The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18
LOCAL NEWS.

is convalescing.
The reservation reduction committe,
is on a still hunt or Showed in IN bu,
you can bet they are not asleep.
Elsewhere will be found a CHALLENGE
to a prize fight by P. Higney, of Fl.
Maginnis. Look out for gore if Pat gets
hot"
If you want some choice California
grapes call on Dick at the City Bakery.
They would tickle the taste of a timid
tectotlcr.
Fred Mum has recovered his shot
gun which was stolen some two months
since. 1t was found in a pile
behind Bailey & Obrien's livery staLle.
Roaring Bill" has taken I'm his
abode at Spring Creek. He says the
altitude and "bug juice Of Anderson
VILE was running his voice.
1t is rumored that a dance will be
given at the Collar boarding house soon
after Its completion. "On with the
dance, let joy be unconfned.7
Dan Crowley, our efficient Deputy
sheriff, was in town Tuesday on bust
ness and took his departure Wednes-
day. Dan. reports times aourishinq at
lewiston.
Mr.. James Mitchell who met with an
accident a short time since while at
work in the Collar mine, is able to get
around with the aid Of u cayuse and
crutches. ,
Mr.. Joseph Dennjson has taken his (
departure for Spring Creek. lie is :
putting up a building at Reedsfort, and =
VIII soon open up with a frst-class j
butcher shop.
The remains Of Mrs. Kemper were |
disinterred on the 18th and started east j
on the 18th, accompanied by Mr.. X.
his child and nurse. Mrs. r. NJ. DRYDEN v
accompanied them as far as junction Il
City. y
Our genial friend, 0. II. Wolcott. !. Il
now "countcrjumping." He seems to k
measure cloth and cut bacon with the h
grace OF an old hand. We hope he will II
make a fortune with tho tape and scis- Of
sors while We try to make one with the IL
paste and scissors. pl
While on his way home this morning -
Joseph Mason was startled by an object -
'trlnkIng the ground close TO him, with ~
considerable force, and on examination :"
a full iedged blue wing leel duck. -
It had evidently mistaken the snow ~
,overed street for a stream, and flew
hl speed into it. Joe collard it and
low has 1t housed in an old shoe box
p. W. Meadow, of Billings. has been
o Andersonville, the larger part of the
'eek, settling up his milling and mer-
handlsc interests here. lie has sold Ju
Us stock of goods to his former mama
er n partner, Thompson d Higley. on
nd intends to go to California in a few Da
We are sorry to lose Mr.. Nc =
dow a. n Of our business men. vet ON,
ope he will meet with deserving sue I'm;
IS wherever he embarks in business. !,
Ut; Turner desires to state hat he h.
I'll ship from his house in Fort Benton 30"
2 invoice Of goods for Maiden in new
iew days, and give our citizens here an \
ip%ortlnlty to order all the wall T. r
per n border they may desire for
err houses this fall aud winter. with u III
UGH less cost than if done separatolv goo
E mas a book Of samples and prices 10 N
insult, II done by the 25th of This
onth. 4 new stock just opened i'm non
'nton. ing
len. G, W. Meade, President of Tho ~
ilAr Mining and improvement Co. -
lved IN Maiden, Tuesday last, accom- ih'e
med by Mr., Boss, Of san Francisco. rary
Of the process, and Mr., Nc nov
nney, the chief engineer. The mill CT
! been Ia operation for nearly a week brat
the stamps have not dronped ON in tn
on account ofdeay in the supply of juno
eksilver, which Is now en route from On
action. Il will be a week, no doubt. went
ore they are ready 10 turn out shak
er bars The Gen, will remain here that
n he sees the mill crushing rock. and Ev
oAoly VIII return 10 IT, Paul with a occn.
VI strip sack filled with "rooks" Of quot,