The Mineral argus., 1884-05-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Prairie chickens will be ripe in two
months.
See new livery advertisement of Al
Brundage, on this page.
Who extracted the stumps? Don't
everybody speak at once
Pound air. That's what the Maiden
base ball players did, the first day of
the week.
Miners Hip, Crack-Proof Gum Boots
ut n. T. Dinsmore's.
Who has had the pleasure of seeing
JOS. Wolfe's bran new black team.
They say its a dandy
In their last invoice of freight,
Thompson & Higley received a fine
line of gents clothing.
Main street, since the removal of
sundry bonlders and stumps, presents
a very respectable appearance.
Shcaring will be inaugurated next
Monday morning ut c. w. Cooks, on
Dog Creek. prof" w. II. Nelson, in
command.
A base ball club was organized on
Yesterday evening, with Joseph Mason.
captain. They will soon be open for q
challenge.
When you have business at White
Sulphur Springs, call at the Saratoga"
Durham, Maioney & CO., Pr~oprietors.
The first of JUNE will find the ARGUS
office in the new building corner Of
Montana and Hill streets. Our pat
rons will please bear this in mind.
DR.. S. b. Stone, has been ordered as
far as Missoula, with b troop, that goes
to Walla Walla, acting us surgeon.
He expects to return 10y July LIST.
Mr.. a. NJ. Esler. through the recon-
~mendation of Hon. Martin 2Iaginnis
received, this week, an appointment
ms Pension Notary, for Maiden town
ship.
II. ". Higley purchased, last week,
of Charles Weidman, lots s and 9, of
block X, and is now remodeling the
building thereon for n residence for his
family.
The Lower Judith WooLGrowers
Association. met last Tuesday, at
Hilger's ranch on Dog Creek, to make
preliminary arrangements for driving
10 Clagget.
Asuperior quality of Italian, Russian
and Silk Violin Strings, Tail Pieces,
Bridges and Rosin, ut Star Drug Store.
Twelve shearers have been engaged
for the Ciagget shearing, by w. T. Nell
son, who has been employed by the
Association, as superintendent. Shear
ing will begin June LIST.
1t is estimated that the increase in
sheep this year will average % per cent
in this portion of the territory. The
weather during the lambing period has
not been excelled for years.
The first assessment on the sub
scribed stock of the Maiden Reduction
Company, will be made ON or about
the 25th inst. Up to date several stock
holders have paid in full for amount
taken.
Measures taken for suits at n. T.
Dlnsmore's. A large variety of samples
to select from. Fit guaranteed.
John Dovenspeck, of Crap Range, is
about to commence the erection of a
fine residence on his ranch. He has
one of the finest ranges on Elk Creek,
well stocked, with cattle, sheep and
horses.
Our enterprising tonsorial artist VIM.
Jenkins, is having Il fountain con-
structed in front of his shop, the basin
Of which viii be filled with ore samples,
and Billy intends to have n few trout
sporting in the water.
Chas. Williams left for Cone Butte
last Monday where he will put in hard
hicks on his mine, the "Silver Coin"
Charley Occur d'Alene) says he has a
lead that he would not exchange for
Inc famous Pritchard gulch.
A. NJ. Thompson is expected on to-
nights coach. On his success in Bill
inss and Junction City depends a great
zeal, bu, bear in mind, not the success
OF failure of the Maiden Reduction
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