The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-25

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lished with it as one Of the terminal
points The mail from the east and
west arrives daily by the N. P. railroad,
and the Rock creek country mail
arrives daily By stage line. The mail
from Maiden and Maginnis arrives
tri-weekly, as also the Etchetah mail.
At present Junction CITY IS so situa-
ted as to have but little chance for
future growth, although theIe are quite
a number Of buildings now IN course
Of erection, but undoubtedly ere long
| the Crow indian reservation will be
thrown open to settlement, and then
the finest towB-site in eastern Mon
tana will be at their disposal -" just
across the river upon the other shore"
with a fine tributary country, pro-
ductive in agriculture, timber, rich for
grazing, and even rich in mineral, and
as soon as this change IS made the
future Of Junction City is settled, and
it is bound to make one Of The best
and finest located towns on the river.
II is the most direct route from the
railroad to the Warm Springs Mining
District, and the great Judith country
some thirty miles less-and is des-
tined to be one Of the great freight
! shipping points on the railroad, as it IS
4 is now among the foremost freight
stations.
e The Custer Forwarding Co. Ct. {.
c Power & Paul McCormick) have their
+ warehouse on the west side Of the
It river. and are handling an immense
y amount Of freight for Maginnis,
Maiden, and surrounding country,
e at the present time. Several other
r, freighters also have headquarters here.
e We predict for Junction City great
/ future, and that at an early day
y BUSINESS HOUSES.
> Junction Hotel, Joe Reed, proprle-
T. tor. IS located at the foot of Walker
Mt avenue. This house is known up and
Mt down the river as one Of the neatest
and setting the best table to be found
., in many a miles journey Joe Is
IL good hotel man and a deservedly pop
l0 ular one.
he Burns Smiths sample room IS JUS
tn above the hotel on the corner OF tlrs
o+ street He carries a fine line OF goods
and receives his share of the trade
eu In connection with Paul Mccormick
Mt he intends to erect a commodiou'
building in thc spring, on the sight o
rk his present location.
-, Paul Mccormick & Co., paul sIc
Cormick and +. c. Powers or Wake
NJ avenue and First street, are the leading
at wholesale AID retail general merchan
IS disc dealers of the place, and carr
N an immense stock Of everything Il
their line. This house has been doini
~ business since II, and the amount o
ty, goods handled and the country sup
er- pTed would cause many an older ant
he LARGER eastern firm to envy them. III
,w firm have just completed a large tw.
= story warehouse in the rear OF thel
ST. store that is now filled with a
kinds of goods This house IS know
~, throughout the territory and needs n
on recommendation.
o A.. !. Monroe, II. L. Williams an
oru Emmett Mccormick, all keep choic
Of stock of wines. liquors and cigars an
md can boast Of 4 good patronage.
yas Borup & Co, are dealers IN gcner'
- merchandise and are enjoying a larg
'" and constantly growing trade. The
lnd have a complete stock and a larl
ent outside wholesale trade.
Stevens. the barber, and Mon
,,.. Pratt. the blacksmith, have mono
DIV in their line of business, and a
'' having 4 good patronage.
eral Brown & Davis are the propuetc
tied of the Parlor" Billiard Hail. one
ayo the finest resorts in eass~cn. Montar
60 There is nothing N uLeT line that o
cannot get by asking. All kinds
ana wines, liquors, cigars, mineral waite
with soda. pop. cider, and although lit
able out of their line, fresh oysters
70 always IN stock. They have +
Brunswick * Balk billiard table, a
sing also 4 pool table Of same make.
ONE coed band furnishes music day a
gate n1oht They are also prOprletOrs