The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-23
LOCAL N EWS.

made tis u pleasant call yesterday
Adam was not dispeptic.-Ex. Who
cares Adam whether he was or not.
For a l. meal, go the Chequamegon
restaurant, Montana street, foot OF
Main.
Mr.. Mel. J. Keith is expected to
arrive on to-morrow's Tibet coach,
from Benton.
THIS week we publish the express and
trav, Ing rates Of the stage lines termi-
natiH, acre.
Z The Missouri river is now clear Of
ice. Boats will soon reach the head
of navigation.
Guns and Revolvers repaired at
Marston's.
Joseph Belanger, Of Quebec, Canada,
a nephew Of l.. Belanger, will spend
the summer with his uncle.
II. =. Chandler, Of Deer creek, was
in Maiden yesterday. He says there is
very little snow north Of the range.
The boarding house up at the Magin-
mis- mill will he re-opened to-day under
the management Of Craddock 4 La
throp.
Fine Watch and Clock repairing done
at 4. r. Marstons.
The Masinnis Mining Company are
now working three eight hour shifts in
= the Montana and ORC Cache mines, and
taking ont more ore than the mill
can handle.
a petition i, being circulated in
Billings asking for the pardon Of Lump,
the man who shot Muecins Taylor.
The fellow is II chunhp who will sign for
Che pardon Of Lump.
Ladies and Chlldren's Silk Mitts, at
Mrs. Dunton's, head Of Main street.
The most serviceablc Boot for ranch
work, is the "Plowmans Pride" at n.
4. DinsmOre's.
At the meeting Of stockholders Of the
Maiden Reduction Company. held last
Monday, no business Of importance was
transacted, there being but Il small rep.
resention of stock in attendance.
Ii. J. Brooks executive mansion
in which he regns as governor of the
bad lands, has just been artisticall,
painted by j. W. Kelly, of Lewisiown
and presents the finest appearance o.
any private residence in this county.
jeff Howell returned to the Spring'
on Wednesdays coach, leaving Specia
Deputy Wash Kelly to attend to the
Collar sale. Probabilities are the sal'
will be postponed. though we are no
able, up to the time Of going to press
to give reliable information.
The prospecting season will sooI
commence, and those who have to bu,
Bedding for camping out, will find tn
Best assortment of Blankets and Quilt
vt n. L. Dnsmore's.
Ladies' and Children's Ncckwear, a
Mrs. Dunton's, head of Main street.
II. A. Rediker, OF Lewistown, Gale,
ON us first of the week. Mr.. Redike
is n newcomer on the creek, where h
intends to engage in the business O
harness and saddlcry. We believe h
has chosen good point and trust h
will met with substantial encourage
ment from the residents Of the Judit
2 Basin.
In speaking Of cattle, Gov. Brook
says the increase this year bids fair t
exceed any previous. The COWS are a
in excellent condition, thus insurin
healthy. strong calves. The pa'
winter taken Us IA whole, was the mo:
con, ,enial to stock, experienced fe
several years--the Eastern press to til
Contrary notwithstanding.
experienced cattle man says IL
recent SNOW fall will work no injury
stock. lie rather &c it snow sewers
days than rain. 1t is hoped the snn
will entirely disappear before the lam
ing season ,egins, which is onlya coup
Of weeks hence. 4 few bright da.
will make "A wonderful change in Il
appearance of ranges.
Stop in and see In. elegant Watchd
inst received. at Marsluns.