the the owner OF one
of the finest crops in the valley, some of
his oats will 60 from rs to so bush. per
| acre.
A substantial bridge is being built |
over the stream near the Episcopal |
church and rectory, by Commissioner
Clark
Mr. ]. NJ. Miles is putting immense
quantities of hay this year Some Of his
timothy cut % tons to the acre, without
irrigation.
L. A. Hotzclaw, employed on Geo.
Dixon's farm, was thrown from.a horse
one day last week and had both bones of
his leg broken.
VIM. Award has sold his running
horse "Bozeman Boy" to VIM Morris, of
Virginia, who has already won one race
with the animal
DR.. Culbertson. the physician from
indianapolis, who visits Bozeman yearly,
will arrive on the oath and remain day
or two. See notice.
See the change in Sebree, Ferris,
White & Co.'s adv. Those who need
goods this fall will find it to their advan-
tage 10 call upon them.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet in the Y.MC.A. rooms
Wednesday, August 18th, at 3 o'clock. .,
The union will meet with us MRs. Nor
RILL, Secretary
The Rising Sun has appeared above
the horizon of Montana journalism, at
Sun River. The Sun shows evidences of
careful work and lots of it, and is an
honorable addition to the press OF this
territory.
This is the season of the year when
the barefoot boy hies himself to the
wood to gather the choke cherry and
comes back with feeling in his throat
that would pucker up the mouth of
Bozeman creek.
The prairie chicken holocaust began
in real good earnest on Saturday morn
ing. The firing around town reminded
one of the fourth of July. Several went
out the night before, and now We expect
to hear of trespassing and lawsuits.
julius Basinski has shown rs a series ,
of handsome steel engravings, recently s
received from the east. They represent {
Oriental scenes and are probably the {
costliest lot of engravings ever brought ,
to Montana. They are well worth see
ing
Mr.. Joseph Elkins, alter two weeks F,
stay in Gallatin Valley, left for New
Jersey on Monday last He will return ,
next summer to enter into the stock :
business. He says that if the monied
men of New York knew OF such place !
there would be big rush for specula-
ton.
Fairfax, the proprietor OF the Queen
City chop house, while eating his dinner
on Saturday, swallowed a piece of beef
about the size OF his foot, and in about a
minute later was trying to bring it to the /;
surface. The meat, firmly wedged in his
throat, refused to come up, and the SER
vices of Or. Chamblis were secured, who
succeed in pushing it into the frightened
mans stomach.
Z. M. Ferris left on Sunday for Fon du
Lac, Wis, expecting to be gone six /
weeks. 1t is understood in society cir {
eles that Mr.. Ferris will bring back a {
bride with him in the person OF a charm
ing young lady who visited Bozeman I