The Mineral argus., 1883-10-25
LOCAL NEWS.

om the old quarters to the new taking
lace last Saturday.
Brainerd, Gardner & Co., have u large
. assignment of stoves ut Junction
. waiting transportation for Maiden.
Match for their fall announcement.
Mr.. C. Boissonneault, who has been
4onfned to his bed from sickness for
I%eyeral days, is gradually improving,
md we hope soon to his
. omplete recovery.
Genuine Cheyenne saddles at Rock
veil & Walkers.
Elsewhere will be found the fall an
houncement of BrOsdwater, Mcnamara
kCo.. of Fl. Maginnis. They have one
n the finest and most complete stock
II goods ever brought into the terri
nry. Give them a call.
Charley Holmes Of Alpine, has taken
INTO himself r partner-not of the
hmale persuasion in business, and
s hereafter the Alpine saloon will he
Z owned aud run under the firm name Of
Holmes & Jones. See advertisement
IN another column.
Parties desiring anything in the line
q commercial printing letter-heads,
n bl-heads note-heads, cards, &C., should
leave their order at the Office Of the
MINERAL ARGUS. Marriage and dance
Invitations gotten up in the finest style
Il the art.
II you want the best saddle made in
Montana go to Rockwell & Walkers,
Junction City.
The firm Of Landusky & Hamilton
have dissolved partnership. Joe will
continue the business ut the old stand,
and when the boys come to see him
they will find he always "smile-" a. Of
I'D. We bespeak for Joe success as
" single driver"
". z. Brainerd, of the firm of Brain
erd. Gardner & Co, arrived in town by
saturdays coach from the States. He
intends to remain permanently and
bring his family here in the Spring.
We welcome him to our town and feel
confident he will make it his home.
J.. d. Cameron, sheriff of Meagher
county, arrived in town Friday last and
will spend ten days or two weeks with
US. He is one of the county officials
that all but law-breakers are glad to
meet, and his many friends here have
been trying to make his stay a pleasant
one.
Among the changes taking place at
A~ndersonville is that Of j. J. Campbell
the popular liquor man Of that thriv'
ing berg, who will OCCUPY the old store
building Of p. W. Meadows, as a dealer
in groceries, produce, cigars, etc. W.
believe the move a good one and hops
John will he gamer thereby.
some ambitious would-be poet, prob
ably Of the long hair order, left TIN
allowing on our desk last Monda!
night, and, judging from the refrain
HE'D himself away to the neares
saloon TO slack his thirst. Its shortnes
admits of publication:
From the Judith lofty mountains
To the Missouri gumbo fats,
There is not a ripping fountain
To appcase the thirst of a ThO's cat.
Maiden has the reputation Of bein.
the most orderly and peaceful minin.
camp in the west. But it nearly too
breath away last Saturday to Sc
three Of our most docile and hw-ahid
ing citizens diluting the air with epithet
that should be left for "other lips an
other tongues" and distributing gum
boots, noses, ears, cheeks and chins-
especially the htter-all along Mai
street. The Marquis Of Queenshur
rules were discarded altogether an
catch as catch cam seemed to he Oh
code with the contestants. After som
shin kicking and II fruitless endeavo
TO look each other out Of c%ountennnc'
the combatants quit by mutual conscr
aud in an hour everything was rs calI
and placid as a baby's dream.