The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.

And <tlli hn ,iir wants To bet tlu
Carter will yrt there.
, Oysters at Pendt tpn's-ti,e best, eNtr,
size and extra fine Counts.
The rain and snow of the last few day
has been just what tn. farmers needed
An extra will be publishel On Wedncs
day morning giving the results Of tn,
election
Get your job work uone at the tlun
NicLE vilica New type ami clean, tast,
| work.
Custer aud Dawson counties botl
greeted Hon. ". A. Clark With gran,
demonstrations.
Thos. Napton, the we'll known lawyer
Of the West Side, died at his h,me il
Butte on Friday.
Jas. Hathaway, sheriff of Lewis and
Clark county was married to Miss Ids
McClintock at Minneapolis.
Where, Oh ! where! is George D.
Thomas during these troublous times for
the Repubs? Have they ruled HIM out ?
Mr. J. X. Dilworth was in the city ovel
Sunday. on his way to California where
he expects to spend SIX weeks or more.
Helena gave Hon. W. A. Clark the
grandest reception he has yet had in this
territory, and he has had some fine cnes.
Hon. F. X. Armstrong is doing good
work as campaign orator. Good reports
come from all quarters where Frank has
spoken.
Tho fact that Jas. brennan will get
almost the whole vote of his precinct. is
an indication that he is well thought of
at home.
Note the change in the Bozeman Ma
tional Bank. Mr.. P. Koch one of the
best in the banking business is now in
charge.
Carter's henclmen have had nothing
to say about the wild break he made
when he promised to get the reservation
surveyed.
The false accusation made by the
Courier that Hon. W. A. Clark was
intoxicated at Livingston is a sure enough
boomerang.
The Rocky Mountain Cornet band
have secured Spieth & Krug's hall for
Christmas eve, and will give ball at
that time.
Mr.. Kaiser has returned from Coke
satisfied with further inspection Of the
property mcently purchased OF the
Howell Bros.
A Republican made bluff at W. D.
Flowers that Carson would get there and
was panied to have Mr.. Flowers take him
up just $4,000 worth.
Jno. Potter has been very conspicuous
ly absent from the city during the cam
paign. He was on hand at the Sanders
meeting, however.
Ifthere were any doubling Democrats
at Sanders's meeting there is no doubt
now as to how they will vote. They will
vote the ticket straight.
c. H. Cobb, who for the past four years
has been cashier of the Bozeman Nation
al Bank will leave soon for the east and
does not expect to return.
Sanders SAID in lis Bozeman speech
that every Kentuckian, since Tom Mar
shal filed himself with whiskev, imae-
ined himself an orator,
The Helena Record has made Il .
dirtiest campaign on record We are Of
the opinion that its head mud.slinger
will be looking for another job
The sale of the Bill Gray mine at Emf.
grant is reported. The purchasers are
Butte parties and tho first payment Of
50 800 has already been paid.
"If the Republicans succeed in elect
ing one man in this county. after such
convention as they had, miss my
guess" said farmer on Tuesday.
The Courier feels very sorry tor Hon.
F. X. Armstrong. 1t is wasting its sym.
rathy. Mr.. Armstrong has made all the
political speeches he had time to make.
Mr.. Clark is ardent in promoting rail.
road extension in the interior of Madi'
son county. We doubt il Mr.. Carter is
aware that we need such aid.-MadisoR.
ian.
A lady OF Bozeman had q mortgage
falling due on Tuesday for $85. Marshal
Clark and Mayor Bogert raised the
money for her in short time, much to
her relief.
Charlie Patterson, who has lived with
Jerry Matthews family for &c me time
past, left for his home in Aliceville Kan
sas, on the one o'clock train Wednesday
morning.
Virginia City did herself proud when
she welcomed the democratic candidate
for delegate in congress. She had not
made so grand display for years.
Madisonisn.