The Mineral argus., 1885-10-29
A0CAL NEWS NUGGETS.

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AOcAL NEWS NUGGETS.
Slight NOW fall Monday night.
L. 7. arston. the Jeweler.
The 4 Itch went through in hurry.
! II. }. Brother returned from Helens
Tuesday evening.
John B. stet.on 4 Co.'S hats ut Dins.
i more's.
The SkOOkum mill is running 10 its full
capacity-twenty stamps.
Black and white jetted lace at Ladies'
Bazaar.
be framework Of Il. T. Marston's new
ing on Montana street, is up.
The ncatest, nattiest and nobbiest suits
n ever brought to Maiden. at Dinsmore's.
Leave or!ers for picture frames at Groes-
beck Il Poland's.
The Palace restaurant will serve u Chick Ell
7 dinner next Sunday.
ALPINE spicking up. Scarcely an empty
building in that burg.
Celebrated Waukenpl,ast shoes at the
One Price clothing store
I Notice elsewhere "a call for q meeting of
the Lower judith Wool-Growers' Associa-
ton.
Ostrich tips, birds wings aud fancy
feathers, at Ladies' llazar
Gee X. Joe. the laundryinsn. has moved
onto Montana street opposite the ARGUS
! Office.
II Arctic oversiioes. cheaper than than the
espest, ut n. T. Dinsinores.
Y Fresh white fish. salmon trout, frogs
legs and chicken. served to order, ut the
Delmonico Restaurant. Go and get square
meal.
] Warm meals p.Ocurable at the Palace
Restaurant any hour day or night.
Y The Maiden school is moving along sat.
isiaciorily under Mr.. Mclaughlin. The
number in attendance is larger than ever
before.
Remember that the Palace restaurant
serves a chicken dinner every Sunday.
The skookum mill shipped two bars Of
bullion last week. their first cleanup. We
are informed its value was SI,7OO.
Gold and 81 liver tinsel, soaring and nov
city ribbons, at Ladies' Bazaar.
Chas. Culver, brother of William and
FRANK Culver. arrived in Maiden Monday
levening. from Puget Sound. lie will 81 end
mte winter here
uil line of dry goods just received at IL.
~. HigIey's.
steam pump is being put into the
Xweii nj ut the skookum mill, on Ford's
leIeek. This will supply the mill with all
''"e water necessary Tor operating PURPOSES.
Ladies' skirts. underwear and hoods, al
II. W. Higley's. /.
~ 1. Dinsinore has been confined to the
bed tor several days with an attack OF the
l'eurisy Mr.. ID. has the sympathy OF u
host OF friends.
FOR feather pillows 80 to ii. W. Hig-
ley's.
On and after November LIST, cxprcssape
pa the Maiden and Junction stage line
ION the railroad here will be reduced to ,
fSe CENTS per pound.
New goods. Just arrived. at the Ladies'
tazar. =
Z. 3. Fell, of the ARGUS. left on Monday
t'orhing Junction coach for the railroad !,
meet his wife and child who have been
.nding the summer in Minnesota.
what's. bonnets. fascinators, ladies' and
fhidrens hoods, right from New York. at v
ladies Bazaar. . G
small party Of Maidenitcs went to =
fewistown and Go ttonwo od SUNDAY for a I
piggy ride and to see how the band BOYS q
fqu't'sd themselves away from home. Il
No to z. Drosch, Boot and Shoemaker. :,
Haiden, tor ladies fine shoes and boots. = ii
Mrs. Joseph Wolfe and child, accompn- u
sei by Mrs. John Storm, sister vi Mrs. W.. fe
y Menoinonee, Wis. arrived ON Tuesdays G.
hiicti"n coach. Mrs. Storm will spend Tia. b
sinter with her sister, IN Maiden. IT
rahcy halr pms, French flowers, tinsii a,
hooon Tor evening wear, al Belanser's Elm. \,
lOriuin. ~
see advertisement OF X. McEwing Shaw, VI
pain and ornamental pIasterer, in our local "
page MIR. Shaw 10 a irst class workman. ~
isrties wanting anything done in his line b.
ssould not tail to give him. trial. MI