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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-14
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FOR SALE.

NTANTED-A FEW GOOD AG ,NTS TO SELL
w goods for installmant house liberal induce
rnents for good Address 1913 Central avenue
O,
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Providences only tally being scored double
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VA ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN
W city or country, to take light work at their own
homes; 20 to : day ed lily Q; work sent by mail:
no c&nvassnS We have good demand for work and
furnish STEADY employment. Address. with stamp.
CROWN MFG Co, 23i Vine street, Cincinnati, y.
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w ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL STANDARD
w Pillow sham Holder" also exhibit at Stare fair
Sept. 70 and continue agency. Address CHAPMAN,
767 Broadway, New York
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HELP WANTED,

" ANTED-LADV OF EDUCATION ON SAL
w airy IN every city and village. A few wan ed to
travel No capital required TYLER & CO., Detroit,
Mich.
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The agent of this company. Mr.. D. II
Montgomery, arrived in Maiden Tuesday,
having completed arrangements from Bill.
ings to this point for the carrying of express
and established offices at Lawn a, Halbert,
Tibet. Cottonwood. Lewistown and Maiden.
The advent OF thoroughly reliable ex-
press company into this country is an adj
vantage OF no little moment. Treasure
boxes have been placed on all coaches be-
tween here and Billings, and hereafter there
will be No danger as to the safe delivery
or arrival of goods. money or other valua-
bles, as the company give their receipt for
value received that holds them responsible
until delivered to the parties consigne to-
As means of sending money. checks.
bullion, jewe!ry; Sc, it is unexcelled.
II will prove of no little advantage 70 our
mill men when desirous of shipping bul
lion. AZ should the consignment he stolen
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Remember the Ball.

DO not forget that the event of the seasor
occurs October 18th at Skating Rink Hall
arrangements are completed tor granc
joliica,ion. Skating and dancing to til,
! music Of Maiden cornet and string bands
general invitation is extended to the ,eo.
pie Of the Judith country and a thoroughly
pleasant time assured them.
The following gentlemen have been Sc
lecicd as committee men:
Floor Manag.rs-N. L. Dinsmore. Jas.
Mason, J. NJ. Beatty.
Reception Commiitee--Jed Groesbcck.
&. NJ. Culbertson. ClIas Chamberlain.
An hour or two will be devoted to skat-
in;. followed by dancing that will continue
Till all are satisfied.
Skating Rink Hall is the largest hall in
Mcagher county and will give ALI who at
tend no matter il a hundred couple, plenty
of opportunity to skate and dance. lie
sure and he ON band on this suspicious oc-
casion.
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the express company make good the loss
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S home office is in
It. Panl. but they pro-rate with the Ameri.
can and Adams express companies giving
them direct line from all eastern cities.
Their rate from the railroad to Maiden
will be % cents and from -. Paul 12l cents.
Mr. Montgomery says his company has
penetrated this country to stay and carry
on the express bushes and parties entrust-
ing shipments to them will experience no
delays ar loss and secure the most reasona-
able rates.
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Lieut.. Bomus' detachment If troops tina
have been camping on Arnel's creek. cap
;ured ten Crow Indians last Friday an,
brought them into Fort Maginnis. wher,
they were confined in the guard house iii
Monday morning and then started. under
a military escort for TT. Custer, where they
will tie inpris"nei fora short time for pun.
ishment and then turned over to the agent.
They had about sixty horses with them,
some ot which were branded and evidently
belonged to paities north of here. The
Indians claim to have captured all the hor-
SEES in their possession from the Piegans
and avow that they do not intend, nor
have they taken or interfered with any
white settlers property.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,

