The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14
LOCAL N EWS.

Boots and Shoes at Dinsmorcs, the
One Price, G. -. -.
We learn that e. e. Snow expects to
visit Maiden during July.
Il. +. Craddock started for TIBET last
Sunday on Il business trip.
James Washbnrn is building an addi-
ton to his residence on Montana street.
John Haririck and Hugh McLough-
lin are fixing the Giles building up for
meat market.
Elsewhere find advertisement Of furn-
iture for sale, at TT. Maginnis. TO and
secure bargain.
Hats, silk Caps and Gents Furnish
ing Goods ut \. I. Din>more's.
An addition is Ia he built onto the
Maginnis mill in which to place the two
new Frue vanners.
Frank Murray left on yesterdays
coach for Wala Walla, W. r.. to he
absent several weeks.
Furnishing Goods ut your own price.
Great Reduction and G. at
Z. BoIssoENEAuLT
Joe AnG eison. (Skookum joel one Of
the first discoveries If ihi. camp. came
into town SUNDAY from the railroad.
\ frst-cla-, Singer Sewing Machine
with all attachment. for sale NJ Thomp-
,on a iligleys.
The interior OF the international
hotel looks rs pretty a. little red
wagon, To the credit of Mum n Flet-
cher, the painters.
The Maiden Meat Market building,
property Of G. Bossonneaul;. has been
improved by Strengthening up and put
ting in a new front.
Invit,tions are out for Il farewell
reception i've rendered Mr.. Il Mrs. 4.
N. Esler, tomorrow evening. A
pleasant, time il anticipated.
Silverware repaired at T.. T. Mars
tons.
:. :. Eaton and +. y. Sanders say
they are coming out Ia inspect the
Collar property about the 1t of June,
1t is thought thi, isn't the stine old
''comc."
j. b. Hitchcock, Of SAN Francisco,
arrived in Maiden on saturdays coach.
Mr.. Hitchcock will have charge of the
work of putting III stamp, for the
Maginnis mill.
California oil Tanned Buck Gloves
Hand Sewed, AT
&. BDI,~oNNEarLT'S
II. Ritter, of Mile, City, arrived IN
town last Thursday and departed Mon
day. lie expects to return in about
two weeks, and in connection with l..
Landt. start brewery.
On Sunday, May 9th, +. N. Mills OF
Maiden, and Patrick Smith, of A Co.,
TT. Magnnis, will run foot race for Il
stake of $4,000 TIE locality OF the
course has not been determined
Mr.. & Mrs \. VI. Eslor, accompanied
by Miss Johnse+.,- VII Ike their depart
.ure for Helena next Monday morning.
Mr.. e Mrs. l.. will become permanent
residents Of the capital city.
The largest assortment Of Cashmere
and blue flannel Over-sh.rts, ami Cali
fornia Underwear at y. L. Dinsmore's.
Special Deputy Sheriff Kelly is hay
ing the Florence ore Ia be sold to sat
isfy Judgment held 10y J. kemrer
against +. Sage, hauled down from the
, nine and stored in Dunton's building
The fifteen tens is valued at $1,000.
Thomas Culntu, the victim of the
mining accident mentioned las; week,
is mending rapidly. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that the sight of the right eye
escaped injury, and fair prospects Of
the ultimate recovery of the other. \
narrow and happy c,cap. for Tom.
Sidney Bro her, mine foreman, was
thrown from his horse. or rather tie
saddle turne,.. last Saturday morning,
throwing him to the ground from which
he sustained what WAS thought for
time to he serious injuries, but he is
rapidly recovering and will soon be
around IA active as ever.
The Nobbest Neck I'ies. six Hand
kcrchiots, Susc enders. Fancy stockings,
White and Fancy Dr.. shirt. collars
and CUN, ~ y. Z Blnsmurc'-.