The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-03
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I.,oc Orschel, of Miles City, was il
the city Tuesday
Merchant Hickok, of Melville, was il
town Tuesday
The rain falls on the Democrat am
Republican alike
y :. Hefrerlin, Of Livingston, was il
he cirv Wednesday.
Geo. n. Whitley was married at Bill
liros on Saturday last.
Business is reported to be very -four
;sbiug by our merchants.
The election excitement will be fol.
lowed by the McGibenys.
FL. Benepe has embarked in a new
,odustrv. that Of bailing straw.
r N. Wolverton returned from d
visit to Billings on Monday last.
The Timberline cases have all been
r.mis,ad from the district conrt.
Z. Hendry of the Helena Indepen-
don't spent Sunday IN Livingston.
DR. Chambliss returned from profess
sional visit to Melville Monday,
I NJ. Lindleys loss on the Woodson
buildins has already been adjusted.
Sanders & Maxwell have adorned the
front Of their store with a new sign.
The Democratic meeting at East Gala
IN Tuesday night was well attended.
Al. Davis, of Butte, and Attorney
Cbnmasero, of Helena, are in the city.
FL, Benepe will soon put in hoist
orparatus in his large machinery hall.
II Beaman and w. T. Altimus are the
nomocratic candidates for constables at
Livingston.
Major Maginnis and W. Y. Pemberton
sroke at Miles City Monday anda Glen
dive Tuesday.
The editor of the Courier is now a
seltconstituted agent to see that every
one pay their debts.
Elf. Hanley was taken very ill with
an attack of asthma on Thursday but is
now somewhat better.
Theo. Norman is one of those kind OF
independent" voters who vote the Dem
ocratic ticket straight this year.
C. w. Hascombe, prominent Knight
Of Labor of Timberline, was in town on
Wednesday.
The Courier still unbllshingly pub
fishes its chestnut about Sparks. This
is political honesty with vengence.
B. Plat Carpenter is a crazy-qnilt ora
tor for whom a chestnut gong could ap
propriately be rung at every interval.
The Presbytery of Montana will con-
vene at Corvallis on Saturday night at
o'clock. and will continue till Wednesday
A Democratic mass meeting was held
at Saleville on Wednesday night. twas
we'll attended by an interested audience
CHI. Wickham, of the Nelson Story
outfits, is in Billings preparing to SID
about forty cars of cattle for the Story
and Dilworth outfits.
Butler & Hoy are holding 1900 sheep
near the Billings, for shipment to Chi
cago. They were purchased from Messrs.
swope, Brooks and others.
A man was offering $500 yesterday to
anyone who would obtain for him bet |
of $780, He wanted to bet this money
and more too, on Toole.
The Northwest puts great big Esq"
to George Haldorn's name. George is
expected 10 90 to Tmberllne on the I'd
and do some mighty work for Sanders.
DIR. I. F. Stafford, of Pony, Madison
county, father of Mrs: Bert Hofer, is in
the city attending the bedside Of his
daughter, who is very i'll.
Democratic committeeman are asked
to send us in the results Of the election
IN their precincts, marked on Democrat
ic and Republican tickets.
The Democratic meeting at Saleville
on Wednesday night was largely attend
ed; quite a number of ladies being pres
ent
Read the "Scrap of History" in this
issue and then ask Yourself if Col. San
ders is the man you want to go to con-
gress
81. Holiday came over from Living
ston On Tuesday to attend the marriage
of his son. He was accompanies by his
daughter.
The friends Of Hon. Samuel Word in
Bozeman will meyer forgive him for pub
lcly saving that B. Plat Carpenter is
fine speaker.
The engine and hosting machinery
for Walter Cooper's mine has been haul
ed to Main street and is now awaiting
Bets are being made in Bozeman 500
10 500 on Togle. In Helena, we learn,
that bets are freely offered at 500 to $50
with no takers.
Major Eaton arrived from Gardiner on
Friday. The Major is a great big man,
but his name on the Republican posters
looks very small.
Joe Dabney left on Friday for few
weeks visit to Olympia and Montesano
territory, where he has
extensive property interests.
There are many Republicans who can
not swallow Chas. Carson. They know
that he would be injurious to the party
and they will relegate him to the shade,
WE. Sloan's illness still confines him
to his bed, although he is rapidly inn
proving. Mr.. Sloan's friends must zee to
it that he is elected by rousing majority.
Every man in Livingston who votes
against Joe Toole, votes against his
own town; it is positive that Sanders
will do all he can against the Clark's
Fork railroad.
There are several Republican post
masters in this county who are making
themselves extremely obnoxious, al
though they suppose that no one knows
of their actions.