L.. T. MarstoI. the Jeweler
y. I. pnsmOre makes a speciality oil
Burt's Shoes.
Leave orders for picture frames at Groes-
beck & Polapd's.
The Palace restaurant vii! serve . Chicken
dinner next Sunday.
The Largest and Best assortment of Boots
and Shoes at n. +. Dinsrore's.
Warm meals procurable at the Palace
restaurant any hour day or night.
Remember that The Palace restaurant
serves chicken dinner every Sunday.
For Rem-Dwelling house. Three rooms
and cellar. Enquire of l.. BELANGEg.
Stockmens Oil Coats and blanket
Lined Duck listers. &c. at Dihs.nore's 4.
n. 7. Dinsinore always has u full line OF
lined and unlined Saranac Gloves and
M.ts.
Fancy hair pins, French flowers, tins;l
ribbon for evening wear, at Bclangcr's En-
po,ium. =
California Red and Blue Flannels. and
Fancy Knit Underwear at Y. T. Dins,norcs
One Price Clothing Store
ii you want to buy dressy bon.let or
stylish hat. go la Ecianger's Emporium,
the only place ia town that keeps them
T.. Y. Marston, the Jcweler.
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County Commissioner Berkins was in
town Monday. He will leave for the
: Springs shortly 10 attend the extra session
:" IT." commissioners that meets on the
i2t'' mt. y ben / e bids for the building of
a bridge asrsss Mcdonald creek will be
"."h'rl AMI the contract let. II is the in
teii'ioi I" have that and the bridge across
the Musselshell completed this fall.
Miss Emma Hoover Of White Sulphur
Springs, has assumed charge Of the
Cottonwood School, and commenced
the fall term last Monday She is pleas.
ant, practical lady. thoroughly yersed as to
the duties of a successful teacher and comes
to her new field endorsed by the best PEG.
pie OF the Springs We feel confident she
VIII give satisfaction to pupils and parents.
general blacksmiths. will be seen in this
issue Of the Argus. These gentlemen are
thorough smiths and will be found pre-
pared to do every description of black
smithing together with wheelwriehtng.
Their shop is conveniently located on
lower Montana street, abou. a block below
4. Sanders livery stable, where they will
he pleased to see any and all parties need
ing work in their line
Max Bergman, proprietor OF the Pioneer
boarding house has an advertisement in
this issue Of the ARGUS 1t is MIR. Berg
mans aim to set good table to which his
boarders attest Ills rates are very reason.
able. being but 80 per week for day board
and IS for board and lodging, while board
ers with bedding will be provided with
roonis without charge. Ii you are looking
for good. reasonabie priced boarding
house, give the Pioneer boarding house a
trial.
Thos. Cruise. the discovcrer of the Drum
Lumnon has purchased and taken posses
sion OF the Montana Sheep Co.'S property
on Flat Willow Creek /; consideration about
$4,000. MIR. Cruise has had experience in |
horses and now has half interest il,
about 5000 cattle in the Bull Mountains
Which he intends to move onto the Flat
Willow ranch and to import Polled- Angus
and Hereford stock, making these a
specially. Thomas &. Gray, an old timer,
Is in charge.
DIR. J. NJ. kumpe. coroner and ex-ofiicio
sheriff OF Meaglier coun,y arrived in Maid
EN- Sunday evening. Accompanied by
Commissioner VIM. Perkins, he is making
4 thorough canvas of Eastern Meagher
county getting acquainted with our people
an at the same time keeping his eyes
'pen for the right material to appoint as
.einiy aheriis. Under the fee bill tina,
a.es effect December Dist the office of
lei uiy sheriff is made lucrative position,
there will be no trouble in ,
'ecnrins men thoroughly competent to per-
"r'" the diversity III duties dcvoivilg upon
hem. and Sheriff kuiiie prefers to ap-
'oiii only such ~ he is confident viii re-
lect credit upon themselves and the county
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The manager of the Maid u Skating Rink
Hall has decided to le, the hall Tuesday
evening and Friday afternoon Of each
week To private skating aud dancing par
ties. This arrangement is male for the ac-
coininodaiion of sucl, rs do not desire to
mingle with the large number present on
other evenings. Ladies' desiring to prac-
tice will iind the hall at their disposal
every forenoon.
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Snow stay off hll January.
A literary society established for the
winter.
good school house built and owned by
the district.
The MrSSRAL ARGUS in EVERY household
in Fergus county.
The band get out on the street and play
about once u week.
Several more buildings like l.. Relangers
in course OF construction.
Sufficient water to keep the Maginnis
mill running full capacity.
The little wagons you put on your
feet remain where you want them.
The skating rink. opened Saturday night
prove THE amusement of the winter.
A bank in Msiden-and We are confident
it would prove lucrative business.
The Maiden Reduction company's smell
ter sold to parties that will operate it.
The Maiden Brewery Beer the popular
beveragc-patronize home industry first.
The parties that recently bonded the War
Eagle, Alpine and other mines. get to
work.
The Skookum mill. that started up Sat
urday make a run of 800 days us desired
by Supt. Smith.
large number of lode claimants work.
ing their property and having the ore
milled by the Skookum Go.
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LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS,
The skating rink i, ali the rage.

