The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-02-17

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Farmers have been sowing wheat il
this valley.
Col. f. F. Ferris is expected HON
about the Goth.
7. c. Power & Co. shipped six cars
oats to Cinnabar this week.
The twenty-third K. of p. anniversar,
celebration occurs on the 10Th inst.
Rooms are being fitted up in Cooper'i
block, up stairs, for sep rate land offices
1t is expected that well known young
couplesof Bozeman have applied through
the courts for separation.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Nose, of Towsend, was drowned Thurs.
day morning near that town.
Rev. Mr.. Linnell, Of Miles City, preach
ed an excellent sermon at the Presby-
terrain church on Sunday night.
Garter" Harrison and Richard Rogers
will have a friendly glove contest on
Wednesday night at the gymnasium.
1t is the steady, wisely written and
interesting advertisements of styles,
quality and prices which captures the
trade.
Any one wishing to buy a farm and
stock ranch combined, near Bozeman,
can get bargain by applying to J. NJ.
Lindley.
BrOnlow Gray, of Livingston, together
with Attorney Henry and several others
from the sauna place, were in the city
last week.
Trains will run on the Park branch
from Livingston to Cinnabar and return
on Thursday. Feb. 18th, so we are in
formed by Agent Livingston.
Garter" Harrison, the janitor of the
Gym" is practicing with the gloves,
with view, it is said, of applying for a
position on the Butte police force
Attention is called to the auction
notice in another column of blooded
horses. This will be an opportunity to
get good horses at your own figures.
f. Jay Haynes and Geo. Wakefield re-
turned from the park this week, where
they have been taking an inventory of
stock belonging to their tourists stage
line.
M. B. Whitney returned Monday from
his business trip down the Yellowstone,
having placed several car loads of wag-
ons and machinery to Sebree, Ferris &
White Co.'s agents
Politics in Bohemian will be boiling,
seething hot in the caldron of city cleo
ton ere long. The republicans have
mentioned Ben Fridley as an acceptable
candidate for marshal.
Geo. Wilson has leased Enoch Hold
sons ranch and will become an honest
granger about March 1st. Too much
indoor work has proven decidedly
injurious to Georges health.
j. A. Chatter of Three Forks, with his
wife, was in Bozeman on Monday, Mr.. |
Chatter has just finished a handsome |
new house at Three Forks, to which he |
brought his bride of two weeks.
David Walton is digging well on his |
ranch six miles from Bozeman, that is
now 125 feet deep and is to be dug deeper.
Mr.. Walton will put in a windmill and |
pipes to carry water to his house and |
barn.
No one who has not studied the mat
ter, knows how intently the advertise
ments, especially of dry goods and gro
;eries, are scanned by the ladies; boots,
shoes, clothing, machinery, ETC., by the
gentlemen.
At this season of the year, when bust
ness is dull, it is refreshing to meet with
such enterprise as is exhibited by J.
Basinski & Bros, who fully realize the
benefits of advertising. Read their new
The new Baptist church, designed by
DR.. Morse, is beauty. The interior is
most conveniently arranged, with CALLER
es, class rooms, etc. Services will be
leld in it next Sunday
If the signs of the time is any indi-
alton, Bozeman must be in a fourishing
condition. We judge by the senior part
Ter of the LaClede hotel He has
brown aside the SLOUGH hat and donned
b. sombrero Of the dude.
Snow to the depth of several inches
ell yesterday, snd the farmers are con-
happy. 1t is not probable
hat it will remain long enough to give
IS much sleighing, but its moisture will
,e of great benefit to winter wheat and
arly spring crops.
''I'd like to see the man who placed
ny name on the U. S. jury list" said a
nan in the hearing of Judge Mutfiy,
Jerk of court, Last. Saturday. "I'd make
SO warm for him, that hades wouldn't
,e a marker" The judge failed to en-
igbten the irate individual.
A stable belonging to Louis Kruger, IN
lose proximity to w. H. Tracy's ware
louses, was set on fire and burned down
N Tuesday night. The fire demonstrat