The Mineral argus., 1884-09-11
The fall roundup is in full blast.

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A. NJ. Hotter, is expected in Maiden
this week.
Mr.. Mcnamara was in the city
yesterday.
A fine body Of pyrites Of copper ore
has been struck in the Baron mine,
Cone Butte district.
A large amount of machinery for the
Maginnis Mining Co.'S new mill, ar
rived this week
Stockholders Maiden Reduction Co.
meet tomorrow in special session, be-
tween the hours of 2 and p. m.
c. w. Gardner starts Sunday morn
ing for the county seat, to act as petit
juror during court.
The snow that fell Wednesday eve
ming, destroyed number of fields of
oats on Warm and Big Spring Creeks.
Jos. Mason, proprietor of the Maiden
billiard hall, put in new glass front
this week. It is a decided improve
ment.
j. NJ. Vrooman, of this sheet. left
last Sunday for visit to MINNEAPOLIS
and Toledo, 0. He will be absent
about thirty days.
w. E. Doak. solicitor and cores
pondent of the Benton River Press, ar
rived in Maiden last Monday. Mr.. d.
reports fair trip.
]. S. Kelly, of Lewistown, the expert
sign painter of Meagher county, was in
town Tuesday, and took several orders
for gold leaf work
Now is the time to order custon,
suits for fall and winter wear Mt n. r [,
Dinsmore's. Full line of samples.
A. NJ. Esler, leaves for White SULPHUR
Springs next Saturday, to attend court /
and Republican county convention. to
which he is elected as a delegate.
G. W. Hunter. of Lewistown. visited
Maiden, Tuesday last, and rented his h
building on Washington Ave. to the &
school trustees. He will put it in good d
repair inside and out, before Oct. 1st 0
Henry Jerard, brother of the well O,
known od-timer c. Jerard, of Deer III
Lodge, and brother-in-law TO Louis Il
BelAnger, arrived in Maiden last Thurs 81
day. He will make his home here for
the winter at least III Il
The mouotouy of Maiden was ale
waited by the gentle sounds of cow th
bells, tin cans, dry goods boxes, etc le
Joseph NJ. was the Adouis and pro-
badly wished he was in Venice before hi
the opera was over. al
The unusual damp weather for this la
season of the year is, to say the least,
n harmony with the entire spring and nc
unmer. Irrigating bitches are useful
t times, but like a wart on the end or br
long Jewish nose, they have been de- Sd
idedly ornamental thus far in 's4 =.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
Both democratic and republican pri- bri
laries in this precinct were largely
ttended for the first time IN the history ms
Maiden. Voters are beginning to ap- 9
reciate the fact that to guarantee the del
omination of good candidates, dele {
ates that represent the will of the a% ,s
eoPle must be elected ut the primaries ,
We learn through private source. left
lat the Sec. Of War, in reply to tele- {
ram, has sigpifed his intention hin
OF to modest the Little Rocky STAN bra
eders, providing they keep King {
icohoi out Of the reservation. If this
Feet, the party that takes whiskey Jar
l'o the new diggings out to be run out. G
Eugene Smith, agent for the Collar ma
nuns 4 Improvement Co., arrived ia ORA
laiden FROM 81. Paul, Wednesday Tres
loraing. lie was here for the purpose sho
ascertainiug the amount of the Z
'mpluys local Indebtedness and =
no The creditors are. Mr.. Smith IL; \;
inks S. S. Eaton will be here in and nd
'out ten days. n
len days ago yesterday, Mr.. C. w. and
ardner had occasion to on into he sho
'"uer house. short distance below .
: :, residence. Unbeknown, his dog iee' a
io"ed MN and was locked in, where y
- ieiiiaihed : tll Yesterday, when the IN /,
''ui Z" playing in that vicinity heard ''''