The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-31

Germans, what do YOU think OF the
attack made on MIR. Dell?
story's mill has been closed for repairs
on the ditch. for some days.
Depot Agent Williams is able to be up
and around again after his sickness.
I. Swan of Red Bluff, came in early on
Friday to be on hand at Clark's rally.
Farmers began to arrive early Friday
morning to attend the Democratic rally.
Another Harvest excursion train pass.
ed through Bozeman Of Thursday.
The young Democrats of Bohemian out.
number the young Republicans, two to
me-.
Marshal Ponsford and his aids manag.
ed the procession in an admirable man
ner.
A flag has been placed across the
etreet in front of the Democratic Head
quarters.
Hundreds of Democratic Clark badges
were distributed on Friday and worn by
Democrats.
Hon. W. A. Clark took dinner with
Jerry Matthews, while EN- route to Boze-
man on Friday.
Special train was provided for the
visitors 60 the grand rally and a band
sent 10 meet them.
Gen. Harris, form ,rly surveyor-genel-
al of this territory, arrived on Friday
morning from Helena.
Said an Irisl,men from Livingston on
Thursday. Carriers open bid for the
Irish vote disguised me-"
Mr.. Clark has done more for honest
home labor in Montana than airy man
In it. Deny it if you can.
W. C. Pendleton OH Friday did some
very artistic flower work for the Demo-
cratic Central Committee.
Hon. Sam. Word, the Democratic war
horse, arrived on Friday to take part in
the meeting in honor of Clark.
MIR, Leneham of Butte, who was here
last week says that Clark will get rous-
ing majority in Silver Bow county.
Al ]. Davidson, chairman of the Demo
cratic Central Committee, arrived on
Friday morning to attend the Clark
meeting.
J.. D. Hufine MONDAY evening wfs
thrown from his wagon and injured
somewhat, by the loaded wagon running
over him.
The shelving is being put up in
Raleigh, Lamme 4 Co.'S new store and
the building will soon be ready for oc.
cupancy.
Nr. Geo. Ramsey and John Luce make
a strong double team of speech makers
and are doing good work for the Demo
cratic cause.
Judge Luce has pulled off his coat
fguratively speaking, and is doing some
hard work for the Democratic party.
According to actual count there wer'
just SO women. So men. 10 boys and eigh
girls at the Prohibition rally at Bozeman
The remainder of the political cam
paign, promises to be just as dirty as ir
responsible Republican papers can maxi
it.
Work on Story's Short Line, from thu
depot to his mill. a distance of II mil
has peen completed, and cars are nov
run to the mill.
Jerry Mathews and family moved t
town this week and will occupy the resi-
dence made vacant by the removal G
Mr., Chas. Cobb.
Express Agent Maughn has moved hi
Office into the building occupied by E..
Owenhouse and has it liked up nicely ii
business. like shape.
We observe the fact that the Risin
Sun has come out for Carter. The SUI
seemed to be a long while waiting 70
something to turn up.
Henry Keiser of Yellowstone count,
was in town on Wednesday making Al
rangements for work on the Rocky For
railroad with his teams.
The giddy old hen, the Courier, hi
found another typographical error
the CHRONICLE, and proceeds to cack
over it in Its usual style.
1t is reported that a contract has bee
inside that the Horr mines are to supp
8 the N. P, R. r. with two hundred toI
Y of coal daily.-Sentinel.
y A letter from VIM. Beam, who went
= Oregon last month. informs his frient
that he is coming back to Montana jul
IS as quick as he AMI get here.
ID Col. Sanders has at last taken Il
stump. We are informed that the "a
If onel ii not talking on the subject Of tar
10 any great extent, however.
There is NO danger of anyone forge
g, ting that Mr.. Anderson is on the stun
The Daily Corporal gees to it that he
ID accorded a full measure Of praise.
A new job press was set up in t
CHRONICLE Office on Wednesday and
now kept constantly in motion attendi
IS, to the demands for commercial prlntil
ID We are indebted to the passenger ag'
of the Northwestern Railroad for a &C
d. of their picture, who's Afraid" 1t
one of the prettiest calendars ever got
out.
j. S. Dickerson, temporarily work.
10 under a rowing commission for the Tel
ng torial Democratic Central Commit
arrived on Friday to take in the me
ing.
The Republican speakers in the co
ty seem to be paying their respects
the Prohibitionists in a amer that '
gain them very few votes from the Il
III party.
The Democrats on the west side OF
territory are anxious to have Judge L
come over there again and tell I'll
ty, solid truths. The judge will probabl,
&c, this week,
d. Work on the Rocky Fork hes re c
ath menced and the road will be built