The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07

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Miss Emily Day was chosen Queen Of
the May. The little lady bore the
honors with apparent delight.
( Postmaster Beck is in receipt of the
blank form of bonds that the govern
ment requires him to ill out and secure
bon!smen in the sum of 5000. pre-
paratofy 10 assuming the additional
duties Of a money order Office, to take
elect July 1st. The change vii, be
most welcome to business men.
Go and see those lovely liats and
Flowers in Mrs. Rawn's window.
c. c. Lane, known to Il number of
Maidenites and throughout the Yellow
stone valley as "Neil Lane" was shot
and killed, in Bozeman, on Friday.
April 9th, by Fred. Z. Johnson, his
former partner. lanes wife was the
cause. At the creation of Yellowstone
county Lane was II candidate for the
democratic nomination for sheriff.
The proprietor of the Miners Club
Room, Chas. Wellman, introduces
himself to our readers by business
card appearing in this issue. lie pro-
poses to keep a first-class house and
handle strictly superior brands Of
liquors and cigars. 1t can be depended
on that Charles has just what his ad-
vertis" announces. Give him a
call.
&. Ray left Monday for Helena TO
take charge of work ON the various
properties bonded by a. VI. Esler. Mr..
Ray has been here in the employ Of
the MAg,inis Mining company, rs fore
man, for the past two years, and proven
himself a thorough miner. We regret
to lose II man Of his stripe from our
camp.
Just Arrived a large variety of
Chenille silk and Tinscl Flowers. Baby
Caps, Ribbons, Hats and Bonnets at
Mrs. Rawns, in Star Drug Store build !
Ing, east Montana 1t.
Burt's Low Quarter Shoes at y. Il. |
Dinsmore's.
VIM. I. Mcfarland, l.. ). deputy
mineral surveyor, returned from
Helena on Saturday last, bringing with |
him an embryo land Office. having |
made complete ais,rac, Of all the land |
Office records and iifty-three township
maps iii this immediate vicinity. as fol-
lows: Townships Il, III. IL, Is and 10.
north range from Ii east, ii, far east as
the surveys extend; and township 20
and II north ranges Is and ~ east,
This will he quite nm accommodation
to settlers, as weekly additions of all
records made will be added to those
now in his hands
The spring advertisement of the
Northern Pacific railroad appears in
this issue, giving all information desired
As 10 states territories, cities and towns
through which thi. road passes. Fee is
a believer in the power Of printers ink q,
As the various papers published in the
tributary to the road show. As .
the result no railroad in America is t
better known by the reading public.
and that II is fast becoming the most
popular trans-continental route is
ovinced 10y its rapidly increasing pass
'nger traffic. For full information.
'atcs, etc, address G. :. Fee. general
passenger agent, st. Paul, MINI.
DIrD--At her residence. Grass Range.
'icagher county. VI. T.. April 18th. -.
.Iepzihak Tyler, wife Of Daniel b.
Tyler, in her G1 year.
just received, complete line of
'lothing, boots, shoes, etc, ut y. +.
)insnlores, the One Price &. q. ID.
)lothier. corner Main and Montana
It's. Maiden. {
Barney Trainor, the old time butcher
# Maiden. after an absence of "a few
weeks. during which time he was visit Y
NJ relatives in Canada. is again on
eek. with n meat market, having pur-
hascd B. +. Byrncs intcrcs, in the firm
f Byrnes 4 Oi-ougllin. The new firm :
iill carry on the business under the
anne Of Trainor * VLoughlin. Mr..
LoiighlIn makes no prctsntions to
eing II butcher, hut Barney is an old .
lager and knows Just how Ia cut. saw 3
nd cleavc meat to the queens taste. Il
We wish the butchers success but will
OF overlook praying for a tender piece
ow and then. See their cuisines. ca ri
n first page.
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