The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

Joe Kountz went to Helena for day
last week.
M. Roth of Livingston, visited Boze-
man last week.
John Martin of Shields River came
over on Monday.
II. C. Buns, of Big Timber, was in
the city last week.
Hugh Coleman has returned from
ar all winters visit to Ohio.
Geo. Anderson returned from hasty
trip to st. Paul on Wednesday.
M. NJ. Wheeler, a railroad man Of
St. Paul, was in the citv on Saturday.
j. Elias has returned from Helena,
and can be found at the bargain house.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Black, after long visit
to Butte, returned home on Wednesday :.
w. d, Randall, prominent citizen
of Three Forks, was in the city on Fri.
day.
Dave Si!limen, of the Helena Pro.
duce Company, was in the city yesterday,
on business.
--Messrs Settles and Chowning, two
well-known Helenaites were in the city
on business last week.
Hugo Haufbauer went to Marys7il lille
on Friday. 1t is said that he expects to
engage In business there.
Thomas Brandenburg arrived from
Missouri on Monday last after having
spent month visiting his relatives
there.
"A. W. Tanner, postmaster of Red
Bluff, was in the city last week and says
that things are looking fine up in his
section.
H. L. Comstock of Big Timber, is in
the city. Mr.. Comstock is practical
Druggist and may conclude to remain in
Bozeman.
Mrs. J. Elias spent few days in
Helena in company With her husband
who has been sojourning there since his
partner went east.
Dave Bankin of the upper Yellow
stone, spent day in Bozeman last week
Mr.. Bankin has been in st. Louis all
winter and says that there is a great
deal of talk about Montana mines in
that section.
Geo. Comstock, some years ago a
resident of Bozenan, in the employ of
| T. c. Power & Co., arrived in the city on
Sunday. He is now travelling for St.
Paul rug house.
p. P. Worsham left On Wednesday
for Spokane Falls. If he can find a
business opening there he will locate, il
not he will go on to Seattle. Mr.. Worsham
has strong desire to engage in the boot
and shoe business.
H. 7. Edwards of Cottage Hill, Mass.
who came out with the party who in
spected the Revenue property, is in
Bozeman and will remain at Red Bluff
during the summer to assist in putting
up the new machinery on the Revenue.
George D. Burt, treasurer of the Rev.
enue Consolidated mining property at
Spaulding, together with G. W. Chap
man, director, and others, arrived on
Tuesday last from Boston, and the next
morning took the coach for Red Bluff
where they will look over the ground
preparatory to putting up works on theil
property.
%. t. Armstrong one of the prosper
GUS ranchmen of the Yellowstone. neal
Livingston, came over on Friday tc
move his cattle from the o. P. Hayes
ranch, where he wintered them, to hi
range on the Yellowstone. Mr.. Arm
strong informs us that the farmers il
his section are all getting ready for theil
spring work, that the snow has all gone
in his section and that spring has come
Fred stimson of Chicago, who il
company with his father has been visit.
ing California, stopped in Bozeman las
week, enroute home and visited hi
former school mate, George Dilworth
Mr.. Stimson informs us that Bozeman II
the only town he has visited where rea
estate dealers have not sought him ou
within half hour after his arrival ant
urged him or his father to buy cornel
lot.