The skating rink i, ali the rage.
Jas. MeKnigit and John ". Power ol
Fort Behton spent yr>tcaiay in Mai!en
J. Hozemer aud T. J. Lelr,i Of Lewis.
town, were in town un business. Tuesday.
Mr. Chandler ot Deer creek and Day.
Hiirer OF Dog creek were in Maiden this
week.
W II. Watson was in town Tuesday. lie
has found Maiden good market Tor llin-
her the past summer.
Oscar Stevens of Maginnis. purchased II
ban of LOCO wetheIs of Chandler a
CnanheriaI" tlis week.
Chns. Wr'lmnn leaves Monday morning
f'r lis hare In st Alhans, Ill. lie viii
be absent III alter the holidays
Geo. Buxmanrl. of the firm of Lantit a.
Co., brewers. arrived in town last week
He will devote his time To brewing.
Chas. Boissonneanlt l,i, Monday morning
for Benton Ia ..urcase goods. +. Martin
la, charge of his business during his alb
srnce.
The first story of f,clanger's stone build
ing is nearly completed. The structure
will he finished and occupied 10y Noyeln.
her LIST.
W. II. Peck adver'ises in this issue POO
thorough bred M-rino rams for sale Read
his card and address him should you desire
frst.class stock to breed to-
1hos c. Gray. superintendent of Thos /
Crusa's Flat Willow property. and George
L. Reeves, ex-suierintenent of Montana I
Sheep Co.. were in town Friday.
Once again the Maiden Reduction Co. /
smelling works bob up serenely to be
knocked down under the sheriirs hat,mer.
Il will be sold Friday. October Both.
I. W. Handel, Of the firm of Ives &
Handel. Musselshcll Z. a.. made his first
visit to Maiden last Sunday. Ives a. Han
del are enjoying good general trade that
is constantly increasing.
The lots above the postoflice, now being
enclosed. will soon be occupied by first
class two-story structure---tle best business
block in town. To what purpose it will be
devoted is not yet decided.
Developments will at once commence On
the Crown of Gold location. owned bv
Wilson. Moorehead e Lathrop. The new
discovery BIDS fair To be one of the rio hest
mines in the Judith range.
Sam. Merrill is now sole proprietor of
Al. II. +.
liable and in u short time will be prepared
to furnish his transient patrons with com
Portable rooms. See change in al. on
fourth page.
The copartnership Of Cole & Pick, doing
u blacksmith business. was dissolved by
mutuai consent. October lst, MIR. Pick re-
firing from the firnl. However he will he ]
found little further down the street and !
be glad to see his old patrons. a
Miss Louisa liilger of Helena has been
selected to teach the Box Elder school at
WIN. Fergus place, which will commence
on the first Monday in. November. The !,
young lady is u sister OF David Hilstr. :.
0. bog creek, is well qualified aud an ac-
musician.
Manager Brothers family. left Monday b
for Colorado. where they will spend V
he winter. Sunday evening the band sur u
, Used Mr.. and Mrs. Brother by serenade 4
hat proved pleasant to all parties. DURING b
Ter short stay in Maiden Mrs. b. has made
many friends who sincerely hope she will 4,
eturn IT all early date. Ii
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Dissolution of F,rtwersn,u

Notice is hereby given that the partner.
snip heretofore existing between Warner e.
WILSON, was mutually dissolved on Sep
teinber list. My late partner, Mr.. Wilson.
viii collect all bills and settle all accoun,s
"sa'"s. the hrm. l.. r. WARNER.
Maiden. Sept. oath, 1855.
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$2OOOO0 IN PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY Send us
sJoorn cents postage and by mail you viii.
80, -, get FREE a package of goods OF large
S.uU.UUO value. that will start You in work that
will at once bring YOU in money faster than any
thing Else in America. All about the s.rD,0yO in
pcscnts in each box. Agents wanted everywhere.
for either Of all ages, for ali the time spare
time only. to work for at their own homes.
Fortunes for all workers absolutely assured. Don
delay. II. HALLETr a. Co. Portland. Maine
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NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that all bills will
ne rejected for the care and maintenance oJ
any SICK or poor applying to the county fol
seiiei: unless notice is Immediately sent e.
. '.i Conhty Cierk. together with the afiiia.
vii of the person asking assistance from th.
county. stating in such affidavit. the ii ms
OF applicants resi- ience in the County. and
giving such other Information beariny nm
the ease, AS may he desirable for the Board
OF County Commissioners to have.
by order of
The Board Of County Commissioners.
l.. RoTwITT. Clerk.
Dated September 10, ISs5.
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Within the next day or two fine line OF
'a'est STYLES clothing, hats, caps, boots and
SHOES, &C., at n. T. Dinsmore's One Price
[. .. ID. Clothing Store Drop in and in
slecl goods.
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Notice (:

