The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-18
LOCAL NEWS.

The beautiful is again with us.
Good bye, Might Herd" good bye
Genuine Cheyenne saddles at Rock
well & Walkers.
Jack Mcdonald has sold out his inter
ests here and is now on his way to New
Mexico.
Mr.. G.. W. Hunter has moved to
Spring Creek with his family, where he
will abide permanently.
Our thanks are returned to Gene
Erwin, for his able and efficient work
as religious editor during our absence.
/ Elsewhere will be found an adver-
tisement of saloon for rent,r at
Rustic. Enquire of r. Lee. Fl. Magin-
mis-, VI. T.
Charley Holmes, has sold a half
interest in his saloon at Alpine, to hr.
Jones, of Andersonville. We wish the
new firm success.
Mr.. II. ). Thurber, has returned to
Helena. Mr.. Thurber is a No. l COM
positor, and has our thanks for few
hours Of valuable assistance before his
departure.
If youwant the best saddle made in
Montana 90 to Rockwell & Walkers.
Junction City,
Several of our nimrOds have taken
advantage Of the recent snow storm
and brought in several white tall rs
trophies of the chase. Great scarcity
of 'black tail"
Louis Landt is excavating in the rear
, of his store for liquor warehouse.
He has large stock of wines, liquors
and cigars en- route, for winter trade,
also a fine stock Of bar glassware.
Notwithstanding the inclemency ofthc
weather which prevented the attend
ance of many, the dance at Chamber
J., lain's. on Mcdonald creek, was a very
= enjoyable affair. and those who were
: present returned home weary and
satisfied.
: L telegram was received from juno
!. ton City last Friday announcing the
, suicide of Col. H. +. Moore, but through
some mistake it did not reach us in
! time for publication. The deceased
! was en- route TO take charge Of the
h Collar mill. No cause could be asccr-
tanned for the act.
. DIR. Turner, at present, Is in charge
4 Of Mr.. Kemper's house, and the goods
!, i'm it are left with him for sale. To
m avoid callers coming aI finding him
temporarily absent, he authorizes Us to
state that he will remain there or next
y Friday. Oct. 10Th, if the weather is fair
If to receive such as may desire to call
k and examine
\. p. w. Meadow has sold his stock Of
er general merchandise. at Andersonyille,
v to Thompson 4 IIigley, who have
at formed a co-partnership, and will open
ht business in Maiden, at the foot Of Main
sh street. this week. Both Of these gen
tlcmen are well known in this town and
as vicinity as able and wide awake busi
nd ness men and their success Is unques
an tionable. Watch for their announce
a ment in our next issue.
~ All kinds Of double and single har
ness made to order at Rockwell 4
nd Walkers, Junction City.
d On Wednesday evening, Oct. 3lst, !
- - grand ball will be given by Mr.. X Mn
~ ~ J. L. Clegg. at their residence. at Car
"A rell Crossing ON Big Spring Creek, tn
invitations to which will be out in fey
ep DAYS. The proceeds are to be donates
MS to Mrs. Emma Harris, not only as
,n ~, means Of assisting hut to show the c'
r teem her many friends bear her. tn
r. object Is most worthy and We feel COZ
,,a fidcnt that the benefit will be han'
ct some one. Tickets, including suppc
$500. Music 10y full string band.
The Welch Comedy company gay
me two performances here last week
yer fair houses. Mr.. Welch, in his varior
Ies' characters is good, and he made SON
mi telling local hits on the boys, but IL
the entertainment as a whole was not whi
md those attending expected. The trou
INC display considerable ability. but the Ill
tbe advantage that they labored und
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