The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-02

3 l.. Kruger, owner of the LaClede hotel
has taken charge of the property and
hencefOrth will be its landlord.
S. H. Cook went to Helena on Satur.
day to bring his wife home, who met
with serious accident at the rair.
Now that the wild chicken is ripe our
sportsmen are very busy hunting them,
t and buster still in lying about the re-
turns.
w. Nj. Oakley, formerly of Bozeman,
is one of the proprietors of the Butte
Town Talk, soon to be re-issued in an
enlarged form.
Phil. Dodson, late Grand Conductor of
the Montana l. O. 0. F., returned from
Glendale on Thursday, after spending a
few days in Helena and enjoying him
self immensely.
1t is estimated that over $4,000 was
spent by Bozeman people at the Helena
fair during the past week. This amount
would go long way towards holding a
fair at Bozeman.
Attorney Haldorn, formerly of Liv-
ingston, has concluded to open a law
office in Bozeman, and with the view of
making his home here has rented the
McCammon residence on the HILL
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We were in error last week in stating
that daughter of Chas. Anceney was
injured by falling from horse 1t was
a daughter OF Mr. Morse, who is staying
at Mr. Anceney's. DIR. Monroe was
called and set the fractured limb.
Geo. Thomas, the enterprising pro-
prietOr of the Empire Mills is east pur-
chasing roller plant for his mills, This
is a move that will prove very acceptable
to the people of this community and will
result to Mr.. Thomas benefit.
Messrs. Wright and Hendry with the
fear of the law before their eyes, and
with hardihood that approaches fool
hardness have gone to the Park for
few days sojourn. They have taken
along an alcohol lamp TO do their cook
ing with
The Leiderkranz society of Butte ar
rived in Bozeman on Saturday, and were
entertained by the Bozeman Harmonic
society. The Butteites gave Bozeman a
specimen of their really fine singing,
while their orchestra supplied the
music for an enjoyable hop at Speith &
Krug's hall.
| We will next week insert an announc-
ment for an academy to be opened by
DR.. Morse, under the auspices of the
Baptist church. The terms are reason
able, the doctor a rustler, and an expert
enced teacher, and his academy a long !
wished for institution, For information
address Rev. DIR. Morse, Bozeman.
On Monday, Mr. Monforton, chairman
of the county board, resigned, and since
that time numerous Tumors have been
rife of his probable successor, to be nam
ed by Judge Hartman. The names of
Danl. Maxey, Peter Koch, F. L, Benepe |
and several others have been mentioned.
Mr. MaxeY will probably be appointed.
Among the specimens of oats forward
ed with the Gallatin county exhibit to
the Minnesota fair, was a bundle |
measuring six feet, six inches in height, |
yielding l25 bushels per acre. 1t will |
open the eyes of the eastern granger and |
convince him that Gallatin valley as |
producer has few equals and no super !
iors.
Al. Harrison was in town this week. |
Al. seems somewhat eleated over the |
fact that the three arrant Indian horse
thIefs are now in, Jail and liable to be |
sent to the penitentiary. The stockmen
of the Yellowstone have been greatly |
troubled by these freebooters and are
naturally glad that afew Of the offenders
will be made examples Of
Mining operations at Cooke are boom
ing, Several owners are having ore
shipped and others are making prepar-
ations to do so. Elias Sporting has dis
covered very rich ore at lower level in
the mine in which he is interested and
his mine is now reckoned as one OF the
best in the camp M. NJ. Black has also
made very. rich discovery on the Black
Warrior. Mr.. Gasset is going to Butte
in few days to make ARRANGEMENTS for
a concentrator.
We have received large number OF
circulars from manufacturer OF smelt'
ing furnaces, who seems to be laborng
under the mistaken idea that we need
fitting and that the matter in his elrcu-
lar would fill long felt want he evi-
IDENTIFY does not understand our peculiar |
style of doing business, which requires
cash only with copy. There arg 90
many people IN this region who are
warming for the address of smelter
manufacturer, that we dare. not publish
the name of this firm.
Sam Trice was arrested for vagrancy
last Thursday by Marshal Clark, and re-
leased on his own recognizance to reap
pear next day at two o'clock. At the
time named Trice was nowhere ~ De
seen and it is presumed that ne mas
akinped from the city for the cityss good.
He is now charged with contenaps =
court, and his temperance mere VII
sur -. - 'g ,as,, vooahond. a blot upon
the surface ofany community, anu
shall Clark is to be praised ~ ~