The Mineral argus., 1884-10-09
NEWS.

The Maiden Diiii"iN
daisy.
eaux, of LewistoWn'
T. Bellapger, received the last of his
winter stock, Tuesday.
A little of the beautiful fell last Mon
v nipbt-a gentle reminder.
Married at Andersonyille, VIM. lib
bets. to White Cloud. No cards.
Thompson & Higley are putting a
new roof on their store building.
Mr. Howell, the Democratic candi-
date for sheriff, is expected in town
shortly.
" Fl Watson, Of Reedsfort, was in
Maiden yesterday and made us a pleas
ent call.
Geo. Samples arrived in town from
Benton, loaded with freight for N. T.
Dinsnore, Tuesday.
VIM. Jenkins tonsorial shop has
been r~e-papered, bathroom moved, and
withal. greatly improved.
John Kemper~ returned from his trip
to Nebraska and Kentucky, last Tues
day week. He enjoyed himself greatly.
Mcnamara g. Co., are coking a lot of
coal from Armold.s mine, for black
smithing. 1t makes a superior coke.
Craddock & Trainor, in digging a
root cellar in rear Of the international
hotel, struck a rich deposit of-lime
rock.
VIM. Berkins & wife, Of Cottonwood,
were in town yesterday. Mr.. Berkins
leaves for the county seat Friday
morning.
Now is the time to order custom
suits for fall and winter wear, Mt n. 7.
Dinsmore's. Full line of samples.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of David Hilger, to Miss Christina
ii. Fergus. at the residence of the
brides parents, on October Goth.
Joe. Hood, has contracted with Dun
ton Bros, TO complete the tunnel on
the Barron mine, Cone Butte district,
to intersect the main shaft, about
twenty feet.
The committee on dams have con-
structed two dams and have two or
three nearly completed. A sufficient
quantity Of water will taen be pro-
durable at any time, in case of fire.
T. w. Swope, has returned from
California, accompanied by Il fair
daughter of the Golden State as his
bride. We wish the happy couple a
long and prosperous voyage ON the sea
of matr;mony.
VIM. Culver returned from the Little
Rockies last evening. He is convinced
to his satisfaction, that there is nothing
in the camp, outside Of three or four
claims, that will pay wages. As com
pared with this district, he says it is
N. G..
The popular clothier of the Judith
country, N. L. Dinsmore, received a
large invoice of new goods, Tuesday of
this week, consisting in part of fine
dress and business suits. boots and
shoes, overshoes, underwear, and a
choice lot of superior brands of cigars.
Joe Jackson, of L~ewistown, Judith
Basin, was in Bozeman on Monday.
He reports the stock interests at his
new home in a booming condition, but
is apprehensive that the settlers will go
too extensively into grain raising in the
Basin to make it ultimately profitable.
-Avant Courier.
The MINERAL ARGUS has just COM
pleted the printing of a large order Of
commercial stationery for L. c. Power
& Bro, of Lewistown. Mr.. Erickson,
the manager, believes in patronizing
his home paper, especially when the
work is executed equally as well as can
be done elsewhere.
Notice has been posted, calling a
school election to occur on the 28th
inst, when the qualified voters will
signify their wishes regarding the bond
Ing of Maiden school district in the
sum of $1,000, for the purpose of erect
ing and furnisbipr n soboCIbc,sa w /