The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-01-04

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this winter. By the way, what is the
matter with Bozeman's slide and its
slides?
l.. L. Martin retired from the office of
County Clerk to make his future home |
in Bozeman on the lst He has already
taken his position as book-keerer of
the Gallatin National Bank.
Hon. G. W. Hoffman received New |
Years present in the shape of twenty
nine pound turkey. 1t was from Capt.
Carlin, who is now visiting in Ohio.
John Dawes gave supper to few of
his intimate friends on the night of his
marriage. To his late associates in the
CHRONICLE Office he furnished cham
payne.
Messrs Koch & Jones. on the 1st, con-
solidated their business and are now
ready to give their patrons better salts
faction than ever in the line of planning
mill business.
Bozeman still holds its own as the hub
in school matters. Prof. Wylie and
Prof Harmon were both reelected Of
ficers Of the Teachers Association, which
convened Helena last week.
The total loss ocasioned by the recent
fire is variously estimated at from $780,
to $4,000. The fire occurred at point |
where the buildings were all frame struc.
lures, many of them erected soon after
the town was started.
Max. Switzer has made contract with |
Levy & Elias to stay with them one year
and in consequence has given up the |
idea of going to San Francisco as original.
ly intended. Max's many friends will |
be pleased to learn that he is to stay |
here.
At the Episcopal church on Wednes-
day night, the members of the Sunday
school were bountifully provided with
Christmas gifts donated by the members
and friends of the society. The Christ
mas Carols were sung by the children
and all went home smiling and happy.
Mr.. Koch went to Helena yesterday
to look around and may conclude to
locate there. On Monday Mr.. Joseph
Radford, who has been employed as
book keeper in the Gallatin Valley Ma
tional Bank took Mr.. Koch's place as
assistant cashier, while E. b. Martin took
Mr.. Radford's place.
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Phil. Dodson on the night he was
burned out rented part Of McPhersons
store opposite his former location and is
rapidly getting into shape. Supt. Coke
fair of the telephone company came over
from Butte on Thursday and at once
proceeded to have the telephone wires
put in place with the central Office at
Dodson's new stand.
CoNsoLIDATIoN.-J.B b. Koch and o. P. |
Jones have united the planning and
chop mill business, and may be found at
all times at the water mill, foot of Main
street, prepared to do all work in their
line. A supply of stove wood constant
ly on hand and delivered promptly.
Telephone No 80. All the machinery of
the Koch mill has been removed to the
Jones Flaming Mill.
Mr.. Henderson, the Sage ofthe Nation
al Park writes to MS that the story now
being run in the CHRONICLE, by Collins
is most enchanting one to him and
will be of interest to both Spirtualist |
and scientiest, on account of the curious |
physiological features of the story.
Mr.. Henderson further adds that he ad.
mfrs the CHRONICLE for its fairness even
in politics and in its success 'ful efforts to |
furnish good reading to its patrons.
Was it the holiday season, the lack of
shows or the attractiyeness of the title
that brought out such crowded house
TO witness the performance ofthat some
what antiquated play known as Uncle
Toms Cabin, on Thursday night? The
Palace Theatre was crowded to overflow
ing and many people were turned away,
something which very seldom occurres
in Bozeman. The performance was very
good and everybody seem well pleased.
Ed. Elliot has placed in our hands
circular from the Irish League asking for
subscriptions with which to make final
effort TO gain Ireland's freedom. The
Rev. DIR. Reilly, of Detroit, has prepared
book as roll of honor to be preserved
in the Irish archives, containing the
names and addresses of all who IN this
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