The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-18
PERSONAL POINTS.


Nelson Story and sons returned from
the roundup on Sunday.
e. A. Sawyer, of Flathead, spent a
day in the city last week.
w. W. Morris, of Virginia City, is
at Bozeman on business.
Miss Edith Powell, of McLanesboro,
Ill, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frazier.
w. C. Pendleton spent several days
on the Yellowstone last week, fishing.
Special Agent Gum, of the Interior
Department, arrived from Miles City on
Friday.
-Omer Haskins, commissioner Of
Yellowstone county, was in the city on
Saturday.
Horn Miller, one of the Oldest of the
old timers, was in Bozeman last week,
from Cooke City.
II. B. Sacket went to the Upper yell
lowstone On fishing excursion last week,
with good results.
DIR. C. X. Cole came over from Hell
ena, to look after his interests in this
section, on Monday.
John Martin. of Shields River, was
In the city for several days last week
visiting his brothers.
IF. K. Armstrong came over from
Helena on Friday, owing to the adjourn
ment of the supreme court.
w. D. Knight, proprietor of the Spo-
kane Chronicle, passed through Boze.
man on Friday on his way to Miles City.
j. s. Kenyon and wife, and Mrs.
Hildreth, of Emporia, Kansas, are visit
ing Frank Henry and wife, OF this city.
MIR. Osborn, gentleman from Mich
igan, arrived lasr week and is looking
over the valley with the view of pu,chas-
ing farm.
Sheriff Carruthers was in the city
from. Madison county last week. He was
after Chas. Trucker who is wanted at
Virginia City.
Bert Hofer came over from Great
Falls on Saturday to accompany his wife
to that city, where he intends to make
his future home.
Frank Mcconnell, son of the chief
Justice, spent day in Bozeman waiting
for the delayed train of Friday, which
contained his father and mother.
e. o. Railsback, of the Helena Sun
day Record. accompanied by his wife ar
rived on Sunday and will spend several
days with his parents in the valley.
e. b. Lamme, II. Pease and T. B.
Sacket went to Sixteen-mile on fishing
excursion, on Monday, and expect to re-
turn with all the trout they can pack.
Matt Black and family will leave this
week for Cooke City where they will
spend the summer and Mr.. Black will do
the required assessment work on his
claims.
Bishop Galloway, the noted M. E.
church, south. divine arrived on Satur.
day and Sunday edited large congrega.
tion at the Centenary church by his able
preaching.
John Mcguire. the theatrical manag
er of this circuit came over with the
Reilly.Wood combination. John says
that the company is 80 good that he re
grets to see them leave the territory.
R. P. Vivion returned from Helens
on Friday, He informs US that no brsi
ness had been transacted at all BY thu
Supreme Court up to that time, owing Il
the absence of Chief Justice Mcconnell
Judge Liddell returned from Helen
on Friday morning, with Judge Luc'
and the balance of the Bozeman contin
gent who were obliged to wait the re
opening of the supreme court on Mon
day.
Jake Webster took the train OF
Saturday morning and intends to 60 t.
New York where his mother reside
and intends to remain in the east, bu
we would not be surprised to see him rt
turn.
: Capt. Doane, son.in-law Of Dr.. Hur
ter of this city, and for many yeal
a stationed in this territory, is expected
Boxeman this week, accompanied by HI
wife. Both will remain in Bozeman ft
|, a month.
, r. B. Wilson, freight agent of Il
. Northern Pacific Railroad, was in tn
# city last week. Bob informs US that th
| shipment nf this year promises to
7 quite large and that some very fine catt
g will be sent out Of the country.
a H. Gassert, of Cooke City, return'
from trip to Butte on Monday and wi
a remain a day or 80 in town. Mr.. Gasse
l. says that the prospects of Cooke a
a Frightening fast under the genial rays
a renewed mining interests Of this ter
/. tory.
ia Mrs. Judge I.iddell and son. St. job
"A arrived from Monroe, La, on Mond
4. to make their home in Bozeman. 7
q Judge will return from Helena on F
IA day, where he is now sitting on t
,e Supreme Court bench, when, it is p
sumed, he and Mrs Liddell will 60
house keeping at the residence recen
&c vacated by Nelson Story, opposite
l. CHRONICLE office.
" -Thos. A. Garrett, Of Louisiana,
rived on Saturday and will become c
:, of Bozeman's permanent citizens.
=. Garrett, has been parish judge in
~ ~ state and isa finished lawyer. tie had
~ tended to locate in Washington Terrific
:. - but afterwards concluded to come
nd this young and growing territory.
~ will accept the Office of district clerk
as soon as possible bring his family
this city. He and Judge Liddell
ew from the same town.
as Patents.
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