The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-21

surhncs house of j. G. shby, Of Helena,
arrived in Maiden Saturday last. &C.
Ray, formerly connected with Il Town
send firm, but now with Ashby Il Cos
agricultural implement house, is max
ing the rounds with him.
Dins new goods have arrived
| and now is your time to get ali extra
fine suit at a most reasonable price.
Barney Trainor has again sold his
butcher shop interest here and taken
his departure for Helena. MrOLaugh-
lin will carry on the business. Barney
has been offered fat contract in con-
nsctiOn with A. NJ. Fsler's sampling
and reduction operations at Helena.
Merino and Balbriggan Undcrware at
n. 7. DinsmOres.
Just below Andersonville some wag
has hung up large sized doll. bearing
the inscription: Cow Boys All others
take warning. Turn out everybody"
On one leg of the saw-dust kid is tied
a rusty spur, making it comical sight.
1t is only Josh" and has no other
significance.
The details of the foot race between
Frank Mills Of Maiden and Patrick
Smith, Of Fl. Maginnis, were arranged
yesterday. The race will occur short
distance below Fl. Maginnis, next Sun
day, the 24th inst, nj 2 p. NJ. Stake,
$2i0. O0-Sl2O.OO a side. Considerable
money is already up on the result.
The total amount realized from the
dance given i'm aid of the band was
s141OO. A. NJ. Esler's contribution Of
5000 swells the amount to Sl61.OO
The actual cash expenditure We s27 %
leaving balance above all expenses Of
S134.55. The instruments are all paid
for and other Indebtedness liquidated,
with considerable sum yet remaining
in the treasury.
Burt's Low Quarter shoes at y. r..
nnsmOre's.
! a Judith Landing letter contains the
following item: "1he engineer steamer
Josephine passed up at noon on the
10Th. She had on board the lumber
for the construction Of dredge boats
to be used ON the upper river. They
will be built al Benton. Why don't
your saw mill men keep their eyes
OPEN Captain Durage of the engin-
GERS, told me that had he known that
he could have gotten lumber close 10y
he would not have shipped lumber up
the river from st. Paul.
Guns and Revo!vcrs repaired at Mars
cons.
Constable Wa-hburn started for the
county-seat last saturday with Jacob
Lurux. Jacob plead not gnilty to a
charge Of drawing and handling in
threatening manner, n deadly WEAPON"
asked for and received jury trial, WAS
found guilty and fined fifty dollars and
cost. Refusing to pay the costs he was
loaded for the springs. II is to he
hoped that hi, going to Jail will teach
othe r. IA lesson about guns and gun
ming and that he will stay at the 'health
resort his full time, if not forever.
Just received, complete line Of
clothing, boots, shoes, etc, at y. L.
! Dlnsnorc's. the One Price &. o. u.
/ tlothier. corner Main and Montana
SITS, Maiden.
The real property advertised for sale
to satisfy the executions hel,. 10y Ed.
Burk, ct. al. vs.. Cyrus Eaton ct. al.
and VIM. ;. Wetzel vs.. Z. J. Gessner,
ct al, wa knocked down to the high
est bidder on the li,h inst. J. Hole
mer, of Reedsiort, was the purchaser
Of the two lots above postoiiice paying
therefor sl955O. The lot at head of
Main street was sold to f.. l.. Poland,
for $500.
| While modern journalism partakes
! more or less OF the sensational, our
daily papers often clarifying crime and
| hiding its hideorlsness by graphic and
romantic recital, which throws halo
about it that tends Ia dcmoralize soci-
ETY., a total absence of these elements
in the columns Of the 1t. Paul Daily
Globe. renders it just the kind OF n
| family Journal most desirable for the
household. 1t should be read by all
There is considerable complaint being
made by parties who pass over the