The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-14

stone foundation under his furniture
store on Montana street.
Mrs. X. +. Craddock arrived home
from her visit at Martinsdae and Ms
souri, valley, on last Friday evening.
II you want cradle for your baby
go 20 Bclanger's. He says he will war
rant no baby VIII cray that is rocked
in them.
Hon. Granville Stuart returned last
Sunday from trip down on the Mus
selshei. He reports stock looking well
ia that region.
Charley Ball, George Grocsbeck and
Thomas Satter (members of the oriSi- !
nal Maiden string band) were at Wicles
when last heard from.
Albert Beason. who !roze his feet las.
winter is now ut Barrows hotel, Ubet.
As soon as he is able to get around 1t
is his intention to go to Chicago and
get fitted for artificial feet.
Hold the forl., the knives coming
spoons on the way;
Smash thu dishes on tire table
Hey; What do .ou say LIZ.
Whitney's bull teams arrived in
Maiden first of the week from Junction.
loaded with 10000 HIS. of freight for
l.. Belanger, consisting of groceries,
dry goods, furniture, etc. This is only
small portion of the immense stock
en- route from the east
A gentleman now in towlSis looking
for one or two men ID work on IA sheep
ranch but finds it pretty hard 10 get
them. There seems To he several men
about town doing nothing who might
with propriety so out and earn ie"
dollars Press. Here, too
A. J. McGuirc, an old Maidenite,
came in town from Marysvil!e, last
week. lie expects to remain here
several days before returning. 1t is
barely possible that he may return
here with his family il he does not
dispose ofhis property at good advan-
tage.
{. J. Mcnamara returned from the
east last Sunday, looking hale and
hearty. He has an immense stock Of
goods on the road; 10000 HIS. arrived
last saturday, while Buford's teams
are on the road with 100000 lbs. Nc
SAYS we don't know anything about
hard times in Montana.
The several bull teams of Whitney,
the frcighter, occupying n they did,
the streets of Maiden, Sunday and
Monday, were II sight to make old
timers smile. The whole train con
sisted of eighteen wagons and thirty
bulls They were photographed before
leaving camp. hy our local artist W m.
Culver.
Chas. Pile. one oI the employees OF
Walker saw mill on Rock creek, was
unfortunate enough to Lave his hand
caught ia the planning machine last
woel-. crusbi;g the index, middle and
thiid finger of the right hand, necessi
ta,ing ampuia,ion. Df. Hanson per
formed the operation, taking tie index
finger OIL at the kndcklo and the other
two ut second Joint.
Mr.. l.. W. Peck reports that Montana
wool l. in high favor in the eastern
markets. and that several agents %
commission houses will he in the ter
r;tory this season soliciting consign
ments.-River Press Take your MOO
to judith Landing for market or stor
age. Bc-t sioras {, ,clI.ties IN Montana
There will be agents on hand to pun
chase y,Jr clip.
George skinner wa- attacked recent,
, hy two mountain lions, in the Juditl
L4oun.ains. ani had "a rarr9w escape
lie gave ID. lions lo-scss:on q, hii
tent.-Cuui.c: Y,s; when last hearc
from the m. H. acre still "tcnting on rh'
old camp ground" Who i peore'
{ Skinner? In what part "t the Jud'tt
mountains did this occur? We call 70
- bill of particulars.
/ E.P. Chandler. the Dog creek wool
grower. wa IN town Monday. IL
reports the lanbing season progEe>sin.
satisfactory. The increase VII be large
The ewes are fat and have an abund
.ncc # milk, which insures strong
? healthy lambs. The weather has hee'