The Mineral argus., 1884-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.

cial business
Constable Fletcher returned from
white Sulphur Springs, on Saturday
last.
o1d veterans should remember the
all for a meeting on the SOth, to organ
;,c y Grand Army Post
rho trustees of the school have de-
.aJ weeks vacation to guard
.nsinst the possibility of diphtheria:
7, looks now as though some of the
cont officers of the Collar company
r;n be decapitated and the mill run
,,,der a new deal before midsummer.
Parties wanting flower seeds will find
- choice variety ut the store oil y. bols-
.onneault. our Main street merchant.
Major Keller, the new post com
msnder, and Capt. Miller made us Il
pleasant call yesterday. The Major is
= pleasant gentleman to meet and con-
verse with.
We are informed by Paul McCor-
mick that the chief obsticle e%ncount-
ared in obtaining II loan on the Collar
-propertv was from the fact that the
company had no patent, hence an inn
perfect title. "
Mr.. Clay Layton, who was accidently
shot through the arm, last fall, was
operated upon Il few days ago. DR..
willard opened the arm and extracted
therefrom fifteen pieces of bone. He
has recovered and returned to work
for Broadwater & Mcnamara.
Col. De Graf believes the Collar mine
A good one and knows that the mine is
valuable. He thinks, with proper man
agement, there is no need for loss on
the part Of the stockholders. Mr..
DeGraffs views are shared by other
stockholders, n. w. Kittson among the
number.-Pioneer Press.
Smoke the Kentucky Belle" at
Murray's.
Billy Jenkins contemplates attaching
bathing facilities to his barber shop,
and to make this valuable adjunct feas-
able, has constructed II flume 200 feet
long to bring water from the creek that
runs in the rear of his shop. 1t is found
very convenient for all dwellers on main
street.
The Montana Livery Feed and Sale
Stable, c. Crawford, proprietor, of Fit.
Benton, unquestionably gives the best
satisfaction to transient customers. We
heartily recommend these stables to
our readers and hope they will patron
|ze them when in the river metropolis.
Bee advertisement on last page.
One Thousand Rolls of Wall Paper,
the latest Eastern Spring Styles, for sale
Et ~Belanger's store, at very low figures.
Call and see.
Troops. X B and A, now stationed at
Maginnis, under commanders Capt.
MacAdams, Rawolle and Lieut.. Nc
Clerland, respectively, have been order
ed west. Troops \ and X go to the
Central Pacific country, while Troop B
exchanges with seven troops of the LIST
cavalry and proceeds to TT. Coeur d.
Alene.
We are in receipt of Il full assert
ment of plans, specifications, views
full and sectional-of the variety of
mining machinery manufactured 10y
Fraser & Chalmers, of Chicago. Miners
desiring to post themselves on what
kind of machinery to get and where to
get it, will do well to call at this office
and view them.
Step in at n. 4. Dinsmore's, and see
those Elegant Silk Handkerchiefs that
he has just received.
II. n. Platt, one of Billings leading
attorneys, wal present rs counsel for
Paul Mccormick e. Co, at the sale of
the Collar salt, quicksilver and blue
stone, on the 22d inst. He is well
pleased with our camp and surround
ing country and thinks it the most
promising portion Of the territory.
raul Mccormick, the rustling mer-
enSn' Of Junction, was in town this
"eek Tor the purpose Of attending the
GUAR sale. Nc. says business is inn
proving IN the Yellowstone country and