The Mineral argus., 1884-11-13
c NEWS.
Oct. Both, 1884.

w. II. Watson, of L~ewistown, was in
town, Tuesday.
See notice Of miners meeting in
another column.
Stetson's feather-weight COW bow hats
at N. T. Dinsmore's.
The second crop of strawberries are
now ripe. They come in "a
Thompson & Higley have put a coat
Of white paint on their store front.
Speaking about true blue" Republi-
cans reminds us that there are plenty
Of "blue" ones just now.
If this weather keeps up the crop of
snow this season, will fall below the
average. What fate awaits us next?
Broadwater, Mcnamara & Co. re-
ceived this week, 100, 900 lbs. of mer-
chandise from the East, consisting of
Groceries, Hardware, Blankets, Quilts,
Felt Boots, German and Yarn Socks,
ana are now prepared TO supply the
wants of all, for winter goods.
The Maginnis Co. received via Bill
ings, on Tuesday, two pans, one settler
and one fruvana, which completes the
machinery for the mill.
Chef Fowler and f. +. Peterson, of
Fl. Benton, arrived in Maiden, to-day
from Benton. Mr.. Fowler is looking
after his interest in the Daisy Dean
lode.
Mrs. Athey's antelope was kicked by
= horse last Saturday, resulting in the
breaking of N its legs. The poor
creature had to be killed, and now
the garrison is without an antelope.
Mcnamara, ut the post, has a hen
that is such an industrious egg pro-
ducer she has worn her tail feathers all
off. We wish some Of our Maiden
poultry would get onto her system OF
doing business. Eggs O actly
Elegant silk Handkerchief, Silk and
Wool Pulse Warmers, and Fancy Hose,
Just received at n. +. Dinsmore's.
Some Of the Republicans say they
are not going to observe thanksgiving
day this year. Nonsepsel Turkeys
don't roost any higher than they did
last year. They couldn't possibly be
any higher in price. Another thing:
we escaped Ben Butter.
Mrs. Frank Day, of Reedsfort, is
preparing for IA grand masquerade ball,
TO occur on New Years eve. This will
be the first masquerade 10 eastern
Meagher county and will prove Il real
treat to everyone who can arrange to
go. Send for your suits ut once and
don't miss the fun of the season.
Groesbeck and Brainerd returned
from the Post, Tuesday, swinging their
hats for Blaine and Logan. As they
passed %Belanger's store on their swift
footed steeds, jim Conley's team caught
up the enthusiasm, and started " HI
bent for election" or Andersonyipe-we
hav'nt the latest returns. They took
the stump" just below town, breaking !
the tongue to the wagon and demolish- )
Tt L
ing a wheel.
N. I. Dinsmore has a large lot Of
heavy Blankets, which he is selling
cheap for cash. Call and examine them |
before buying elsewhere. f
In reply to a telegram sent by A. NJ.
Esler to D. w. Fisk, of the Helena Her s
aid, in regard to the presidential cleo
ton, the latter telegraphed rs follows:
Republican National Committee claim
Blaine's election. Will take official
count to decide" Same telegram also
states that Toole is elected by 200 ma
lOrity. This telegram was dated Oct.
ilth, Tuesday and is perhaps the
latest from the scene of battle. 1t con $
'alns nothing new and reliable how
ever, as regards the nations choice. 5
Broadwater, Mcnamara & Co. are d
lust In receipt of 50 Barrels of Choice
winter Apples. Also, Sweet Potatoes h
"al Cranberries. Call early rs they !
are going fast. D
While prospecting in the Little Rocky
mountains, last week a friend of ours n
avery dear friend since his late dis Il
sOVery) struck what is pqw known as :
'e Bonanza Lode" The lead runs
sp THE side of a mountain, lays about
,Ouf feet from the surface, is oval in its
%"rulatlon and about the size of a gas q