The Mineral argus., 1883-12-20
LOCAL NEWS.

O DulllOH OpcIlIlIS WIS II imam
cial success.
The music al the "The Bullion"
catches the ear, as we'll as the tender
foot"
Where are you going to take dinner
Christmas Pm going to the Interna-
uonal, you bet"
Mineral Bill" has started for the
q d'Alcne mountains. He's cayuse's
neck.
Calamity Jane emerging from the
osItr' has great attraction for the artis-
@eye, at THE Bullion"
Wool Boots and Overshoes. at Dins-
Inore's, just the thing for cold weather.
Don't forget the dance at Mr.. Mills
noel, AnderSoryillo, Christmas eve..
De 24th, Good time anticipated.
IF. Morgan, Of the Custer Forward
lngco., arrived in Maiden on Saturday
last Mr.. NJ. is en- route to Benton ON
husless for the company.
DIN J. Campbell, of A~ndcrsonville.
hass fine line Of groceries en- route for
his sore. He will soon be ready to fill
all Oders in this line.
Seeral loads Of freight arrived Mon
day FOR Brainerd, Gardner & Co. and
Maghnis Mining Co., from the east.
through the Custer Forwarding Co.
Don't forget the grand Christmas
dinner at the International.
Nm. T. Mcfarland, u. S. Deputy
Mineral Surveyor left on Monday for
Flat Willow creek, on surveying bust
ness. He will return in Il week or ten
days.
Bib and Buck Buchanan were in from
the North Moccasin this week. Buck
killed \ large mountain lion a short
time since, the pelt of which he brought
in with him.
For Fine Neckwenr, S~uspenders, silk
HandkerchiefS, Pulse Warmers, etc. 90
to Dinsmorc's, the One Price G.. O. d.
Brown & Davis, in q five-column
advertisement in the Mineral Argus,
announce the opening of their saloon,
in Maiden. Davis always did believe in
things up brown Billings Herald.
Turkey, chickens, oysters, entries,
and everything nice, at the Interna-
tional, on Christmas.
George Stoner, who met with a severe
accident while blasting in the Collar
miro last spring, had several small
OF rock taken from his eyes last
week. DR.. Willard performed the
unpleasant task.
Mineral Bill" our Cone Butte cor
respondent, after an absence from town
of over seven weeks, is visiting his old
chronies and saying "How." He re-
ports everything looking away up" in
that district, and predicts a rich strike
there ere long.
Granville Turner arrived in Maiden
last week from the Barker district, and
everybody in that section hope
full and confident of speedy settlement
Of the late Tillinghast failure, and
resumption of work by the smelter.
Nr. Turner has gone on a brief visit to
the home Of the Buchanan brothers,
ut the North Moccasin, but will return
to Maiden TO remain during the winter.
The severe wind storm that prevailed
on Sunday evening, blew a tree down
on r. NJ. Dryden's house, striking the
kitchen, breaking in the edge of the
roof, shaking the plaster from the walls,
and string things up generally. A hen
house standing in range OF the tree
the force of the fall or his kitchen
would have been annihilated, Mr..
d. has repaired all damages and has
his winter supply of wood right at the
door. Mr.. Saunders livery stable also
suffered to some extent.
The proprietor of the International
Hotel, being satisfied with the patron
lge extended to him at his Thandsgiv-
ing dinner, begs leave to to
the citizens Of Maiden and vicinity,
that he will give a grand Christmas
dinner, that will be ~unexcelled by any
f~irs-class hotel in Montana. EVERYBODY
cordially invited to come and get their
in Of the finest in the land, Turkey,
oysters, &c, /