The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-28

Mr.. W. W. Wylie will hold services
at the Salesville church on Sunday morn.
ing at II O'Clock.
Baptist cburcll.-Sunday, IL A. NJ,
communion. Eight P. NJ, "The I'M.
pregnable Reason," an Easter sermon.
Wednesday, 8 P. NJ, regular prayer
and conference meeting. A cordial in
vitation to ALL
Mr.. A. B. Carow's well known busi-
ness qualifications and his intelligence
will elect him in the Second ward. The
people of this ward realize the fact that
they will be left holding the sack" unless
they elect bright. active business man
who understands their wants and has
intelligence enough to make them
known.
Mr.. Nreeland, the Democratic candi-
date for assessor, says: II was induced
to run for office by friends of mine who
believe that can tell the difference be-
tween an old shack and fine building,
and for the reason that they believe
th at will not show favor to the rich or
to the members of my party. They ex-
pect to correct existing evils, and
pledge myself to do 80 if elected"
Gen. Wilson informs us that the g. A.
R. meeting at Miles was an elegant
affair throughout. The Miles City peo-
pie were profuse in their kindness and
all in all the meeting was the best he
ever attended in this territory. The
post-prandial speeches were above the
common order. notably those of ex.
Judge Galbraith. Col. Sanders and Col.
| Wilkinson.
Said a leading Republican of the
fourth ward. "YesSI intend to vote and
work hard for the election of Mr., High
smith. 1t is not matter of politics
with me. Mr.. Highsmith has worked
hard for this ward and secured 70. it a
number Of needed improvements and if
he is willing to continue the work he
has begun, for one am going to cast my
vote for him. want to see him stay in
office until after the city hall is built"
Peter Cooper said: AIN all your towns
where newspaper is published, every
man should advertise in it, even if moth
ing more than a card stating his name
AMI the business he is engaged in. 1t
does not only pay the advertiser, but
lets people know that the town in which
you reside is prosperous community of
business men. As the seed is sown 80
the crop recompenses. Never pull down
your sign while you expect to do pusi-
ness"
Geo. D. Morford, who will be remem-
berel as agent of the Trail Creek coal
company during the autumn of 1885 and
the following winter, has been confined
in the detention hospital for the insane
in Chicago. He is afflicted with the be-
lief that he is vice president of the
United States. Morford was formerly |
assistant superintendent of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas road, and for long time
lived in Omaha. He was also superin-
tendent of construction of the Union Pa
cifc road, and was largely interested in
the first construction of elevated roads
in New York. His affiietion is believed
to be largely due to family trouble.-En-
terprise.
From the Republican-Post, published
at Pekin. Illinois, we learn of the death
of H. B. Whitefoot, brother of our fellow
citizen DIR. Whitefoot. The deceased was
thirty-seven years of age and is spoken
of in the very highest terms by the pa
per. He was taken sick about three
weeks ago from disease that rapidly
developed into typhoid d-pneumonia and
soon caused his death. Owing to the
speedy termination of his life the Doctor
was unable to be with him as he intend
ed had it been possible to have reached
him before life was extinct. The Post
pays glowing tribute to the memory of |
the deceased who must have been a re- /
markable man in every way. The |
CHRONICLE extends its sympathy to the
bereaved brother who must feel the loss
very keenly, although for years their
paths Of life have led them far apart.
County Attorney Henry firmly be.
lieves that Tascott, the Smell murderer
who has reward of $40 900 on his head,
was surely in Bozeman the day and night
Parks was shot at. Mr.. Henry says
that young man came to his Office and
asked for work as copist. He said he
was from the east and was on his way to
Marysvilic, where he had an uncle liv.
ing. He said that he had lame leg
and could not do work that required him
to stand. He was about twenty years
old, spoke with nasal twang and from
the description Mr.. Henry has since
procured tallies to T with Tascott.
Mr.. Henry is now kicking himself for
not detaining the fellow, who very
mysteriously disappeared, and conf
IDENTIFY believes that he would now be in