The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-07-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Herb. Walwrath, formerly of this city,
Is now travelling for a Helena music
house.
Miss Evans has resigned her position
as one of the teachers of the public
schools.
The London Ribbon Agency, Of New
Jersey. is pronounced rank fake by the |
Helena Record. Several newspapers Of
Montana have been taken in.
DIR. Cole, Of Helena, who was in tn e
city this week., is of the opinion that
the Union Pacific will build to Helena
at once, and to Bozenan later on.
A Bozemanlte who was permitted to
look at the statue of Washington, recent.
ly received at Helena, is of the opinion
that the artist intended it to look like
Washington does now.
W, C. Pendleton and party of fisher
men returned from the Yellowstone on
Monday evening. W. G. caught three
hundred trout, one of which weighed
five and one quarter pounds.
Rev. Geo. Comfort is still member Of
the M. E. Conference of this territory,
but has been excused from active duty,
in other words is what is known in
Methodist circles as supernumerary.
Rev. w. A. Shannon, who was assign
ed to the M. E. church, of this city, by
M. E. Conference, is now Of Billings.
Mr.. Shannon occupied the Bozeman fields
for six monthe some seven years ago.
Are you superstitious One Of the
engines smashed in the collision at
Pnckly Pear Junction last week was the
same one on which Hugh Monroe, the
engineer, lost his life last winter. 1t
had Just been turned out of the shop, re-
modelled and repaired.
Veterinary Surgeon Piche, of Fort
Custer, and Sidney Paget returned on
Sunday night from Dillon, Horse Prairie
and other points, where Mr.. Paget has
been buying horses for the Government
cavalry service. A band of go animals is
expected to arrive in Bozeman to night
or tomorrow.
Northern Pacific agent Williams ar
nounces that excursion tickets to Helena
and return will be sold at this depot
July 10th and 2lst at $3.50. Tickets
good to return July 22nd on account of
match game of base ball, between Boze-
man and Helena.
Prof Norris, with his troop Of trained
dogs, arrived in the city on Sunday, and
announced an exhibition for last night
at the Palace Theatre. He has exhibited
his dogs on the streets, and they are
very we'll trained lot of CANNES.
The latest scheme that has been
sprung on this unsuspecting public is
the bill of fair racket. Travelling sol
icitors secure advertisements, get the
local printers to print the job when they
can be induced to do so, and all there il
left to do is to collect the money and &C
forth to another town.
The many friends of Rev. Mr.. Hal
will regret to learn that he has accepted
another field of labor; but he will still
remain a citizen of this valley. MI
Hall has worked hard and faithfully
conscientiously and effectually toward
the upbuilding of the M. E. society q
this place, and he is greatly beloved b.
a large congregation.
A new time card went into effect o
the Northern Pacific main line and Par
branch Sunday. By the change the eas
bound local train arrives at TAO in tn
morning, instead of 9:15 as heretofor
and the west bound local train arrives {
6:15 p. m. The Park branch train leave
at 8 A. m. and returning at Livingston I
, 6p. m.-Enterprise.
| Mrs. Fanny, wife of Henry Fitzgerald
died of puerperal fever at her home
Gardiner on Wednesday, after an illne'
OF one week. The funeral took place
, Thursday afternoon from the family re
: idenee, large number of friends accon
panying the remains to their restir
place in the Gardiner cemetery.-El
), terprise.
l The citizens of Helena have mo,
on foot which is likely to conceptra
the military forces Of this territory
the capital during the fair. 1t is pr
posed to raise money enough by col
9 tributions to defray the expenses of a
annual encampment, and for that pu
pose money is now being raised.
The W. c. 7. U. and the Good Ten
plars organizations will hold an ice crea
festival in the Hooker building on Fl
day afternoon and evening of this wee
for the purpose of raising funds for ten
perance work. Arrangements are beir
made to insure a pleasant and soci
time. A cordial invitation is extende
. to all.
Gus. Stefiins has received anotht
letter from Livingston. in which ii
writer asks him not to pay the Boz
: NANTES their winnings on the recel
!, game of ball. Gus. says that he is &c
ting tired, and that the Livingste
ready letter.writer is liable to he'
, something drop. if he keeps mp h
lick.
: 1t is said Blaine will open the can
q paign for the Republicans on his retu,
0 from Europe, by speeches in Californi
n His trip will be west BY the Norther
q Pacific, 80 that he can visit Minnesot
where there is danger of the Republican
o losing the state through the strong fee
r ing which exists there in favor of FRI
q trade. The Oregon Republican leagI
n is to have charge of the Plumed Knigl
from the Idaho line until he reach
California, and they propose to send
delegation to meet him at this city.
T. Schwitzer, of Red Bluff, returne
3 from Helena last week and informs
that the Carter-Walker mill proces
80 successfully tired at Red Bluff h
been sold in this territory to Heller
!. parties, who are more than pleased
their purchase. Mr.. Schwitzer sa
that the process has proved to be