The Mineral argus., 1884-12-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Several couples from Cottonwood
.ynl attend our Christmas party.
Montana. Idaho and Washington
o,ritorv elected Democratic delegate:
b Congress.
For boots and shoes, go to N. T.
fninsmore, the One Price G. o. d.
Eugene Erwin of Maiden is visiting
il brother here, and having a good
ime among his Billings friends.-Her-
BID.
A number of our citizens owning
mines in Cone Butte district are en-
Dloved doing their assessment work for
The year.
l Goto Thompson e. Higley's for Drugs
lind Patent Medicines.
Tuesday morning the mercury had
bot down to 30 below zero. 1t would
Seem that ury had "taken a
humble to itself"
VIM. Wood, practical matchmaker
and optician, of Townsend, of which
blace he is postmaster, arrived in
Maiden, Saturday evening He will
probably remain until after the holi-
Bays.
Cashmere and Blue flannel over
khirts, California flannels and Knit I'M
herwear, at n. Il. Dinsmore's.
A Butte arithmetician has figured
/ out that the sticks of cord wood in
be Anaconda wood contract 900, 900
lords would. if stretched out end to
Ind. reach once and a half around the
barth.
Elegant Silk Handkerchief, Silk and
Wool Pulse Warmers, and Fancy Hose,
ust received ut N. T. Dinsmore's.
Miss Alice Nichols, formerly super
ntendent of Public instruction. Of
.Pleagher Co., has established a female
%nstitute at w. S. Springs, and prom
kes to furnish Montana with unex-
felled educational facilities for young
hdies.
Chas. Boissonneaut received four
FhOrse loads of general merchandise
hst Thursday, FROM the house of l. G.
Baker & Co, Of Ft. Benton. Mr.. b.
Keeps q superior line of fancy gro
Eeries and is enjoying a good trade
onsidering the times.
N. T. Dinsmore has a large lot of
Blankets, which he is selling
heap for cash. Call and examine them
buying elsewhere.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.-All parties
themselves indebted to the
irm of Brainerd, Gardner & Co., will
Eall at the post-ofice, in Maiden, and
little with j. w. Beck, on or before DAN
lary LIST, 1885. All accounts MUsT be
ettled by that date.
c. w. GARDNER.
F. Murray and F. Mushner, put in
bst week hunting in the Snowy noun
bins. They brought down two fine
|eer and a number of chickens. The
bow in the mountains Mt the head of
|Ottonwood creek, is two feet deep on
level. Murray reports seeing three
the Indians that have been camping
lere for some weeks past.
Cabinet aud Photo. Frames, at
hompson & Higley's.
The Junction coach is due here at
( o'clock. We hope the superintend-
pit of the line will adopt some plan to
pin a little time; it is more frequently
|lter seven when it arrives. People
|ould like to get their paper mail the
eme night the coach arrives, but are
|nable to do so when the coach gets
|ere two hours behind it's schedule
|ne. We understand the managers
the line as well as our worthy post
FASTER, Mr.. Beck, have applied to the
epartment for u through brass lock
'all pouch which, if secured, will obvi-
the delay in overhauling registered
Hckages at intermediate stations along
eroute.
The following from an exchange, is
sy, very old, but it applys so fttingly
one case at least, in Maiden, that we
ne it space: "a great newspaper
ader was out hunting recently, and a