Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1884-12-25

-S''S noliuaE goOtlS ~ oakeF N bttaorl-
mier's.
Go to the millinery store and see the
crazy quilt.
j. j. Hennessy is selling lots of foot
wear tor the holidays.
The Higgins House will have an elabo-
rate bill oftare to-day.
"A. W. Sias has just received another
consignment of fresh candies.
-J.S. Brewer has splendid livery and
feed Accommodations at his stables.
The school girls are having big time
at the rink during the holidays
When weary of loafing, go to the rink
and you will find fascinating exercise.
-Downey & Bradbury keep their forge
running, and are always ready to work.
Mrs. Wiltse, of the Grand Central, will
set sumptuous dinner to-day.
Barney Tierney, of the IXL, will set
out old-fashioned Christmas drinks to-day
Preparations are being made to serve
supper to 100 couples at the ball tonight.
White Sulphur Springs hotel serves tur-
key to-day in connection with other good
things.
The supper for the Charity ball is being
prepared by the ladies and will be served at
the hall.
The Saratoga will set out the choicest
ry-making.
--Hausen Cooper expects to erect nice
dwelling upon his ranch, near town, next
season.
best equipped stores in the country, and are
doing good business.
R. T. Riddlesbarger has nice assort-
ment OF fruits and confectioneries, tobaccos
and cigars. ...
Tuesday morning last. at O'Clock, DR..
Kumpe's thermometer registered 4S deg.
below zero.
Don't forget the Charity ball tonight.
Every man in town should buy ticket
whether he attends or not.
The Bank Exchange sets up fashiona-
! BILE drinks to-day-that old favorite Christ
mas drink. egg-nog, not excepted.
Jas. Mcdonald has erected fine, large
show windows for the display of his nice
stock OF harness and saddleryware.
-Bob-sleds are in demand and Spencer
Mayn & Heitman are supplying the Smith
River valley trade with good ones.
-Thos. Deyarmon, founder of the Madi-
sonian, has gone to the Worlds Fair at New
Orleans. His family accompanied him.
We are informed that Hafsen and Doe.
Cooper recently sold mine in the Boulder
country tor $4,000. A nretty handsome
cleanup.
Tickets for the Christmas charity ball
are on sale at the several business houses
in town. The cause is good one and it is
to be hoped there will be good attendance.
We understand that if John Moore had
brought the thief, captured by him, to the
Springs via of the Diamond or Duck creek
road, the cowboys would have relieved him
of his charge.
The Madisonian has run up the Demo-
cratic standard once more, with Tom Bakers
name aItilt IHaSt neau aS captain OI lie snip.
Nothing like getting into the old groove
before Cleveland is inaugurated.
Geo. E. Kumpe, the druggist. is well
pleased with the years business. He car
res fine stock OF liquors for the wholesale
and retail trade, of almost any age desired,
and for which there appears to be good
demand.
Somebody has stolen the Mineral Argus
EDITORS shirt. and now every paper in the
Territory is advertising for it. It is rather
rough on him to haye to return to his old
coffee sack during the holidays; but such
are the trials and tribulations OF an EDITORS
life in the Rocky Mountains.
On Monday last Mr.. Rose, John Berg
and colored man were out hunting few
miles from the Springs, when Mr.. Berg lost
his way and has not been seen since. The
coored man says Berg started to camp
about t.le same time he did, and he supposed
ne was folio wing until reaching the camp.
After waiting some time diligent search
was made, without finding him. 1t is be-
lieved that he has perished in the cold
R. NJ. } ohnson, of Livingston, came up
last week and is interviewing the people in
the interest OF the Johnston Improved Leaf
Spring and head bottom. 1t is an invention
OF his own get-up and has many advantages
over other springs. The spring is so