The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-08-01
PERSONAL POINTS.

Matt Black has gone to Cooke City
Geo. Ramsey is spending his vaca
tion on Cherry Creek.
DIR. Morse, of this city, preached in
Livingston last weea.
+. l.. Benepe went to the city o.
Great Falls last weel; on business tour
w, II. Sutherlin, of the White Sui
pAur Springs Husban1man, is in the city
DR.. Hogan returned from visit to
his parents in New York state last week
Miss Irena Frazier and her cousin,
Miss Powell, of Illinois, are visiting in
Helena.
w. c. Morris arrived from Virginia
on Thursday to take charge of his fathers
drug store.
-Vice-President Lewis, of the Boze-
man National Bank. made business
trip to Billings last week.
Miss Alice Langhorne, of Helena,
has been visiting her relatives in Boze-
man during the past week.
John Holt, OF Miles City, one Of the
leading stockmen of the territory, made
a visit to Bozeman on Saturday.
The family of Rev. W. A. Shannon
have arrived from Billings and taken up
their residence in the NJ. E. parsonage.
Prof. Wylie and party returned from
a tour of the Park on Thursday. He
will take another party through in Au-
gust.
j. H. Leonard, of Royalton, Wis,
and his brother J. G. Leonard, of New
York state, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Chas. Rich.
". A. Cockrill, of Creamery, was in
the city during the week purchasing sup
plies. V. A. recently lost valuable
horse by lightning.
MIR. Mady, the genial clerk of Levy
& Elias, leaves this week for Helena,
where he takes a position in the COM
pany's store there.
Davis Hunter and Mrs. Frank Rich
came over from Helena and Townsend
on Saturday to see their sister, Mrs. Capt.
Doane, who is visiting in Bozeman.
Fred Holroyd returned from visit
of several weeks duration at Helena last
week. His eyes have been afflicted but
by skillful treatment they are well again.
w. A. Demmon. agent for Adele
Payne's Wages of Sin" company, in
forms us that, although just ready to
play when the fire in the Butte opera
house broke out, lost only one trunk.
-G. H. Goodwin. of Cherry Creek, re.
turned from visit to New York on
Saturday. Mr.. Goodwin says he is glad
to get back to the cool mountain air.
The heat in New York was terrible.
H. A. Robertson, of the Rosebud,
arrived from the west on Wednesday.
Mr.. Robertson has just returned from a
trip with a band of fine horses which he
purchased and will put on his range.
Doc. Carghill returned from the up
per Yellowstone last week, where he
went to set up some Sebree, Ferris &
white Co. machinery, and informs us
that the crops in that section were never
better.
Mr.. j. r. Dilworth and wife came up
from Dilworth on Thursday to spend a
few days with relatives. Mrs. Dilwortll
will leave in few days for California,
where she goes for the benefit of her
health.
r. NJ. Cobban and wife, of Butte,
are in the city. Mr.. Cobban is delight
ed with this valley, and is of the opinion
that farm property will rise to higl,
value. While here he purchased q farm
from Wm. Beck.
WIN. Murdock came in from Cherry
Creek on Sunday to meet Mr.. Goodwin
He informs us that he is at present very
busy making hay, and that the cattle
men in his vicinity will have an abund
ance of it this year.
Miss Mary Award, of St, Louis. who
has spent several months in Bozeman
visiting her brother, will leave on satur
day for Butte, where she will spend
some time with relatives. Her numer
GUS friends regret very much that Mis-
Award cannot remain longer in Boze
man.
Judge Williamson and brother, &C.
companied by their wives of Chicago art
visiting Leonard Stone, of Creamery
who is relative. They will visit tht
National Park during their stay in thii
territory and will be accompanied BY
Mr.. Stone who has on several OCCASION
visited the Park and can show them the
wonders thereof.
Chris. Hohenschuh spent few day
at Castle last week. Chris. informs u
that the citizens of that place report tina
business is somewhat better than it wa
and that all have great confidence in tn
future of the town. He further state
that the location of the town and tn
people who inhabit are of such charat
ter rs TO leave favorable impression O.
the visitor while the ore in sight prove
that the town will be permanent ont