The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-12
LOCAL n VS.

James Coney. who met with an
acciden, while cutting wood, is doing
we'll.
Our photographer. William Culver,
is turning out some excellent photo
graphs Eow-a-lays.
y. I. Dinsnorn makes suits to order.
J and guarantees Il iii.
Ore now being mined from the Silver
Tip lode. Cone Butte district. ASSAYS
$50 ounces per ton.
The Maiden smcl,.r is now in full
Observation-Disclosures journal. Go away
from home Ia learn the news.
Neihart is to have II mill, built by
the Hudson Mining company. The
machinery is now ut Townsend.
Bang Up" The boss boot for
miners. At y. I. Dinsmorc's.
We acknowledge the rerelphs Of the
annual report or the Territorial Audi
structon.
4 resident of Maiden was relieved of
tape worm fifty feet long, ON Sunday
last. DIR. RlNn was the attending
physician.
The Maginnis Mining company have
contracted for about twelve hundred
cords of wood, and a number of men
and teams are busy filing contracts.
Several copies Of the pamphlets pub
l,hed by authority of the New Orleans
Exposition Commissioners for Mon
tana, have been received at this Office.
For TRUNKS and Ialccs, call ON \. I.
Mnsmore and buy one at Bed Rock
Prices.
The delightful chinook that prevailed
in this section for several days has
given way 10 rigorous Minnesota
.sephyr, aud range steers are humping
" their back up again.
q. Il. Norris. Of Judith Landing, spent
"a couple Of day. in Maiden. this week.
He Reports but very little snow in that
S>,t.ou. lie is somewhat e!a.ed over
,nr prospects 90: the reservation being
"p, n.:! u settlement
Isn't it abnu, time that some mild ,
eyed pcisoniii,ati"n of purity was
editor about the beautiful snow
As we have seen none such in our ex-
changes: for II starter. wei! donate
half column.
! Lined and unlinoi Gloves and Nit
tens, Wool. Gotten and Isle Thread /
Stockings, at \. L. D.nsmore's.
Mr. 4 .lr-. Jos. Parr. Of Overland,
have lost three boys. aged IL, / and |
four years. from dipi;heria, in the last !
1.-TWO weeks. The disease was of the
1m">t malignant form. The hcreaycd |
parenis have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Dir. Day. dentist, OF Cleveland. Ohio.
who ta- been engages! professionally at
Fort Naginni-, FOR the past ten days.
iinIs il necessary, owing ia demand for
his services. IL remain until Thursday
evening, 18th inst Allpcrsons wishing
his services will do well to ca,. on him.
rs he comes very highly recommended.
Constable James Washburn returned
SUNDAY from White sulphur Springs,
where he went with three Chinese
itnndrymcn, WHO refused to pay their
county license. They were anxious Ia
pay it after reaching the Springs. but
the cost. had accumulated beyond their
ce!estn! ability to liquidatc. Joe says
II takee d--n foo,e advice"
White and Fancy Dress Shirts. Nohby
Neck Ties. silk Handkerchief, and
k-uspenlers. at y. 7. Dinsnlore's One
Price &. o. ID.
NJ +. Byrnes x Co. proprietOrs of the
Maiden Meat Market, hereafter intend I
To keep n complete assortment of the
best meats to he had, rs we'll rs all
other articles usually kept in first
class market. These gentlemen have
ordered machinery for the manufacture
Of boogn!. etc. Their new advertise
men; appears in this issue.