The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-10-27

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The Courier asserts that Col. Sander
, did not ride to Helena in special trail
but the Independent gays he did, an
that it is prepared to prove it
MIS-. Walrath will join her husbad thi
week who is in Lewis & Clark county
DIR. Giesdorff has purchased her proper
ty which is on Church street.
, Frank West came in from Virginia Cit
yesterday, Thursday, where he has beel
on missionary trip in the interest .
the Simmons Hardware Company.
John Mcleod will make good assess
or. He is careful, competent and capa
BILE. He will see to it that the Northern
Pacific pay taxes on all their lands.
The great switchmen's strike is still
on at Minneapolis. 1t is feared thai
some difficulty will be experienced in
obtaining freight from the east.
Jno. Mcleod, the democratic candi-
date for assessor, is now over on the
east side, making himself acquainted
with the electors of that section.
Geo. F. Shelton has sold his ranch on
Middle creek and Informs us that he will
never again be guilty of owning a farm
and practing law at the same time.
The Republican Territorial Central
Committee have lately received boo
die" from somewhere and are using it in
manner calculated to do great good.
Several Republicans went out to Mon
forten on Saturday night to speak. Their
audience did not noticeably decrease the
number out to hear Maginnis and Word.
Prof. Jameson, the liberal lecturer
now in Bozeman, is also an expert short
hand writer, and is devising an instru-
ment that will take 200 words per min
ute.
The change of time on the railroad
was caused by the danger of passing on
the summit. The east and west bound
trains now pass each other at Living.
stone.
Frank Gilchrist's well-known famili-
aritY with the Office of clerk and record
er will put him in sole charge for the
next two years. He will not require
deputy.
Denver Dayton left on Tuesday for
Helena, where he expects to be employ
ed by the new telegraph company. If
employed, he will be stationed at Fort
Benton.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press of Sunday
contained fascinating story of the wild
west, written by A. II. HerseY, of Bill
lings, member of the Monana Press
Association.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Norton enter
tanned a progressive euchre party at
their residence on Black street Tuesday
night. Mrs. Waller Cooper received
the first prize.
L. K. Lysinger, friend of w. w. Liv-
ingston, has arrived from the Park,
where he was employed during the sum
mer, and will remain in Bozeman during
he winter.
Charles Thompson, of Bismarck, the
owner of extensive coal mines at Sims,
D. T., was in town for few minutes on
Wednesday, en- route to Helena, with
d. M. French, of Billings.
The Republican Territorial Central
Committee has supplied our local poll
tlcians with copies Of Byron McCutch-
cons speech, which they will proceed
to use at an early date.
Mrs. Francis Mardis, mother of Geo.
Mardis, was buried Tuesday. She had
been i'll nearly nine months with an in
durable disease, and her demise on Mon
day was not unexpected.
Under-sheriff Bailey and Tailor Will
bur took Thomas Foley and John Brady |
TO the "pen" at Deer Lodge; Foley to
serve nve years and Brady three for bur-
glary and grand larceny.
The Northern Pacific directors have
finally resolved to authorize the construc-
ton at once of three branch lines in the
territory of Montana, and the work is
nrderad tn begln Mt once.
G. l.. Henderson writes to the Living
ston Enterprise that the soldiers in the
park are doing excellent service in re-
,training vandalism without making
offensive to tourists.
Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson is now tempo
rarily filing the position Of general mis-
,ionary in the place Of Rev. E. P. Lin
nell. It.is thought that Mr.. Stevenson
will be given this place permanently
sheriff J. P. Churchill Of Helena has
received word that McCabe's team,
,toIen from Helena some months ago,
has been found in Beaver Canyon. and
TWO men claiming it have been arrest
ID.
Ben Myers, Ed Lamme and g. ".
Haskins make a strong trio. end if elect
ID as county commissioners VIII manage
he affairs Of the county in manner
hat will be highly satisfactory 70 81
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