The Mineral argus., 1884-12-04
LOCAL NEWS
pnFalo Coats at N. T. Diusmore's.

UnntOl OONiNAASA -
cslico.Basket ball Christmas night.
mont fail to take it in.
u. G. Chapman, an old timer in this
.oetion. has been heard from down in
Tevas. He was about to embark for
South America.
An. Hotter, Of He lena, on OF the
principal stockholders of the Maginnis
Mining Company, is expected to arrive
in town by this evenings coach.
Next Tuesday evening, December 9th,
\ dance will he given at ,~Chamberlain's
ranch, Grass Range. A general in
%yitation is extended to all. Tickets.
including supper, $500.
Walter. Smith, Mike. Gibson and Sam
Richardson started with their teams
for Junction, Wednesday, loaded with
ore from the Florence mine. They
will return loaded with merchandise
for Thompson & Higley.
If you desire q nobby suit, remem-
her that Dinsmore can fit you to a dot.
He takes measures for custom work
and guarantees satisfaction. Call and
see samples Of goods.
Louis Belanger has two car loads of
freight en- route from Eastern markets.
which he. expects to arrive in a few
days. This consignment will make his
stock complete in every department,
and guarantees to his patrons a full
supply Of anything desired.
1t looks as though our sheep and
cattle men had fallen in with the bib
lical saying: at is not good for man to
live alone" First, w. T. Swope, then
Dave Hilger, and now m J.. l.. Stu
art, all Of whom have walked the plank
from bachelorhood TO matrimony.
n. T. Dinsmore has the nobbiest line
of suits ever brought to Maiden, and
respectfully asks the public to call and
examine them before purchasing else
where.
Maiden has a fire company. II has
been organized two months. 1t is fully
equipped with Il set of by laws, a triangle
and one IF st. Johns speeches. If they
have any money left after giving a bah
the company thinks some of buying Il
ladder and a couple of pals. Useless
expensel With n good set of bylaws
and a petition or two, the town is safe.
J.. S. Kelly, assisted by H. Z. Woods,
both of Lewistown, are busy painting
the ARGUS office. Parties in town desir-
ing house or sign painting, should en-
brace the opportunity thus afforded
and have it done before these gentle
men leave. Paint not only improves
your building. enhancing its value, hut
adds greatly TO the appearance of u
town.
Maiden now possesses, in the new
smelter. a nucleus of prosperity, that
will constantly gather to it other sources
of wealth, aud elements that will tend
to build up Maiden and its vicinity.
Other communities in the west can
learn a useful lesson from this instance,
and instead Of waiting for some Big
Gun to help them. go to work and help
Misunderstanding Post.
In m interview with a St. Paul Day
reporter, J. E. Hendry, of the Living
ston Enterprise, is held responsible
for the following statement, which is
now something of an "old, old, story
Speaking of mining, reminds M that
l saw 5. S. Eaton here last night. He
tells me the Collar Mining company Mt
Maiden will he in working shape in
thirty days. That is. the company will
be on its financial feet again" Reports
of this kind in regard to the Collar
company have been spread broadcast
so often, and by this same Eaton, that
they are received with a good deal of
allowance.-River Press. Your right
Eaton can distance X. Beilder, when it
comes to Il single-hand contest with the
truth.
N. 7. Dinsmore has a large lot of
heavy Blankets. which he is selling
cheap for cash. Call and examine them
before buying elsewhere.