The Mineral argus., 1884-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.

NOhN"J
Groesbeck & Poland are papering an,
donble boarding their store.
Louis Belanger~ received several bar
rels of fine apples last week.
County Commissioner Berkins left
for White Sulphur Springs, Monday.
The Sunday-seh ool-ehristmas-tree-do
nating-box-scheme realized a tri6e over
5000.
Elegant Silk Handkerchief. Silk and
Wool Pulse Warmers, and Fancy Hose
just received at N. II. Dinsmore's.
The trustees of the Maiden Reduction
Co. have closed a contract with the
owners of the Alpine and War Eagle
for a large quantity of galena ore.
Our school is o equipped with as
fine a set of maps, charts and globes as
is to be found in any public school in
the territory. They arrived last week.
Fur and wool caps and a most COM
plete assortment Of fine hats at N. r.
Dinsniore's.
P. Saunders, the popular livery man
of Maiden, has purchased two tony
cutters, which he expects to arrive
shortly. With a suificiency of the
beautiful" well all take a ride"
We acknowledge with thanks the re.
ceipt of an invitation and compliment
AIRY ticket to the grand ball given by
Capital Lodge No. ?, A. O. U. w. of
Helena, which occurred on the even
ing of Nov. oath.
Barney Trainor sold his interest in
the Maiden meat market to his partner,
NJ. f. Byrnes, Monday last. Mr.. b. will
continue the business NJ the old stand,
where his patrons will find a full assort-
ment of Keats at all times.
y. L. Dinsmore has the nobbiest line
al suits ever brought TO Maiden. and
respectfully asks the public to call and
examine them before purchasing else
where.
Our Lewistown subscribers did not
get hast weeks issue uf the ARGUS until
sunday, owing to carelrssness of post
master at A~ndersonyiile, who lett the
bundle out 10y mistake. We hope such /
plumbers will be very iufrequent. !
Though the feature of the New Years l
ball, to be given by Mrs. Frank Day, |
will be the donning of costumes and y
masks, no one should think of remain !
ing ut home for the want of IL suitable l
disguise, as arrangements will be made S
for all. !
n. T. Dinsmore has a large lot OF :
heavy Blankets, which he is selling u
cheap for cash. Call and examine them o
before buying elsewhere. C
Elsewhere in this issue will be found u
a full description of the reception given. .
Colonel Green, the worthy post COM
mander, on the evening of November u
Goth. The Col. is about to take a leave Il
of absence, with II probability of pro- "
motion on the tapis for him.
Fred. Hansen, who purchased the :,
meat market opened by Murray &
OBrien, is here to stay. He proposes b.
TO run II irst-class market, aiming at -
times to keep as large a variety of =,
meats rs possible. He is pleased with :,
the outlook and confident of Il good
=.
Craddock e. Trainor, the popular pro- AZ
Of the international Hotel, will nj
give a ball and supper on Thanksgiving y.
evening, TO which all of their friends Is
acre and in the surrounding country wi
IRE cordially invited. Tickets, $500. br
Floor managers, Jos. Mason, Jos. oo
Mills, Maiden; Benz. Farrar, Melon .
I'D Greek; Ed. Noble, Lewistown. pe
Next Thursday Eve, Nov. 9th, is the all
and the International Hotel the pr
place. tb
The venture of carrying a complete tie
nee of drugs in connection with gen. 70,
raj merchandise has proven lucrative
o Messrs. Thompson & Higley. One
lalf of the store is now occupied exclu-
by the drug department, con-
a goodly supply of every patent TO
emedy known to pharmacy as well as
choice line of fresh drugs. As the LIE