The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-26
Personal Points.

DIR. Carroll of Butte is a..guest at the
LaClede.
Mark Robertson has returned from
T Virginia City
Major Anderson returned from Hell
ena on Saturday
: -Ex-Sheriff Blakeley visited his cattle
ranch last week.
Stephen White of WillowCreek was
in the city last week.
Prof. d. P. Sheldon went to Helena
fer visit on Monday
&c. S. Wickes of Mullen, 81 ent few
days of last week with his famiely here.
Mrs Dr. Bishop returning Wednesday
from visit to her relatives, at Bannack.
Rev. F. L. Bostwick came from the
east on Saturday and will remain few
days
Tony Ward, Maguire's agent, came
to Bozeman on Saturday with the Geor-
gia AIinstrels
w. II. Babeock went to Helena last
week to engage stone cutters for Mr.
story's new residence.
Geo. Zechel Of New York has been
out for the last week visiting his brother
at Godwin's cattle ranch.
David Mobiles of Cooke came in
from Butte last week and is now guest
at the Northern Pacific.
H. Kelso, Shaplelgh & Cantwell
Hardware Company's popularrepresenta-
tive was in town Monday.
Attorney shelton and Mr.. Silliman
returned from the Meadow Creek and
Red Bluff mining district on Thursday
W L. Lownees, Of the firm of
Lowndes & Riley, Moreland. registered
at the Northern Pacific last week,
g. s. Poago, Cashier at the Bczeman
depot. visited his Cd STAN ing 2r@aads--
townsend last Sunday.
Dave Williams will return from Bill
ling this week and execute the cut stone
work on the Story residence.
Mr.. Nelson Story went to his cattle
ranch at Dilworth on Saturday to be
present and personally superintend the
roundup.
Mrs. Walter Story, after visiting in
Bozeman two weeks, left for the upper
Yellowstone on Wednesday, to rejoln
her husband.
d. P. Van Horn Of Livingston, &C
companied by Will Arthur Davis, came
over from Livingston to look over the
mines of Red Bluff.
Nelson Story, Architect Vreeland
and Contractor Babcock have returned
from st. Paul, where they purchased the
finishing lumber for Mr.. Story's new
residence.
Geo. T. Beck, son of Senator Beck,
was in Bozeman last week in company
with Hon. Paul Mccormick. Mr.. Beck
is in the sheep business on upper Tongue
river, at Beckton.
Hon. Saml. Word spent Saturday In
Bozeman. Mr.. Word informs us that he
is out of politics for the present and has
no interest therein.
Mr.. Alex. Devine, manager OF the
Helena Independent, went west on
Wednesdays train, accompanied by his
wife. who has been visiting friends in
Billings.
Assessor T. P. McDonold, wife and
child came over from Livingston on Sat
urdav. Mrs. Mcdonald will remain in
Bozeman while her husband assesses
this portion of the county.
John Somerville, Harvey BOTANY,
Hugh Porter, D. Somerville, Peter Nc
KEENAN,, VIM. Ravelly, John Rolla and
Robt. Skies of Timberline, spent Satur-
day in town and enjoyed themselves.
-Chas, Carson was in town on Satur-
day. Mr.. Carson is now superintendent
of the Tinlberlime schools besides
teaching a night school. His brother,
Albert. will conduct the school for one
week, while Charles visits his mines at
Gardiner.
r. K. Ordway, member of the firm
of Willis, Roget & Co., dealers in heavy
machinery, stopped in Bozeman en-
route to Portland on Friday last. This
firm have large contract with Nelson
Story. and will furnish all the pipe and
steam fixtures needed for his new house.
Mr.. Peter Koch returned from Miles
City this week, after. having worked for
over one week upon the county records
of Yellowstone county, in the capacity OF
an expert appointed by Judge Pollard to
adjust the financial differences between
Yellowstone and Custer counties
G. T. smith, the Champion machine
expert. was in town last week /
He reports their machines gaining
ground daily, and under the able man
agement of their territorial agents here
-Messrs. Sebree, Ferris & White-are