The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-01
The Bank Of California.

The Bank of California.
Bank Of California commences next
week,
Obtain the opening chapters of our
new story.
Jas. brennan has been employed by
JDo. Besserer as book-keeper for T C.
Power & Co.'s branch house in Bozeman.
Mr.. brennan is an experienced and skill
ful accountant, a popular gentleman who
will make many friends in his new ca.
pacity.
Mrs, Mary Byron Reese of Steuben-
VILE, Ohio, who has been lecturing for
several months past in Oregon and
Washington Territories under the auspi
ces Of the "Womans Christian Temper
ance Union is soon to be in Bozeman
for few days.
On Wednesday last, Miss Mary Rank,
a young lady of Virginia City, was mar
ried to Mr. ] W. Vanderbeck of the
same place. Miss Rank, it will be re-
membered, visited in Bozeman during
the summer Of 1883, when she made
many acquaintance.
Il OF hVVI
grazivg somewhere within 100 miles
north Of Miles City and that the COW
bows Of "a ranch in the vicinity know the
grazing ground, but as far as possible
mislead strange hunters so that the
herd is vet unmolested.
DIR. Hunter was surprised one day last
week by the receipt of a Us, govern
ment check for S65.35,-a sum the post
office department had found to his credit.
While postmaster at Hunters the Doc
tor had returned to the government
more than was their due.
There is no doubt about the honest
wor' h of Ayers Sarsaparilla as a blood
purifier Thousands, who have been
benefited bv its use, will attest its virtues.
This remedy cures liver and kidneys
and eradicates every trace Of
from the system.
The Helena papers gave due and time
ly notice of the fact that they would
observe Thanksgiving day; but every
Bozeman subscriber of these papers
swore deep and loud at our postal ar
until their attention was
called to the true facts of the case.
Mat Black received a telegram from
Washington, stating that the law suit of
Story VS.. Black, which involved the
question of ownership in the house now
occupied by Mr.. Black, has been de-
cided by the supreme court of the Unit
ed States il favor Of the defendant.
5. Deutsch leaves this week with Geo.
for the Big Canyon in the
National Park, where he will survey the
site for a large hotel to be erected by the
Park Improvement company this winter
and ready for occupancy in the spring.
Both will take snow shoes with them.
Since the Chicago stock yards strike
was inaugurated the Strengthening and
shipping at Medora has been greater than
at any time since the establishment Of
the business at that point, and c. K.
williams states that the men are kept
working night and day to supply tie de-
mands for beef.
The admiring railroad friends of Road
Master Hogan presented him with
chicken Of the male sex on Thanksglv-
ing. The bird was slightly ancient,
heing in its twenty-fifth year, but
Hogan, who has boarded at section
houses for many years, ate the fowl with
keen relish and masticated it without
evil results to his teeth.
The residence of Harry Devoe burned
Wednesday morning 4:30 The origin Of
ne fire is unknown, but it seemed to
have started from the outside OF the
building, it is supposed to have been set
by some miscreant. The building and
part of the furniture were consumed,
causing loss of about $500, and no III
surance.- Enterprise.
About three weeks ago Frank Stone,
who has been employed by Messrs. Gas
sert. Black & Co., in the old smelter at
Cooke during the past year, become al
flicted with paralysis Of the right side,
which completely disabled him. Frank
came down to Livingston Wednesday
for medical treatment. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Stone.-Enterprlse.
Several parties engaged in shoot for
chickens and turkeys on Thanksgiving
day. Two bits a shot was charged, the
shootist to hit the bird in the head at 40
wards with rifle. The young man who
supplied the marksmen with three dozen
chickens and two turkeys did not come
out very much ahead. To use his own
words: every time gun went OIL, a
chickens head went of, too"
We hope that the worth of the CHRoN-
1cLE merits the support and influence
of every reader, and that they will ex-
ert personal efforts in securing additional
subscribers. Personally present It's
strong and popular features in your
neighborhood; there are many who will
subscribe if a copy of it is shown to
them and their attention called to It's
claims ON the reading public.
X Beidler is still in the city and will
remain until April. In the meanwhile
he is debating the history of his life to
Jas. Ponsford, who is rapidly putting II
into shape for publication. Mr.. Pons-
ford informs us that it will make book
of 900 pages. 1t win be published by
Messrs. Pcnsford and Mounts, and VIII
make one of the best histories of Mon
tana ever published. 1t is to be hand
somely illustrated.
DR.. Wynne, the well-known ooulist
and aurist, of Helena, will be profession
ally in Bozeman,. Dec. 18th, Saturday.
Dr. Wynne has had an extensive expert