The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-18
PERSONAL POINTS.

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Operator Trucks will leave to-day 70
Portland.
Mrs. Kidd, of Helena, is visiting Mr..
f. L. Benepe.
John Ingram and wife have returne,
from their trip east.
j. II. Halford, of Helena, was a Wis
ltor to Bozeman on Monday.
j. II. Kinsley, of Helena, visited
Bozeman o. legal business this week.
, Ira Dodge. after a long visit EAST and
to California, returned home on Satur.
day.
Sherman Phillips LEFT for San Fran
cisco on Fridays train, to be gone one
month.
j. W. Rodgers, of Cherry Greek,
came in for supplies for his cattle ranch
on Monday.
-Chas. Callaglian, of Three Forks, Is
in the city trying to make a trade OF
some kind.
John Kay, who has been teaching
school at Willow Creek, came home to
spend Sunday last week.
Mr.. Thos, Heally, brother-in law Of
Thos. Murphy, arrived from New York
last week and will remain in NJ ontana,
MIR. Atkinson, the representative of
Noyes Bros. and Cntler, spent Sunday in
the city to enjoy some fishing.
p. ?. Worsham returned from a trip
to the coast on Sunday morning. Pat
says that Montana i, plenty good enough
for him, and that he proposes to stay
with it.
MIR. Rolla V. Watt. general agent for
the Pacific coast of the Liberty Insur
ance Company of Nav York, was in
town last week. This was Mr.. Watts
first visit and he expressed himself as
being very favorably impressed with the
outlook here. The Liberty is the great
"Dry Goods" company, being backed by
such firms as James McCraery & Co AR.
mold, Constable & Co, II. B.. Clahin 4 Co =,
Morrison H%erriuan & Co, J. V. Farwell
d Co, Gov. Ames and other ml~llionaires.
The company has q cash capital of one
million dollars and large reserves.
Messrs. Gardner Il Wylie were appoint
ed resident agents by Mr.. Watt.
The stylish young men will loose sight
of theis own interests. if they don't see
Wilson's & Co.'S fine stock of furnishing
goods. Look below.
The West Shore, Oregon's illustrated
magazine, is o in its fourteenth year,
and yet all this time it has never issued
such an excellent number as that for
March. The literary matter is up to the
usual high standard, and the articles
descriptive of the country are especially
complete and interesting The i~llustra.
tions, however, surpass all previous eff.
forts, and in this number are principally
DEVOTED to Tacoma, the city of phenom-
growth. A magnificent, large sup.
plement Of Mount Tacoma, Washington
Territory's grand snow peak, accom-
panies this issue.
There has been some little excitement
among the rod and gun club members
week. A well-known member of the
club was over here this week,
with a protIer of a bet of one hundred
and fifty dollars as a wager between Mr..
Benham, ofhis club, and Mr.. Buttermore,
the acknowledged champion wing shot Of
the V. {. r. 4 G. C. Mr.. Buttermore de.
eiined to accept the challenge, as he in
tends to engage in the territorial tourna-
ments and expects to CAPTURE the cham.
pions Of the Helena and Butte associa.
tions, which have hitherto carried the
first prizes in glass ball and clay pigeon
shooting. He wants "foemen worthy of
his ~steel,' and while hethinks the Boze-
man shootist a good one, he has watched
the scores of some others, and aspires to
the honor Officiating the best. Cpndi-
favoring, he can do it too.-Madi-