The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-08-25
Personal Points.


Personal Points.
Judge McLeary is stepping at tbs
LaClede.
&C. w. Eaton came down from Cooke
last week.
Berry Martin came over from Living
ston this week.
John Esp, ofSweet Grass is stopping
at the Northern Pacific.
Prof J. X. Davis and wife arrived
from the east last week.
Miss Irene Frazier went to Helena
Tuesday to attend the Fair.
Mrs. w. D. Knight, of Miles City is
visiting friends in Bozeman.
H. R. McNauqhton, Postmaster at
Gardiner was in the city Saturday.
John Tinker and Sam Wildly of Bill
lings were in Bozeman Saturday.
Ed Lamme has returned from bust
ness trip east, with fine stock to follow
Hon. John Sweeney came over from
Helena on Friday.
Rev. E. G. Prout, of Virginia City
stopped over in Bozeman on Friday, en-
route to Helena.
John Walsh and Frank Van Allen
went to Big Timber on Sunday for a
weeks camping out.
j. R. Dilworth is in town from his
ranch on Clark's Fork. He reports grass
very short in his locality.
Thomas ]. Langley, of Rome Georgia
is in Bozeman looking after the estate
of Louise CousselLe deceased
Burt Vail, of Gallop. was in town on
Saturday, attending the democratic coun-
ty convention as delegate from Flathead.
w. D. Knight, editor of the Yellow.
stone Journal, accompanied by his wife,
was the first to arrive at the association
meeting.
"A. w. scarborough, Jas. Smith and
J. H. Seymour of the Madison were re-
glstered at the Northern Pacific last
week.
Elmer Ray and sister, Mrs. j. FL.
Taylor, left for Schaller, Iowa, where
they were summoned by the death CT
their father.
William S. Waudby, special agent of
the Bureau of Labor, Interior Depart
ment, Washington, D. c., was in Boze-
man on Thursday.
Joseph Jockey, cousin of John Lock-
ey, visited Bozeman last week for the
first time. Mr.. Jockey is cashier of the
St. Paul National Bank, st. Paul.
Mr.. A. Levy left during the week for
the east, for the purpose Of visiting the
markets and selecting the finest and
largest line of goods ever brought to this
market.
The Misses Anceney will conduct
the music at the dedication of the
Catholic church. They will be the guests
of Mrs. John Mcdonald on the %, %,
and 80 inst
A. ]. Fisk of the Helena Herald,
passed through Bozeman on Wednesday
on his way home to practice for the
shooting tournament. Jack had been at
Grey Cliff after prairie chickens.
Miss Eugenia Boughton, Of Living
ston. visited her friend, Miss Sallie
Hunter, last week. Miss Boughton
made many friends during her short
stay, who would be pleased to see her
come again.
LIP. Morrill,, wife and son, Matt,
and his niece, Miss Dickey, left on Mon
dav for Iowa. where they will spend sew
eral months, Matt will go to school at
Lake Forest, Ill. Miss Dickey returns
to her home in Kansas.
Hon. Emory Cobb left for his home
in Kankakee, ILL.,, on Monday last. Mr..
Cobb has enjoyed very pleasant visit
with his son and family, and departs
reluctantly to attend to business mat
terra at home.
-Chas. Frensham, Andy Corbly, Mr..
and Mrs. John Baker, Miss Corbly, Mr..
and Mrs. Ridgeway, Miss Trena Baker
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Corbly, returned
last week from the Park, where they
spent three weeks of delightful pleasure.
Judge McLeary arrived in Bozeman
on Thursday and will remain few days
TO procure a residence for his family,
which consists of his wife, five children,
and servants. Judge Wade will hold
court for him st Virginia City, while
Judge McLeary goes 10 Texas to bring
out his family.
Judge Blake, of Red Bluff, mot Vir'
ginia) was in town last week to meet
Judge McLeary and ascertain whether
or not he was still district attorney OF
the fourth district, which hes a term OF
court on the same date as the Billings
term of the first district. The Judge is
now living on his ranch at Red Bluff,
and is considerably bronzed by outdoor
work.