The Mineral argus., 1885-01-15
LOCAL NEWS

Thos. Kerr is taking out some sine
ore from the Silver Star lode.
Cow girls" are becoming quite man,
erous in the southern country.
W. II. Watson and daughter, Of Big
Casino, visited Maiden, Tuesday last.
several teams are blisily engaged
hauling wood for the Maginnis MIL.
Knit and Woven woolen scarfs ut n.
Il. Dinsmore's, une-tbird of former
price. Call early.
A letter received from VIII Kennedy
mentions his safe arrival ut Cashier, on
BELT creek.
J. Holzemer, the popular caterer OF
wet groceries, at Recdsfor., called on
Maiden last week.
The many friends of Mrs. JOSEPH
Mason will be pleased to learn Of her
rapid recovery from illness.
Boots and shoes cheaper than the
cheapest at y. L. Dinsmorc's o. =. G.
o. ID. clothing store.
Helena viii have ''gen,iemcn's
club" on the eastern style. 4 good
hickory club, most any style. Wi. do for
home use.
Joseph Wolfe, the popular landlord
Of the Post Hotel, was in town Tues
day, and made a pleasant call 1T the
AEors Office.
Blanket and Canvas Ovcrcoats. low
down. ut ~ +. Dinsmorc'-, the .. !.
G. -. ID. clothing .i"use. corner Main :,
Montana St>.
\ man from TT. Maginns was kicked
10y his horse. sunday last. receiving II
painful though not serious wound.
The horse was sober.
William Wilson and Ed. Knipc, hav-
ing struck he! rock ~ Maiden sulch
some time ago. are NOW drifting on the
pay streak, with. we understand. very
satisfactory results.
The Iello. lone county counmls>iou-
,r- passed II resolution on the 7th Inst.
g., correspond With Mcaghcr county
commissioners and +. &. Power re-.
car!ing the construction Of bridge
acr"~. the N.sse,shell river at Lavina.
G,i! counties si.ould hui!l j bridge ut
the Mu--clshrll =. g. crossing, at
mutual expense.
Iin.morc still has IA Gne line Of
blankets to select from which he i sell
ing III bedrock prices.
The following blowout, from the
Minneapolis Tribune If the 10Th inst.
though not ovcrburdcneG with vcrasity
will prove interesting local news: The
new smclter in the Maiden mining dis
t'ict Is just completed. and the trial
run resulted satisfactorily. The Smclt-
ing company are now building II large
roaSter. upon the completion Of which
active operations will begin.
The Herald announces ihe death Of
:. X. Swcndeman, of Helena, on We'd !
ne.day, tie stn inst The deceased
was the partner Of Mr.. David liilger
the Dog creek wpol-grower. who will
learn with deep regret Of lis sudden
demise. The Herald in speaking Of
the deceased SAYS: Mr.. Swenleman. f
well known here for a number OF years.
was veteran in Briulley's battery Of
Ohio volunteers during the rebellion, !
in which hc received wound that
finally caused his death"
suits made to order, n full line Of
samples To select from, mt \. T. bins F
inores.
long-hairGd, wiLi-eycd, Oscar Wild |
i>li, tenderfO0tcd dude telegraphed u /
column Of slush To the Minneapolis /
Tribune about the shooting scrape ut
Miles City. lie depicts the dcsperadoes 1
running things their own way, while |
officers Of the law dare not breathe: has /
the editor Of the Journal in danger of |
death for appealing through his paper |
for law and order, and foolishly init
mates that these hgh-hanlcd outlaws
are big cattle raiscrs VII, delight in /
hanging and shooting their small rivals.
Had he TELEGRAPH that the Fiji can
nlbals were eating up the town he
would have told about as near the !,