The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-02-24

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shipped to Minneapolis on Thursday.
= Dr.sBeach of Fl Ellis has gone east
al His wife remains at the post until after
is next term of court
Is, Quite number of Bozemanites went
sr' to Livingston on Friday last to attend
- the Knights of Pythias ball
The grand lodge proceedings of the
]. Q. Q. +. order contains good portrait
p Of Past Grand A. D. Mcpherson of Boze-
man.
ii ], ii. Wiley, who has been in the en-
ploy of Sebree, Ferris & White Co. for
o the past two and a half years, has re-
signed his position, expecting to 90 far
ther west.
The question now naturally arises
"Who was it that beat Ulinr' The ac-
! cused all proved an slibi and were dis
charged Perhaps it was party of
s Butte policemen in disguise.
The Gazette of Billings delights in
publishing such slurs as the following:
: 'The bus running between Bozeman and
5 the depot was held up Wednesday, and
81 taken from one of the passengers"
The Republic smelter of Cooke City is
still actively at work Two car loads of
bullion is to be shipped this week to
Chicago. and is said to be the most yaln-
able shipment ever made from that
camp.
Forschler & Bohart, butchers, will |
move to Cooke City this week, Cooke
will receive quite an influx of Bozeman
citizens this month. Among the num-
Der will be John Martin, who will prac
tice law.
The officers and ladies of Fit. Ellis give
a dancing party tomorrow evening.
Quite a delegation of Bozemanites will
attend. 1t is expected that an engine
and car will be provided by the n P.
agent here.
Fannie Macarthur, sister of Mrs. Cava
naugh, who died at the Northern Pacific
hote. last Tuesday morning, arrived on
Thursday from Silver Bow, and attended
her dead sister to her final resting place.
Mrs Casanaugh had $l2O. on her person,
sufficient to pay her funeral expenses.
The Marquis of Queensbury
rules, to have taken place on Wednes-
day evening last, between two of Boza-
mans Ashantee heavy-weights, failed to
materialize, G. Harrison, Garter" reflls-
ing to come to the scratch, said he didn't ;
want muffin to do wild dat 'Markus oh '
Coonsbury,' only greed to meet Rogers" '
very pleasant progressive euchre
party was given by Mr. and Mrs F. j.
Nesbitt OH Friday evening last. The f
officers and ladies of the post were in /
attendance. The prizes were won by G
Judge Luce, II. A. Fielding, Mrs. Field t
irg, Mrs. Ferris, Miss Luce and Lieut.
Halbrook. Refreshments were served at
eleven O'Clock
Those wishing to receive instruction Ii
in dancing and to enjoy themselves, can 9
do so every Wednesday evening at Ma n
CURES Opera House, commencing Feb
ruary 10th. Instruction from to $50; i,
social dancing from $50 to r. Gentle !
men rs cents, ladies free. instruction :,
by Drew & Eastman. Music by Excel 7
sior string band. :,
A mountain lion of unusual size has
been seen on the Jackson ranch south of 81
the city. Its presence in this vicinity :,
was first discovered by passing school a,
children, who gave the alarm. Parties -
in the neighborbood are camping on ~
the trail" and say it will not be healthy
for this animal to forage within range of
their Winchesters. al
Diversified farming means fields of =,
grain, meadows and pasture; kitchen u
garden and orchard; lawn with trees !. !.
and flowers; breeding mares and mich u
COWS; sheep swine and poultry. Live
stock is the groundwork, and will hold Il
the soil fertile Get that which is sup r
erior in all the departments. From the n
best is where the profit comes. Fl
Abbott, man who three years ago NJ
was jailed for numbering man near
Bozeman and finally released for lack of
evidence, hobs up again in the same p
role. Last Thursday night, while W
attempting to batter down the battle 81
mepts of castle of i'll fame, he was
arrested by officer Houston. Abbott d
turned upon the. officer and came very II
near stabbing him, for which he was
fined S25. W
The mail carrier on the route between m
Bozeman and HIllsdale, twice week, tr
refuses to carry the Spring Hill mail to In
its destination, and in consequence the te
unfortunate people of that post Office Ell
are without nail facilities. The carrier hi
claims that Spring Hill postoffice is off
his route, but as he is hired to carry the 20
mail fifteen miles, the people of that Il,
fail to see why he should :,
fail to do so. The assistant postmaster !;
general will be speedily called upon to /.
settle the dilemma. A,
The following pose offices are located al
in Gallatin county: Big Timber, Boze.
map, Central Park. Chico, Cooke, Dill
worth, Fl. Ellis, Fridley, Gallatin, Gal = =
lop, Gardiner, Hillsdale, Hunters Hot !.
Springs, Livingston, Melville, Moreland, !. I,
Red Lodge, salesville, Springdale, Spring ,
Hill, sunnyside, Sweet Grass, Three !,
Forks, Timberline, Willow Creek, maxi L
ing 25 post-offces all told in this county. Z
Lewis & Clarke county has 49, Deer 4