The Mineral argus., 1883-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Snow is with us again-we refer to
&C.
Sheriff NJ. D. Cameron left Monday
|6r home after a p%rotracted business
Engagement here.
Mr.. J.. Kemper viii arrive home
thursday evening. His friends are
anxious to meet him.
A. NJ. Thompson left Wednesday
morning for Billings, where he will Or
der a large stock Of winter goods.
A log building is being erected in
Ford's gulch just below the Collar mill,
and will be occupied as a saloon.
In another column will be found an
article on u stock interests, from the
men of one who il able TO present this
industry i'm n readable and intelligent
manner.
Dept. Sheriff Eugene Erwin, and Con
stable Fletcher left for White Sulphur
springs last Saturday, having in charge
E L. Finkell, committed to the county
ial on a charge of house-breaking.
Washburn's Tom and jerry is i'm
n Try it and be convinced.
DIR. Rawn, while engaged in assisting
the carpenters at work on his new drug
store, fell from the scailolding. some 10
feet, TO the ground, bruising his leg
severely. He was fortunate in escaping
thus easy.
In the last few weeks considerable
real estate has changed hands in Maiden
at good round figures. This looks like
confidence in the proposed cut-oil OF
the military reserve, and rapid advance
in the value Of Maiden dirt.
Dohn & Moran have opened a first
class livery and feed stable, at the head
of Main street. They ars prepared tC
supply their customers with riding
horses. double OF single rigs, sleighs
etc. Their advertisement will be seel
in another colunn.
Maiden is greatly in need Of a furmt
ure store. About everything used II
the household furniture line is at pres
ent manufactured 10y our local csrpen
tiers. and as they are all employed
building houses at present, people ar
placed at n great Inconvenience.
The glass is all in in the Made
drug store front, and sheeting compile
ed preparatory to a coat of kalsomin'
Mr.. Dinsmorc will occupy half OF Ii
store with his large stock Of clothin
while the other half will be filed vii
a large and choice line Of drugs.
&C. Snow returned Tuesday evenir
from his visit to the east and his DO
hood home. He reports a pleasa.
time, but is glad to be in his mounta
home again, rustling with the Coll
silver rock. Ills many friends are
happy to have him with them again
rs he is to be here.
y. #. Dinsmore will open in a {,
days the One Price c. 0. d. Cloth
House. with n full line Of ClothiI
Furnishing Goods, Boots and Sho
Hats. Caps, Blankets, Quilts and RI
her Goods. Everyone in wan of Me-
Wearing Apparel will save money
waiting and inspecting his goods beiC
purchasing elsewhere.
We learn that steps are being TAX
to organize a musical club in town I
winter. Messrs. Higley and Wolfe
among the projectors. Mr.. Dinsm'
is said to be a musical artist of no sn
attainmcnts and will no doubt lend
aid Of his fine voice TO the euterpr
The project is q good one. Push
ahead.
The work on the new hotel is neo
completed, and both internally and
temally presents a neat and comic
BILE appearance. A portion Of the
niture has been moved in, and as S
AS paperins and k%alsomining is fms
order will be brought out Of chaos
on Thanksgiving an Al hotel ope
TO the public.
Mr.. III. p. Rolfe, having compl'
tbe surveys Of the mines and
sights Of the Collar and Montana C
p1pies, took his departure for Ben
Yesterday. Mr. Rolfe understands
bgsincss, aud although the weather