The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-22
ROZE MAN.

Getting Ready for Park Tourists-Buildins
and Business Notes.
BOHEMIAN, Mont, MAY 2l.-Gov. Toole,
General Haskell were in Bozeman Monday
on school LAM business.
Waite: Cooper aud G. W.. Hoffman went
to Butte Tuesday to look after their mining
interests at that place.
b. G. Vail, John Cabling and George L.
Ramsey, were visitors to Helena this week.
c. W. Delvey. who has acted as chief
clerk Of the Hotel Bozeman for a year, left
Tuesday to accept a like position at the st.
Louis hotel, Lake Mlnnetonka. "Doc."
will be greatly missed.
George W. Wakefield was in the park this
week getting things in shape to turn over
to s. S. Huntley, who has secured the park
transportation.
w. s. Evans, deputy sheriff, who acci-
dentally shot himself in the leg last week
tors care. The wound proved quite serious,
the leg swelling SO badly the ball could not
be reached for several days. The patient is
doing as we'll ~ could be expected.
The electric railway is being rapidly
pushed ahead. Ties are being distributed
along the streets and poles placed in posi-
ton. The rails will arrive from St. Louis
GaIly AGAt WtSh.
Bozeman is to have a foundry. Mr.. Didion
arrived lately from Ohio and will have the
buildings put up at once. This will be q
great benefit to the town and surrounding
country.
Masssna Billiard and daughter. Of Hell
ena, were visitors at Bozsman this week.
Mrs, Wakefield and daughter Libbie went
up to the park Tuesday.
Col. c. G.. Bradshaw, who has been in
Omaha for two weeks, returned this week.
Frank turner arrived Tuesday after an
absence of several months at the mines at
Revenue.
W. 9. Morris left for his home at Pony
Wednesday,, after an enjoyable visit of
two months.
The base ball boys have been practising
this week to get ready for Philipsburg on
the 21st and 22d. They left Friday morn
Ing accompanied by a number Of admirers.
The team was made up as follows: Adams
c, Gibbs p, j. Motfitt ID, Hearn 2b. Porter
3b. l.. Motit "a, Place Of, Schultz If, Visner
Il, keown sub. Charles Backes was elected
manager Wednesday,, vice Stevenson, re-
signed.
Quite a lot OF building is going on in Diff
ferent pa Is of the city. J. M. Lindley in
tends putting up six dwelling houses Oh
BoZeman avenue south.
Jas. 3. Martin has just let tho contract
for a 800. 600 residence.
~ " SoilVnA OA !
from his yard to Belgrade this week.
G: W. Fenwick. of the Big Blackfoot
Milling company, Bonner, was in Bozeman
this week on business.
Ex-Mayor Pea1e. r. H. Crawford and
some others wont to Livingston Wednesday
20 have some sport fishing in the Yellow
stone.
A consignment of household furniture.
the largest ever brought to the city, was re-
ceived by VIM. Muntsr d Co. this week.
Il. L. Martin was married Wednesday at
Highland. Kan.
A. J. Reeves. formerly night clerk at the
Bozeman. bat now real estate broker in
Butte. was in town Thursday looking over
some property which he roposes putting
on the market at that place. He says Bozs-
man land sells we'll in Butte.
The Bozeman delegation Of the G. A. r,
left Thu sday evening to attend the con-
%ventlon, which meets in Missoula this week,
Thursday afternoon about four O'Clock
smoke was seen issuing from the store oc-
cupied by Mrs. Williams. milliner. The
frsmen were quickly on hand and found
the cause in a defective 1ne. No damage
was done other than by smoke.