The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-02-10

, never mas 10 eat any crow,
l. An attempt was made by burglar to
enter 0. P. Chisholm's residence on Fri
: day night.
W. HI. Philbrick was married to Mrs
Stella Chase at Livingston, on Sunday
last, Jan. 31st.
AT the meeting of the city council on
Thursday night, $500 was donated to the
fire department for bell and tower.
Capt. Cook was, on Friday last, ordered
to take charge of his company. It is
evident that he has been reinstated
c. P. Blakeley returned from his cattle
ranch on Monday, and informs us that
cattle on the Yellowstone are thriving
splendidly.
Last Sunday night Helena chin aman
was arrested for gambling without a
license, and compelled to pay $75 into
the school fund.
Attention is called to the proposals
advertised for by Gassert, Black & Co. in
this issue. This firm evidently mean
business on a large scale.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Smith gave pro-
gressive euchre party at their residence
last evening. We were unable TO learn
who carried off the honors of the even
ing.
Col. G. A. Broadwater, delegate rep
resenting Eastern Montana in the BIZ
Metallic Association, having been unable
to serve, Major Maginnis has been design
ated as his alternate.
Thos, Murphy mas bought of w. w.
Anderson 8 lots, corner of Babcock st, |
and Grand avenue. He will commence
the erection of a story and half brick |
dwelling as soon as the weather permits. |
Members of the Young Mems Dem
Ocratic Club Of Gallatin county are re-
quested to meet at Frank Mullen's law |
office on Friday evening, Feb. 18th, at
half past seven o'clock, to transact I'M
portant business.
On Friday, at $50 a. m, Theater
Comique, Butte, was totally destroyed by
fire. Many of the employees roomed over
the building and the loss in clothing,
theatrical wardrobes, jewelry. etc.. is
stated 10 be large.
Those of our readers who had the
pleasure of listening to Mr.. Matt. w.
Anderson one year ago, at his lecture on
"Our Pet Peculiarities," will be glad Of
the opportunity to be presented on the
Goth inst. of hearing him again.
A union temperance meeting was given
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening, attended by crowded house.
A victim of the flowing bowl" arose and
made few untimely remarks and was
promptly elected. A large number
signed the pledge.
Geo. d, Thomas, proprietor of the
Spring Hill mills, presented sixteen of
his Bozeman friends with a sack of -four
each last week. The -four is made by
his new machinery, and miller of long
experience, with the new process. We
predict an active market for Mr.. Thomas
-four.
The New North West says; "A state
ment was recently made in the Anaconda
Review to the effect that. the proposed ex-
tension of the Northern Pacific is indef-
nitely off, We have advices that no
arrangements has been made verifying
the above. The Northern Pacific is
likely to go to Butte this year"
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold corn festival on Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week. Supper
will be served from 5 till 10. Oysters
in different styles, and ice cream will be
served. The festival will be held in the
stand formerly occupied by Bert Hofer.
All are cordially invited to attend.
M. B. Whitney, Of Sebree, Ferris q
White Co., left yesterday for business
trip down the Yellowstone, going as far
as Glendive. This firm has worked up
a large trade throughout this section,
their sales last season aggregating ten
carloads of wagons and farm machinery
to their agents between Bozeman and
Glendive.
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 s to $50;
social dancing from $50 to II. Gentle
men 70 cents, ladies Free instruction
by Drew & Eastman. Music by Excel
sior string band.
Attention is called toan advertisement
in another column of an entertainment
to be given by Mr.. Matt. w. Anderson,
for several years connected with the
Courier. Mr.. Anderson has written
many sweet gems of poetry, which
should be heard by all of our citizens
who enjoy literary entertainments and
wish to encourage genius.
A very pleasant progressive euchre
party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Cooper at their residence on Friday, Jan.
9Th. Among those present were the
officers and ladies Of Ft. Ellis. The
prizes were won as follows: Head prize
gent, hand painted Thermometer stand,
Fl Cole. ladv fancy basket, Mrs. Capt
Snyder. Progressive prizes; gent, cigar
case, HI. A. Fielding; lady, card CASE, Mrs.
Ferris. BOBBY prizes; Mrs. G. W. Hon-
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