The Mineral argus., 1884-08-28
NEWS.

Ira Tnerakam. Of Qla. Wade us
brief call Tuesday.
Oil slickers at N. I. Dlnsmore's' cor
or Main and Montana otS'
p,u down FOUR vest and wipe of your
ehin, the photographer Is "Ooe' reauy
M begin-business'
iaoloss was in OWL the other day
ndad gB. e. 1t is supposed to be
,ho one that held a brief conversation
with BALKAN.
Tho Rest. and best assortment of
p,,nts and Shoes at n. 7. Dinsmore's.
I +. Arlington, of st. Paul, is regis
,ered at the International. The object
of his visit is to purchase the Montana
Sheep Co.'S ranch and stock
In the vicinity of the Moccasins,
where the Tecent hail storm was ex-
,remlv severe, the ground is strewed
with dead grouse and chickens.
Gene Erwin, Bill and Buck Buchanan
and Geo. Mcclure were in from the
Moccasin Tuesday. Mr.. Mcclure, who
has been in poor health a pant of the
summer is greatly improved.
The finest Cashmere and Blue Fian-
mel Over Shirts at n. +. Dinsmofe's
One Price {. D. D.
Mr.. Tom Fisher, millwright IN charge
of the construction of the Maginnis
Company mill, calculates that with good
. weather he will be able To have the
mill completed within two months.
Special meeting of the stockholders
/ Of the Maiden Reduction Company, is
/ called, as will be seen in another col
umn, to meet on the 18th day Of Sep
tember. important business will come
before the meeting.
Spanish Whiting for securing and
calcimining purposes, at Star Drug
Sore.
Owing to heavy Yashouts on the
Missouri division there we're no traips
from the east Tuesday or Wednesday,
A train made up about Glendive,
arrived this morning, without the cast
ern mails.-Billings Post.
Remember the Democratic primaries
are called to meet Saturday, Sept. 9th,
and the Republican, Monday, Sept. sth.
If the people Of Maiden desire To send
Il representative delegation to either or
both conventions, turn out to the pri-
maries and elect men that will reflect
credit upon party and precinct.
Tuberose Smoking Tobacco, at Star
Drug Store.
At the meeting of the trustees Of the
Maiden Reduction Co., last Monday,
Mr.. J. j. Campbell. speaking of the
payment of freight on the smelter, said
he would take it upou himself to see
that there would he M delay on that
account. If necessary he would adj
vance the railroad charges. In extend
ing to this enterprise such substantial
assistance, in the hour of need, Mr.. c.
justly deserves the plaudits Of the
entire community.
Now is the time to order custom
suits for fall and winter wear, at n. T.
DinsmQre's. Full line of samples.
Mr.. Oliver Pechette. who has been
absent from Reedsfort, several months,
has returned home we'll satisfied with
the wonderful Spring Creek valley,
While away Mr.. Pechette visited the
CouS h'Alenes. He thinks the camp
will eventually be q good one although
times are hard now and a good deal
of properly in litigation. Mr.. Pechette
also visited the States and Winnipeg,
but found no place where times were
not distressipgly hard. Moral-Go out
and look around awhile and you will
be glad to return TO Montana.
Full line Of samples for fall apt
winter suits and overcoats, at \, i
Dinsmore's, the One Price G. .. d
Clothing House.
QanutIican IerritnrLI cnnVantinn.