The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-03-03

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Ward Cockrell has opened store Z
= Creamery, this county.
February was short month. but tn
rent DILL was just as long as ever.
The county fair project is feasibl
5 proposition, calculated to aid husbandr
: in all its branches. Talk it up.
. H. Kelso, representing the hopleigh
Cantwell Hardware Co, st. Louis, inter
viewed our merchants last week.
All who have returned ffom court q
Miles City, speak in the highest terms 9
Judge Pollard's manner of conductin
court.
M. B. Whitney left on Monday for
trip west in the interest of Sebret
Ferris & White Co.'s machinery depart
ment.
Chaplain ]. H. McComber, U. s. A, o
Fort Custer, will preach in the Method
] list church next Sunday morning anc
evening.
Farmers do too much guessing in theil
business; trust too much in chance, lucl
and the moon, and do too little close
figuring.
Building material is being hauled tc
different parts of the city; pleasantly
suggestive of cheering music by hammer
and saw.
W. H. Babcock, of Bozeman, purchased
the eleven blooded mares advertised in
these columns, of C. N. Ferguson, at
private sale.
The Montana Armory has an adver
tisement in this issue. Everyone knows
Gus. Gottschalk and will seek him out
when they want anything in his line.
We acknowledge receipt of Honolulu
papers, printed in English and the Ha-
waiian language, sent us by Mr.. Magnus
Luudwall. foreman of the Honolulu
Daily Press.
Agent VanDorn, of the Rocky Noun
tain Telephone company, added twenty
one new telephones to the Bozeman
plant. The price has been reduced to
$500 per month.
Mr.. T. C. Burns, of Big Timber, has
been in Helena for two weeks, consult
ing physicians regarding his ear which
gives him considerable pain. They have
been unable to relieve him.
Mr. H. D. Weaver, of Central Park,
celebrated his torty-ifth birthday on
Monday evening, A very large mum Der
of friends throughout the valley attend
ed and enjoyed royal good time.
Henry Summer, patentee and part
owner of Cook & Summers dump coal
car, has disposed of his interest to E. A.
Rouse of Bohemian, consideration 81, 900.
Mr.. Rouse has unquestionably secured
good thing. The car has been examined
by practical miners and pronounced
a valuable invention.
On February oath the following officers
of VIM. English Post, No. 10, G. A. R.
were installed by Ed. F. Ferris, Post
Commander: c., ], M. Lindley; S. V. c.
B. F. Osborn; J. V. c., J. H. Nixon; Adj
E. B. Wilbur; Chaplain, P. Fl. Bohart;
G. NJ, w. Y. Smith; 0. d., A. J. Edsall,
A. G., VIM. Bushnell.
A dairymen's association was organ.
lied at Livingston on Feb. Goth and fol-
lowing are the officers elected: Maj. H.
w. Bingham, president, G. w. Baker,
vice president; ]. NJ Conrow. treasurer;
Danl Donovan, secretary; ]. NJ. Con-
row, J. E. Gustuel and J. Fredericks, ex-
ecutive committee.
Joseph Jandos, the erstwhile applicant
for charity through the medium of
grand Oball, appeared in court yesterday
as complainant against one Daniel Law
cry, whom he charged with assault and
battery committed upon the person of
Mrs. Jandos. The family did some tall
swearing, but the case was dismissed
Independent.
Those wishing to receive instruction
in dancing and to enjoy themselves, can
do SO every Wednesday evening at Ma.
CURES Opera House, commencing Feb
ruary 10th. Instruction from to $50;
social dancing from $50 to IL. Gentle
men 70 cents, ladies free. instruction
by Drew & Eastman. Music by Excel
sior string Band. n
Have you business that ought to sue
coed? Advertise it. straightforward
in newspapers that have a
steady and positive circulation will take
a PROSTATE business by the hair and
stand it. on its feet with remarkable
CELEBRITY. Let the doubters keep their
eyes on the progress of the advertisers
who are steady-goers. wet weather and
dry.
Franklin, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Wylie, died on Thursday morn
ing, Feb. Goth, Of rheumatism of the
haa~k Tsha f,,,,araI toob y,looo froYo tho |
family residence on Friday at 2, p. M,
and was largely attended. Services
were conducted by Revs. Stevenson and
Stull Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie have the
sympathy of large circle of friends in
their bereavment.
e. ]. Owenhouse, the genial Jim,
went to Helena on Wednesday to meet a
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