The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-07-07

Have you heard the news? Cley,
land is married.
Rusty Rube' Helena rounder she
his wife on Sunday night
;. Deutsch has gone to the yellow
stone to do some U. S. surveying.
The ladies of the Presbyterian churcI
will give an ice cream and strawberr
shorcake festival at hunters old stand
main street
Dave Marks, the Independents four
time rustler, made a cleanup in Boze
man while here last week, and if Their
is a business man in Bozeman who doe
not take the Independent, it is no
Dawes fault.
The annual mission meeting of tn,
NJ. +. church occurs July Sth, at Boze
man. This promises to be the larges
congregation Of Methodist minister;
ever convened in Montana. Bishoy
VIM L. Harris, Of NV York, will pre-
side.
Jno Butler was tried before Judge
Hartman on Wednesday last, for his
alleged misconduct, and promptly ac.
quilted by the jury. John Luce made
his maiden speech for the defense. and
acquitted himself in manner highly
satisfactory to his friends.
The Fire Company headed by the
band paraded on Monday night After
the parade large crowed gathered at
Spieth & Krug's hall and enjoyed, to use
the bald-headed chestnut-''tripping the
light fantastic toe" until the wee sma
hours"
J. NJ. Hill, the Bozeman n P. agent,
wishes all members Of the G, A. R. who
contemplate attending the reunion, to
notify him at once as his company
wishes to provide for ali in good style.
The price Of tickets and other inform
alton can be found elsewhere.
Dorus R. Limbocker formerly a school
teacher in this valley was married at
Fl. Scott, Kansas, TO Miss Mary B Mil.
Ter on June ODD, 1886. The happy couple
were the recipients of many handsome
presents Mr., Limbocker is now teach
ing school at Louisville, Kansas.
Satl.rday night did not pass without
its usual gun play, nor lack its usual
amount of red paint. Among the minor
accidents was the unexpected discharge
of a sky-rocket, which entered one of
P. P. Worsham's windows and passed
close to the bartender's
nose.
The following bidders we've awarded
contracts at Fort Ellis; William II.
Tracy, Bozeman, cats 974c and S1024,
bran 9Oc Frank L. Benepe, Bozeman,
hay Sll55 James i. Patterson, Boze-
man, straw S4.49 Azel Kyes, Yankton,
Oak, wood S439, The wood contract is
rather low, too low in fact, and cannot |
be filled at the price.
A basket picnic was given by the Bap-
list Sunday school at Dry Creek on Sat-
lrday. Addresses were delivered by
Davis Wilson and Rev. W. w. Spain of
3ozeman, and others. An abundance of
,dibles was placed at the disposal of the
arge number in attendance, and the
was one long to be remembered.
Special Timber Agent HALEY
arrived from Lewiston, Idaho, on
Wednesday, and has since been very |
Dusily engaged in visiting the different
ogging camps adjacent to Bozeman.
Mr.. Haley will be here for several
weeks at least and may have to stay all
summer, in which case he will send for
lis wife and children, now at Cleveland,
ohio.
Rumors reach us Of brewing labor
roubles at Timberline. Our somewhat
excited informant said that many were
earful lest blood should be shed over an
rider just issued by the company, pro-
liblting knights of labor from working
n the mines. At the same time comes
he rumor of the abandonment of Fort
ellis If we are to have labor troubles
n this county, we should feel safer with
he troops near at hand,
Ed. Cunningham was brought from
Ioreland on Thursday and taken to the
ounty hospital with badly broken leg.
The fracture was caused by his jumping
rom a wagon to the bridge near More
and, his foot enteFingzthe open planks,
,reaking his leg just above the ankle.
came with the outfit en-
aged in bringing the Montana Com
,anv's cattle to their Moreland ranch
rom Washington Territory.
Mr.. Montgo merry, who is the Billings
gent of Hartman & Co, mail contract
have secured many Of the mail
outes IN this territory-came to Bozeman
n Wednesday and purchased the stage
took belonging to Mr.. Wakefield and
sed on the road between this point and
7irginia City. Mr.. Montgomery IS at
resent agent for Wells Fargo at Billings,
nd for this reason it was generally be-.
eved that he made the purchase for
hat company. Wells-Fargo are not
purchasing stage lines.
The patriotic citizens of Timberline
celebrated the glorious 4th (3d) in a
manner highly BETTING the birthday OF
mr. independence The picnic and bar
,ecue were under the auspices OF lin
,erline Lodge No. 10, K P. Robt. Thor
urn addressed the crowd on the subject
f Pvtianism. the Declaration OF lnde-
,endence was read, followed by singing,
Iancing. sports, games, etc. Nothing
ccurred to mar the pleasures OF the
Law The Bozeman Silver Cornet Band
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