The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-15

The sBpseman Chronicle.
Publisher EVERY WEDNESDAY.
D BY A. K. YERXEs.
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n. Travel westward on the n. P. is very |
heavy.
n The open-air baptism on Sunday was
= attended by several hundred people
RIP. Vivion is preparing to occupy
his handsome new house at an early |
n, day.
s. The fremen's ball on Friday night was
very largely attended and a good time
, enjoyed.
n. Basinski Bros. received orders on
3 Saturday last for pictorial papers from
= New Zealand.
. Tie new plan of running express mes |
Z sengers from St. Paul to Portland is
n meeting with success.
Superintendent Cable of the Rocky |
Mountain division, has resigned to take |
J. position in the east.
= Four car loads IF emigrants passed |
through Bozeman on Monday en- route
to the highly-pictured west coast.
Of The Husbandman characterizes the
'e last assembly as ''the most bungling leg
islature the territory has ever had"
The Rev. Mr. Lewis will hold services
- on Sunday the 10Th as follows More
lo land II a. m; Three Forks, 7:90 p m.
? Huntley & Clarke of Toston, sent us a
e, circular containing a list of their iinpor-
% tation of Clydesdale stations and mares.
Carow the exclusive footware man of
Bozeman has something of interest to
e. say Read his announcement and price
At his goods.
The City Council met on Monday
y night to qualify Judge Martin, the police
d magistrate, elect, Judge Dawes having |
resigned.
L. w. Mcpherson has something to |
/ say in this issue of interest to those who
e are reftting, repainting and papering
their homes.
Five car loads of horses left Bozeman
on Monday, two of which were loaded by
T. F. Farrell of Virginia City, destined |
4 for Miles City.
Work on Nelson Story's new house
goes forward as rapidly as possible. 1t |
n is reported that the plans for the build
e ing are being made in the east.
Rev. F. Z. Bostwick will deliver lee
tUre at the Baptist Church Thursday /
= evening on Origin of Modern denomin-
ationalism" or the History of the Church
of Christ. All are invited.
f Prof McComb is planning picnic at
). Bear Gulch, to take place next Saturday /
s one week. Horses and wagons are being
secured and no doubt very large num-
Der of people will participate.
Marquis DeMores, is now negotiating
with New York parties to build road
from Medora to the Black Hills. The
road is 1876 miles long and will cost, ex-
elusive of equipments, about S2,200000.
A railroad meeting was held last week
and committees appointed to proceed
g with the work One Of our engineers in
! forms us that the contract for the pre-
liminary survey will robably be let this
week
Jas Owenhouse, Bozeman's we'll
u known saddler, reports business better
l. than ever before Not a day passes but
what he fits out some COW boy with sad
die, bride, "shaps," quirt and spurs. HIS
i customers send from Billings and else
where in the territory.
The Young Mems Democratic Club of
!. Gallatin county meets on Monday night
next at the usual place. All young men
possessing the qualification of voter
. and who believe in Democratic princi-
r pies and politics, and who reside in Gal
latin county can join this organization.
Ranchmen's Clothing.-WiIlson & Co.
call attention to their assortment of
clothing, especially adapted to the wants
}. of the farmers in this section, also their
o stock of boots and shoes. They state
that their line of the latter goods include
everything needed in this part of the
: | country in the Nrau of fnnf wear