To whom it may concern: NV wife
WIS Edwin DeFrat", having left my bed
ana board ! will not be responsible for or
settle any bills she may contract.
October 8, 1885. Epwrx Drrp,rr
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a good, competent girl for general house
work. Apply to or address Mrs. Jocn Dun.
ton, Ladies' Bazaar, Maiden.
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Sleigh for Sale.

a me, light Cutter, neatly new. for sal
cheap at Fort Maginnis. Inquire at thi
siiice.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-08

Anyone wishing to Burn Coal will please
leave their orders at Groesbeck Il Poland's
store.
A. r. POrr.
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For Sale.

Two hundred Thoroughbred Merino Rams.
two and three years CID, one wear in Ter.
r,'ory. Address WI PECK
Fort Maginnis.
Ranch on Box Elder Creek, LIST crossing
old Carol road
October s, Iss5
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Nervous Debilitated Men

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SOFT SOAHB.

This Almanac Soft Soaps nobody.
1t don't advertise cheap trashy stuff
ut astonishinEly low prices to deceive
the public. 1t don't quote n 10 cent
cake of soap for cents. In other
words it never has had to lire man
to trade with it. TIE solid bargains
is inducement enough for sensible
men, and parties i'll search of Baits
can pass on.-we don't keep them.
u is out Of my line to elbow u man
all over town for money or trade.
1t is ont of my line to dun man,
an Gentlemen don't require it.
There are II few names of good
men on my Old Books lyhp have kept
me waiting =. a, q, -. no
years. These good men tell HE am
the best friend they ever had. They
tell me they pay every one else--but
ne. They tell me L mus not push
item. They say they aim to pay me.
But they never pull the Trigger.
b. New, here's IL proposition: If vou
will pay me One Dollar just to let me
know that you are not afraid to shoe
and give your note for the balance, |
will cheerfully wait longer.
" If there is one man who has been
unfortunate and is too poor to pay
anything, and will convince me of
that fact, will send nim back home
happier than he came.
In conclusions: One word to my
good friends and customers who have
staid with me SO long "through thick
and thin" | appreciate your friend
ship, and your trade. My doors are
open--and if need be l will raise the
windows. My stock is complete
Come i'll, Ashland receive.
Wishing A Merry Christmas to oil.
[ am, yours,
W. ET- MEcFall.
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Sheriff S Sale.
State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs.

Jane Crenshaw Plaintiff,
against
David Hendricks ct al. Defendants.
obedience to II Decretal Order made
l. by the Hon. L ID. Mithcrspoon, Presid-
ing Judge, on the 9th of June, 1888, as
Sheriff of Pickcns County, | will sell to
the highest bidder, before the Court House
door on the first Monday in January, 1885,
the following TRACT OF LA>D, to wit
All of that TRACT OF LAND, lying il.
said county and State, on waters Of Shoal
Creek, adjoining lands Of Jesse Crcnshuw,
John Looper c. w. Bowen and others
containing One Hundred and Fffty-Scycn
and Onc-lIalf Acres, more or less.
TERMS-Onc- half cash, the remainder
in one year, with interest, secured by a
mortgage of the premises.
- II. AZ RICHEY, $40.
dec 10, 1885 II
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guoklen,s Arnioa salve,::

The Best Salve in the world <for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Tettes, Chapped Hands, Chi1blains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ycures Piles, or no pay required. II is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by DR.. G.. w. Earle.
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Sc SETS OF TEETH
WHILE PATIENT IS WAITING.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted WITH.
OUT PLATES, or by any known process,
including Plates Of Gold, Continuous Gum,
Rubber and Celluloid. All work at lowest
possible prices.
Teeth Extracted Positively without Pain
by use of NITROUS OXIDE or LAUGH.
ING GAS.
DIR. W. u. NORWOOD, DENTIST.
CpprcE: MAM ST., GHEREvnLH, &C,
sept 10, 1855 ... 50 #,