The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1884-08-14
LOCAL NEWS

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This is what Beecher would call
d--d hot
David Hilger and Mr. Chandler Wis
tied Maiden, first of the week.
Cleveland & Hendricks will carry
Montana by OOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOO votes.
Quite a number came over from the
post Sunday to witness the Dall game.
Mr.. Chas. Bessey returned from Bill
ings, last Friday loaded with freight for
J. J. Campbell
Mrs. Mills caught a trout in the
spring just below Andersonville, that
measured IS inches in length.
The law protecting prairie chickens
becomes imperative tomorrow. If we
eat chickens at all its about this time
in the year.
J. j. Campbell, the rustling merchant
of Andersonville, received large as
sortment of cigars, tobacco and fine
old liquors, from P. w. Meadow, of
Billings, last Friday.
Seventy head of two and three year
old Durham bulls, the property of
Stuart, Kohrs & Co., were driven
through town yesterday en- route from
Sun River to Mr.. Stuarts ranch.
Now is the time to order custom
suits for fall and winter wear, at n. Z.
Dinsmore's. Full line of samples.
Several tons Of the Florence ore was
shipped to Eastern reduction works
last Friday, by Messrs. Kemper & Snow,
owners of the mine. We trust the
returns from the cleanup will fill the
boys pockets.
Ben Dexter, proprietor Of the Ander-
sonville saw mill, was awarded the con-
tract to furnish all the lumber for the
new mill OF the Maginnis Mining Co.,
the construction of which will require
nearly or quite 100000 feet.
The post blacksmith made test of
coal coked from the mine owned by
Jack Arnold, Pott, Wicks and others,
last week, the result being highly salts
factory. This mine is located just
below Andersonville, and will become
valuable properly in few years.
Full line Of samples for fall and
winter suits and overcoats, at n. L.
Dinsmore's, the One Price G. 0. d.
Clothing House.
We learn through private sources
that Bishop Brewer, of Helena, intends
to visit Maiden and Maginnis this fall
holding services in both places. The
Reverned gentleman will find quite a
number of the Episcopal faith both
here and at the post, who will await his
coming with pleasure.
While grading for the mill site Mr..
Esler, Sup't Of the Maginnis Mining
Company, was happily surprised to
strike an extension of the Orc Cache,
TIE vein lying between porphyry and
black clay. A tunnell will be run in
on the lead at once and may prove a
valuable auxiliary to this company's
property.
w. T. Swope, of Dog Creek, leaves
on the 18th inst. for San Jose, Califor.
MIA, on brief visit to his folks. Rumol
has it that very accomplished young
lady is to accompany him as better
half to help share the pleasures and
comforts of Montana life. Our best
wishes, Mr.. S. and await your early
arrival.
Two tons of ore from the Bamboo
Chief the property Of Chas. Young, ct
al, was shipped to Wickes, last Satur
day, for reduction, through A. NJ. Esler
As has been stated though our columns
this ore is very high grade, and the
result of the experiment of running
two tons through the reduction work:
at Wickes, will be watched with keer
interest by our miners. We predict 6
remarkable showing.
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