The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-10-20

Frank Esler has returned from Cook
Everything was done on large scale
I'M. Robinson, sold only few Of hi
horses.
Court does not adjourn for mld-da
dinner.
Mrs. julius Hart returned home t.
Helena on Wednesday.
Ward Cockrill came in from Creamery
TO hear Toole, Thursday.
Conservative old Bozeman outdid her
elfin political enthusiasm.
Major Eaton's manly form was con
spicious at the Democratic rally.
Mr.. W. C. Officer, of Hunters Hot
Springs is in town to-day, Thursday.
Not one thing can be said and sub
stantiated in os. K Toole's disfavor.
Billy Black lost mich COW Tuesday
night, that died from the effects of collie.
Hon J. K. Tooie and other prominent
sneakers will be at Livingston on the
10Th.
]. V. Bogert denys that he made the
speech at Timberline reported by Chas
Carson.
Perry Durham arrived from Big Tim
Der on Thursday to take in the DEM
ocratic rally.
The parades of the Y. M, D. c, to the
train at noon and to the hall at night
were success fully carried out.
vol. Marshall, of Missoula, the man
who nominated Toole in the territorial
convention, was in the city Wednesday.
Warren Toole arrived yesterday,
Wednesday, and will be here several
days defending the Timberline miners.
Tilden R. Selmes, an attorney of Man
dan on motion of Judge Luce, was ad-
mitted to practice at this court Monday.
Some idea of Hon. Jos. K. Toole's
supporters can be gained by the number
wearing the red and blue badges on our
streets.
Prof. Jameson delivered first ola series
of lectures Tuesday evening. He is a
splendid speaker and has a national re-
putation as liberal lecturer.
If anyone doubts the fact that Sanders
is the railroad company's candidate. we
ask them to observe the actions of GER
tain railroad employees in Bozeman.
Gen. Bragg passed through Bozeman
yesterday, Wednesday, en-route to the
coast, to visit Gen. Gibbon. He ex
pressed his regret at not being able to
visit Bozeman.
]. F. Fox of Cooke requests the
CHRoYIcLE to TO correct the report going
the rounds that he is partner of Geo.
Joseph. Mr.. Fox says he Is not in part
nership with anyone.
The regular Sunday services at the NJ.
E. church. Preaching at IL a. m. and
7:9O p. M; PRAYER meeting Thursday at
7:9O p. m; social song service Friday at
7:30 .. M, to which all are inveted.
Sanders informs the republicans of
each county that "this is the only coun-
ty of which l am afraid" This state
ment is made for the purpose Of bracing
up and urging his followers to work the
harder.
Some one has unfeelingly referred to
the republican candidate for probate
Judge as the "sockless crank from Tim.
berline." This is wrong. If the gentle
mans feet are clean we can see no rea-
son why he should not go barefoot if he
so desires.
Indignation is rife at the actions OF
certain Bozemanite, who told an employ
ee to take off his democratic badge, or
else 90 to the Office and get his pay.
The employee took the pay, and has
already secured another situation. Some
idea of the warmth of the present cam
paign can be gathered from the above
instance.
Mrs. A. Lamme returned from the |
east, where sire went to accompany the |
Misses Fannie and Georgia TO the La
Sale College, near Boston.--Ihe father
less child
The signing of the declaration of in
dependence is news in comparison with
the above. Mrs. Lamme returned some
weeks ago, fact which was duly noted
in the CHRONICLE.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip |
Dodson. on Tuesday afternoon, was the |
scene of a very pleasant birthday party,
in honor Of Miss Oracle Harper, who
was five years old. Little children to
the number of thirty-two were present
and enjoyed themselves as only little
folks can. Numerous and valuable gifts
were unexpectedly presented to the
little miss, who will long remember her
fifth birthday.
A good deal of humbug is being in
dulged in by the press of both parties to
catch the so-calIed "workIngman's vote"
This making of class distinctions is
ridiculous under our form of government
The majority of the citizens of Montana
are workingmen, and the employer OF
labor is often the poorer paid of the two
But the laboring man who is true to
himself will resent being treated as If 1t
we're necessary for him to have q guar
dian.-Gazette
Deputy Veterinarian Holloway arriv'
ed Wednesday from Livingston where
he went to inspect the scobey cattle,
which have been held up there since
Thursday last for want Of certificate OF
health. The cattle were thoroughly IN
spected by him, and no disease Of any |
kind being detected among them, ne Is
sued a certificate of apparent good heal'n
releasing them from further CUSTODY.
They will be turned loose upon the range |
bit will be driven TO White Sulphur
Springs, their destination, and there
herded for tie present. Mr.. Holloway Kay
who just came from Mandans says sne
the diseased cattle at that place arg
hal. an -. -. ,.,a.,na ran be- pro-