The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-15
LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.

T. 2. Narstoii. the Jeweler.
Skating rink is all the go; the floor of it
ditto.
John Il. ste,son Il Co.'S hats at Dins-
nore's.
II. }. Brother returned Saturday evening
from Junction.
The band serenaled Mr. and Mrs. Higley
Monday evening.
Leave orders for picture frames at Groes-
beck a. Poland's.
The Palace restaurant will serve Chicken
dinner next Sunday.
w II Watson and eldest daughter visi-
ted town Tuesday.
pn-more's new goods arrived last week.
go and see them.
Wm Nelson ha. leased bali interest in
the Rcd Front saloon.
Celebrated Wankeupla,t shoe, at the
one Price clothing store.
George Sample and family will move into
town next week ior IL, winter.
The junction stage line has iut on an
either new live passenger wng N.
Arctic oyer~hoes cheaper than than the
cheapest, AT y. +. Dinsmore's.
Warm meals p.ocurabe at the Palace
restaurant any hour aay or night.
twenty eight scholars are in daily At
tendance at the Maiden public school.
For Hent--Dwelling house. Three rooms
and cellar. Enquire of l.. BELANGEg.
Travel il improving. The Benton South
crn Put on an extra saturday from ubet
Remember that the Palace restaurant
s,rves chicken dinner esory Sunday.
The neate,i. nnilicst and nobbiesi suits
eyer brought to Maiden, at DinsInore's.
Il; N. Dryden ami his SOU Murch, have
lett Mn.den Tor AN Unknown destination.
Don't rget the grand bali at the skating
rink tonight, Everybody should tutn out
Fine white nockties ior party wear at y.
T. Dinsmore's Get one Tor the bali to-
night
Two bull teams, loaded principally with
goods Tor l.. b-,apeer arrived in town
Monday.
Farcy hair pins. French flowers tin,ii
ribbon for evening wear. at hcanger'. E.n-
roriun.
. b,.r, a. al Il
n;ans IL Klein. Eentnn. was in Maiden
Monday and Tuesday.
y. I. Dinsrore is Just IA receipt of 4 full
line OF buffalo, beaver and blanket coats.
Get one and keep warm.
l.. Belangpr received / 100 pounds OF
Try goods Monday That department is
now thoroughly stocked
A. u. keelcr, representing the River
Press, Benton, was in town this week rust
ling in the interest of thai paper.
Clias. Welman left Monday Tor ii.
Aibans, VT. where his parents reside. lie
expects to ne absent about three months.
II you want To buy a dressy bonnie; or
stylish hat, go To Helanger's Emporium,
the only place in town that keeps them. 9
VIM. Mason purchased Il half nierc>, in
the Miners Exchange last week and will
devote his entire attention to the business.
l.. Belanger has changed the plan ia his
store building, making it two stories
high instead OF one-and-a-half, a. first con
templated.
The Skookum mill broke her engine last
week that caused shut down oi twenty
four hours. She is how running Oh ore
recently mined.
Chas. Boissonneaul, returned from Ben
ton saturday night, where he purchased II
large consignment OF goods that he ex-
poets TO arrive next week.
Mrs. Higley AMI the cAildren returned
sunday from the Black Hill. Higley was
duly introduced To the children and to cul-
tivating their acquaintance.
The addition To Saunders livery stable
consists of grain room, harness room and
Office, makiI !, everything very convenient.
Saunders has caiiSe to he proud of his stable
Henry o. Gardner left this week Tor a
visit to his home across the water, Pau
Gaaidlos, Nestre Thaten, Norway. Europe.
lie expects to return sometime during the
winter.
The weather thus far this month has been
most delightful. while our eastern ex-
changes tell OF cold rains and SNOW storms
Montana's climate the year round is not
exceIled IN North America.
Remember that special advertising; OF
any description. handed ia by any one
other than our regular advertisers aust be
accompanied blythe cash. Special adver-
,isins alust De rad Tor IN advance