Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
Bozeman Bits.
Bozeman Chronicle.


Mrs. John Asbury came up from Big
last week to visit friends.
Justice Thomas of Logan. came up on
to spend a few days in the city.
Chas. Powers was in town Saturday,
shaking hands with numerous friends.
Pike Nelson of Sweetgrass county,
came up last week on a visit to relatives,
Attorney II. Fl. Wright came over from
Great Falls or Tuesday to remain a few
days.
Crockett Stevens arrived from the west
on Sunday, after having fully regained
his health.
A. f. Davidson made a trip to Bridger
last week and has since received ship
ments of that coal.
a. j. Walrath who has been attending
the University of Michigan. arrived home
on Friday. for the summer
Mr.. Draper. Congressman Hartman's
private secretary, is in Bozeman and
may conclude to remain here.
Father Coopnlan was a Bozeman guest
during last week. He returned to his
home in Anaconda on Friday.
H. f. Phelps and wife went to Gard
ner last week. MI. Phelps will be agent
for the Wylie Transportation company.
Jake l.. DeHart, ex-sheriff of Sweet
grass county. now representing a stock
commission house, was in Bozeman on
Monday.
Attorney Raseh of Helena. was a Boze-
man visitor on Saturday. 1t was his first
visit and apparently an enjoyable one.
William Thune, tn hotel keeper Of Lo-
gan. was in town Saturday, and a%nnouric-
ed the arrival OF a son at his house, on
the 9th inst.
s.. c. Kenyon returned this week from
a western tour, during which he was
Toasted and feled in good shape, as the
head of two Masonic orders.
Mr. James GaleM stopped off Sunday
rr,,rI " I1r1inr an hjS. Wa tn tbn IlJ *
where he has charge of the T~ransporta-
ton Co.'S warehouse.
Chas. S. Fell and family left for a
pleasure trip on Saturday, expecting to
visit Spokane, relatives IN Pendleton,
Ore, and then take a boat ride to San
Francisco.
Edward Mead. state engineer of Wyom-
ing and a gentleman who enjoys a vide
reputation as an irri gationist, was in the
CITY this week, the guest Of Director En-
cry.
G.. e. Gilliland and wife registered ait
The Bozeman Tuesday. Mr.. Gilliland is
Senator Clark's private secretary, and
performed the same service for the late
Senator Rrice.
c. NJ. Winter, the Wisconsin central
man. was in town Friday dong some live
ly hustling for his road. c. NJ. does
not know the Winter of discomfort,
everything is summer and springtime to
him.
Mrs. DIR. Smith and LITTLE daughter, who
have been visiting j. L.. Stats and fam
lily for the past two weeks, returned to
their home in Pony the first of the week.
Mrs. j. l.. Stats ard her little son Har-
vey accompanied them.
Cllas. Chisholm returned home on Fri
day. Mr.. Chisholm has been at school
four years in New York City. Ee took
two years at and two years at
another school, passing the New York
state examination for admission to the
bar.
J. c. Stewart of the Missouri Valley,
spent Saturday in the city and under the
guidance Of City Attorney Pease, saw ak.
of Rozeman. Mr.. Stewart is an Old-timer
but had not been in RoZeman for many
years. He thinks that Bozeman is an
ideal residence spot.
Mr.. Harris, the grain commission man
of Duluth. who last year secured so much
barley from this valley, is now here after
wheat shipments. Some has already
been consigned to him, bringing about
fifty ~cents-after paying twenty-one cents
freight.
II. F. Ruger of the burlington, Fri
Ia yed at Bozeman and went to Belgrade
to be the guest of Chas. Spar, who has
just returned from the east. If Mr.. Ru-
ger don't build his road from BoZeman to
the Park pretty soon. We will conclude
that he is overlooking a good thing.
w. II. PrOVlnSe, OneO CARBON county 8
solid citizens, and who keeps the store at
Roberts, was in BoZeman on Thursday.
Mr.. Provinse says that the whole of Car
bon county is underiaia with coal which
can be traced into Wyoming. 1t has
enough coal to supply Montana for many
years to come.
Mrs. frankie circuit, of this city, was
married on Wednesday to a Mr.. Lewellen.
of East Gallatin. near the Spring Hill
settlement.
Married-At the NJ. f. parsonage, June
Goth, Alfred o. Weo and Miss May Mar
shall. both Of Bozeman, Rev. J. w. TAFT
officiating.
Julius Lehrkind, the brewery man, was
| married in Helena on Wednesday of last
! week to Miss Hanback,. The newly we'd
ded couple held a reception on Thursday
attended by numerous friends.
Mrs. r. F. May entertained a few Of her
! friends at whist on Thursday afternoon
| of last week. Progressive whist was
played and highly enjoyed for several
| games, after which dainty refreshments
were served.
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