The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-06-16

DIR. c. NJ. Chambliss left on Monda
for Red Bluff, where he viii locate
mine.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis makes appointment
for services on Sunday next June 2OtF
as follows: Moreiand, 10, a. m: Tire
Forks, s, pm.
Mr. Chisholm says he is losing $1,000
week by not being allowed to leav
the land Office until his successor, Di
Monroe, is confirmed.
The Woman's Christian Temperate,
Union will meet in the south side schoo
house SATURDAY. afternoon. June 10Th, a
three O'Clock. Mrs. Morrill,, Secretary.
The Children's Day service that was
to have been held at the Baptist church
last Sunday night. was postponed until
Tuesday evening, on account of the
rain
Dr.. Bishop and wife, Billy Black and
wife and w. F. Haines and wife left yes
terday morning with camping outfit,
for a few days fishing expedition on
Hell Roarin'
DR.. Musigbrod Of Warm Springs gives
it as his opinion that DIR. Kruse will
soon recover. He saws that the patient
is suffering from brain fever and will be
home in a month, so we are informed by
Mr. Spleth.
Wessie, the three-year old son of the
Rev. :. C. Tiff, formerly pastor of the
NJ. T, church in this city, died at Salt
Lake City on Tuesday last, Of scarlet
fever Two daughters, Alice and Laura,
are also down with the disease.
The report of the Gallatin Valley Ma
tional Bank, published elsewhere in
this Issue, shows a gratifying state of
financial standing. The Gallahn Ma
tional Bank is one of the most solid in
situations Of its kind in the northwest.
Is Bozeman to have a Fourth of July
celebration, or will the races on the 25th
and 10Th be sufficient? For the past two
years Bozeman's celebrations have been
inexpensive, yet attractive, as hundreds
of people will attest. We trust that the
usual parade, at least, will Re provided.
The annual camp meeting, which was
inaugurated with such happy success
last year, will be held at the same place
this years miles from Bozeman-be-
ginning on the first Of July and ending
on the 9th, in order that the ministers
may attend conference meeting,
Spieth & Krug have established a
branch brewery saloon at at Living
ston. with Hugo Hofbauer in charge. |
Spieth x Krug can now successfully COM
pete with any brand of beer made. For |
the past six months their beer has been |
Of the very best quality and is attracting |
attention all over the country.
Mr.. James Gallop, of Gallop, was in
town last week to consult a doctor re-
gardlng a very painful swelling of his |
face. Two weeks ago. while handling a
horse suffering with nasal gleet, a speck
Of matter was blown into his eye by the
horse. Next day his face swelled, and
or several days he suffered intense pain,
he nose and face turning almost white.
The manager Of he races which occur
n Bozeman on the 25th and Goth of this
informs us that the admission to
the grounds will be only 80 cents.
the instrumentality Of w. w.
Anderson, A. l.. Stokes, Montana pas
of the n. P, one and one
fifth fare only will be charged to those
attending the races from between Helena
and Billings and including those points.
The last quarterly conference for the
present conference year of the NJ. Z.
,hurch in Bozeman, viii be held Satur-
lay and Sunday June 10th and goth.
Business meeting at $3.50 p. N. and
in the evening at s. Love
east Sunday morning at 10, and COM
nunion after regular morning service,
t is hoped that all the members will be
resent at these meetings, so that the
york of the year may be completed.
Jno. Black, accompanied by his newly.
made wife, left for Butte last Wedncs-
Law. The Miner, speaking of his advent
q the city, says: John V. Black and
rife. of Bozeman, are in Butte on their
-edding trip, and booked at the Centen-
ial. Mr.. Black is so impressed with ,
he city that he has decided to remain
ere permanently if he can find bust
ess opening to suit him, and no doubt
e can"
Ellis Josephs, aged 60 years, died in
ozeman at the residence of his son-in-
wv, Elias Sporting, ON Friday last, after
n illness of three years. His body,
by the widow and Mrs
perling, was taken to Helena and de-
osited in the Hebrew cemetery on Sat
rday. Mr., Josephs, besides his widow,
ayes two daughters, Mrs. Sporting and
[rs. lines, also two sons, one Of which
Geo. Josephs of Cooke City.
BLOOD ON THE MOON
Some weeks ago, J. II. Taylor, owner :,
+ the Eastman House, employed Mrs.
[arguerite Johnson, who had just ar
we'd from Billings, to cook for his hotel.
hings went forward swimmingly for a
lille, until proposition was made and
,cepted. for Mrs. Johnson to run the
ouse herself. This new state of affairs
as soon made Objectionable to Mr., Tay-
n. who requested the lessee to Fesign,
hich she emphatically and staadfastly
Fused to do. Finally, while she was
Dsent from the house, Mr.. Taylor set
er things outside, which were speedily