The Mineral argus., 1884-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.

another column.
See advertisement Of VIM. Culver
photographers, in another column.
Major Keller, Capt. Miller and Lieut.
Hinton, visited Maiden, yesterday.
See notice of assignment of Frank
J. Gaugler, of MartinsdaIe, in another
column.
Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh, at Star
Drug Store.
w. II. Watson, proprietor of the Big
Casino and Moccasin mills, was in
town Tuesday.
C. J. Mcnamara passed through
Maiden yesterday, en- route to Benton.
He will be absent about ten days.
Higley found an animal in his cellar
Monday, whose close acquaintance he
did not court, one of which Josh Bill
inss says twill do for wholetownship."
Elsewhere in our columns will be
found freighting advertisement of John
Arnold. Parties having freight of
any description to ship will please take
notice.
VIM. Culver well known in Maiden
and vicinity as a first-class photog-
rapher, has determined to locate here
permanently, and is now engaged in
the erection of a gallery. He expects
to be ready for business by the Goth
inst.
Dave Hilger returned to Maiden.
Tuesday, from Box Elder, whittier he
went to get pointers on the irrigation
of potatoes and other agricultural and
domestic matters. VI know how il
IS ourselves; we rather ask the girl q
hundred times than the old man once.
On the 29th inst. a grand ball will be
given at the Day House, Reedsfort. II
is not necessary TO state that all those
who attend viii have D delightful time.
The new Day House has a fine, large
dance hall and good music has already /,
been engaged for the occasion. A gen -,
eral invitation Is extended.
Mr.. Frank Day and William Watson
have purchased a new Bennett reaper
and Self Binder, and are now ready for |
business. Parties in this section hay
ing grain to cat can not do better than 5
the services of these gentlemen. f
They have an A No. l machine. Post f
office address, Reedsfort, Montana. +
More Diamond Dyes Just received. :
Such as Scarlet, Pink, Garnet, Violet.
Magenta, Navy Blue, Dark Blue. Seal
Brown, Cardinal Red, Black, Orange d
Ind Green, at Star Drug Store. l
We acknowledge receipt of samples 1
If ore from the Bachelor and Tilden e
odes, situated in the Cone Butte dis u
riot, owned by Archer and Hill, 1t is t.
ore, bearing both gold and s.
liver, and pronounced very rich. The
Bachelor has a % foot shaft, and the
ilden a 40 foot shaft on the lead.
is six feet wide. The latter also al
as a 40 foot tunnel and will strike the :.
haft within 100 feet.
Mr.. j. T. Cove and C. F. Gage, ar IL
ived in Maiden, Monday evening, FROM IN
Helena. Mr.. Cove is an experienced
man of Utah, and is looking or
yer some Of the Montana districts H,
18th an eye to Investment should he ex
something that gave promise Of
pod returns. Mr.. Cove being a smell M
lg man, is looking chiefly after be
melting ores. He visited this and sta
one Butte districts and seemed quite =
.vorably impressed with the character
u smelling ores, though surprised
see SO little development on proper
es that have the finest kind of a show
g. Mr.. Cove may be heard from in
lie future. 81
The many friends Of d. L. McFar- 81
nd, one of the leading sheep men of
at Willow, and the brother of W. I. -q
.cFaTland of Maiden, were grieved to ~
arm of his untimely death, which
Wednesday, August 9th, from
le burning and caving in of the roof
a log shack on Half-breed Creek,
uth OF the Musselshell, about seventy
lies from here. Mr.. Mcfarland was Fl,
route to Billings, where he was to
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