The Mineral argus., 1885-11-12
LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.

:, LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.
Z. 4. Mars:oi. the Jeweler.
Elai'As oil at Groesbeck & Poland's.
The skating rink floor is being turned.
For feather pillows go to II. ". Hig-
ley's.
Black and white jctted lace. at Ladies'
Bazaar.
saxony and Germantown yarn at II. W..
Hisleys.
Ladies' skirts, underwear and hoods. at
II. W. Higley's.
Choice collection of Flannel suitings at
II. W. Higleys.
Beautiful white and colored bed spreads,
atH. W. Higleys.
Just received-a new invoice of goods ut
n. T. Dinsmorc's.
Z DO to Drosch, boot and shoemaker. for
ladies' fine lace shoes.
Elegant heavy quilts 1T y. r. Dinsmore's.
Call and examine Them.
Wool boots and overshocs. Mt Dins-
rnore's, the o. T. 20. D.
Ostrich tips. birds wings and fancy
feathers. ut Ladies' Bazar.
A. Hash. the r,istling COW man from BULL
creek was in town yesterday.
Bear in mind that the Ladies' Bazaar make
u speciality of fine dress making.
Potatoes and oats taken in exchange for
goods ut Groesbeck 4 Poland's.
Potatoes and oats taken in exchange for
goods ut Groesbeck n PolanTs.
Gold and silver tinscl soaring and nov
city ribbons, at Ladies' Bazaar.
George W. Sample and family have
moved into town for the winter.
All the employees of the skookum COM
pany were paid off first OF the week.
earned California fruits. the very best
put ny. at fruit store next I" Postofiice.
60 and see that magnificent carpet trunk,
at Dnsmores. A fine wardrobe for ladies'
use.
President Cleveland has declared war on
turkey. IIostlities will begin on the 10Th
inst.
Joseph Wolfe. the Dclmonico restaurant
man. will orcupy his rev building about
Nov. 2oti.
The Spotted Horse arastras are neng put
in shape tor another run on ore taken from
the lead.
Mrs. Marston and daughter Nellie, re-
Gently If Lewiston, have taken up their
abode in Maiden.
The only place to buy boots and shoes,
is at Dinsmore's as ne has the largest and
best assorted stock.
Hats, bonncis, fascina,ors, ladies and
childrens' hoods, right from New York. at
Ladies' Bazaar.
Ladies' Cloaks. latest style OF the season.
ladies American and French Jerseys. at
Belangers store. I
Fur caps for ladies and gentlemen. Shout
der capes. cuffs and mulls in seal and
mink, at BelanSer's store. I
Fred Orschel. of Miles City. is in town.
He is looking after the interests of several
mining claims in this district.
Hats. bonnets, fascinators. hoods. nubia.,
: gloves. mtis. hose and lcsgins, for ladies'
and children, at Belanger's store. I
Duck coats--sheep lined, beaver collar
and cuffs; keeps out the rain, wind and
cold. For sale at n. T. Dinsmore's.
l.. Belanger expects to occupy his new
store building the latter part of the month.
1t will be the finest in Eastern Montana.
Plain and brocade velvet in all shades,
black silk, Irish poplin. Henrietta cloth
for ladies' dresses, at Belanger's store. I
Yak lace, Egyptian wooden and Oriental
gold and silver hercule IN see-saw braid, in
all colors. for dress trimming at Belanger's
store. I
Knitting yarns of all kinds and colors.
flannels, ladie, suitings. German trico;,
and la,iy's cloth, at very low prices at
Belangers store. I
Chandler * Chamberlain, the Deer creek
wool growers. were in town first OF the
week. These gentlemen report sheep in
most excellent condition u encounter the
coming winter.
Ed. LathTop rallied off his fine saddle
horse, Saturday evening. Thirty tickets
were sold at live dollars each. W. Wocasek,
Maiden butcher. threw the lucky number
that took the magnificent charger.
Saranac Lined Gloves and Mitts, ut n. r.
Dinsinore's.
. For German socks and dull finished
Goodyear Arc.ics. 20 to II. W. Higieys,