The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-18

s in Give the Press Association rousing
reception
n of Adeline Bell, sporting woman, died
I, be- yesterday, quite suddenly
The Bozeman Silver Cornet Band viii
his probably recompany the Press Associ-
lock. alton to the Park.
Paul Mccormick was granted papers Of
administration in the Buford estate by
lern the probate judge on Monday.
w" Proper acknowledgement will be made
'"'S to those who have literally aided the
'"e local committee in charge of the Press
Association meeting in Bozeman.
rPl- w. e 81 II-1- G. c--II,t;., comfy
'""r bonds opened bv the county commits
"F' sioners, were in proper legal form, and
,'"S consequently proposals for bids will be
"er Re advertised
The Helena. Boulder and Butte Rail
','P way company was organized Tuesday at
ny Helena, with Gov. Hauser at the head.
rch. :, a. ell "a ,,;lI hac,;,,
~" work at once.
The ladies' of the St. James (EpIcopal)
church of BOzeman, will give an ice
'od cream festival in the Munter building,
rpss NJ. 49,. ,rI,,,rsIo,, of,orroon ond
10 evening, Aug 10Th. Come and enjoy
,ers. GOOD time
ocal -
,rks One of Mrs Jacob Oakwood's little
girls lost her IL others pocket-book on
Bozeman street, containing a 500 bill.
W. The finder will please return to the lady,
'"'V who is widow with a large family of
"''- of small children.
first ---
and parry OF TOURISTS lroin l"olie, NC"
rtad York, friends of John Worth, of Helena,
went to the park with that gentleman
ard his wife last week. Consequently
'her he could not he here to join the Knights
nav of the Shotgun.
) to --
via. The workingmen who arrived at Tim
rust Oerllhe on M"nu"y iio'ii 'iio e''''' Oi'o"
low barked at the mouth of the tunnel and
;rs marched to Timberline unseen by the
locked-out men at the depot, who were
cen ready to receive them.
ven --- ----
rLs Stuart L Moore, assistant general
and freight agent of the Northern Pacific
q &c road, and wife raised through Bozeman
,n;o on Wednesday on their way to st. Paul.
,ort Station agent Hill and wife accompanied
them to Livingston.
to It is desired by the local committee
e. that those who own carriages VIII put
red them into use to morrow and meet the
IN members of the Press association the
'uty majority of whom will be here on the
= " noon train from the west
bate ---
Mr. Percy Barrie of Bozeman, we un
derstand is a candidate for the position OF
the stenogapher, in t,,is district. Percy is
leat an excellent penman and informs us that
!fr' he has had considerable experience In
Nk' short-haI and type. writing work
rcat - -----
,orv Tie Montana annual conference Of
of the NJ. L. church South will convene in
Bozeman on Wednesday morning, the
25th inst, at 8 o'clock, in the new Nj. b.
mas church. building on Church street. Blsh-
lent op ]. C. Keener will preside.
' at
a. A threshing engine belonging to Pike
,ros Nelson. lost bolt while descending
! 10 hin near Mr. Luce's farm and before 1t
oen could be stopped, did considerable dam
.or. age to itself A horse belonging to Mr..
i.uce was also run over and considerably
bruised possibly bevond recovery.
who ~
the Mr.. E V. Smalley, editor of the North
the west Magazine VINO from HIS loeii'ih'"
ex. ton with Montana interests was re-
,rts- ouested by President Mills to attend
;rds the associa' lou and deliver an address,
NOT writes that he is not able to attend, but
mn. sends very interesting paper to be read
before the as acknowledgements
sod 1t trans2ires that the visit of Gov.
the Hauser to Livingston was not for pleasure
will but business Since he came down, work
cts has been commenced on coke ovens at
ain the Williams mines, on Tom Miner creek
use six miles from here, preparatory to tes-
Dol ting the quality of the coal. If the test
and proves satisfactory force Of men will be
the put in to work tie mines Mr.. Wickes
IF Bozeman is experimenting the bull
ding of the coke ovens.-Enterprise
and ----
iris, Both east and west-Douhd traVei over
in = the Northern Pacific has been very
DAD heavy for several weeks past. Saturday
in the company hal on this division
e oF special train consisting of nine cars, in
hen which were $50 of the returning Grand
he'd Army delegates OF these. 125 stopped
was lat Livingston and made a trip through
ere. the Park. The remainder of the party
reach, d St. Paul Monday FRIDAYS
through west-bound train consisted of
eleven cars
Ints Personal Points.
say
ap- Phil Shenon of Dillon was in town
-: on LIonday.
tho Attorney Wildly of Billings was in
tort Bozeman Sunday and Monday.
not Davis Wilson and wife returned
8. from the Park last week. highly delight
a.. ed with the trip.
10 Frank Harper and wife, Miss Holt,
,ho Miss Davis and others, leave to-day for
hi. the Park, to camp out for few weeks.
YER FL Nesbitt and wife and VIM. Hall.
owe formerly telegraph operator at Bozeman,
" a left on Wednesday for few weeks out
Is a ing in the Park.