The Mineral argus., 1886-05-13
LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.

LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.
shorty" has gone.
A blind lead-a oneeyed horse.
Striking il rich in the Orc Cache.
Another fall Of purity-snow fall.
C.. Mcnamara will be home Monday
night.
The Fl. Maginnis troops were paid off
yesterday.
Louis Belanger left Tuesday for w. 5.
Springs and Helena.
Mrs. Storms, sister of Mrs. J. II. Wolfe,
has returned to her home in Wisconsin.
Vine. Gies is making preparations to
open a restaurant in his building on Main
street.
Charley Chamberlain has qui, the June
ton line and will start for Colorado in
few days.
\. I. Dinsmore received fine line %;
clothing and gents furnishing goods first of
the week.
III. Davis, Superintendent of the Billings,
bentoH a hiiisH Sti-t iiilt, WIZ III Town
last week.
May-day passed without n quecn.--Ex.
We had queen but the other fellow held
two kings.
Nothing but Standard Goods sold AT
G. i;oissonneault's.
Frank and Charley Culver and William
Bembard left Maiden last week for the
upper country.
GIRI. WANTEp-At once. mt l.. Eelangcrs.
to perform general house work. Apply ut
Belanger's store, Maiden.
e. Boissonneault, dealer in general mer-
chandise. Maiden, will meet all competition
in prices. Call and see him.
Miles Ci'y boasts of II KNIGHTS of Labor
lodge. II was probably organized 10y the
FOUNDERS To work" the town.
Mr. a Mrs. Groesbeck returned from Ben
ton last Friday and have gone to house
keeping at the head OF Main street.
j. ID. Weatherwax, Of iogo, visited Mai
den this week. He reports miains matters
in that camp in Il hopeiul condition.
A nice Selection OF Fancy Groceries just
received Mt e. Boissunneaut's.
{. T.. Conrad j. the lowest bidder corn
and oats at Buford and Poplar creek, and
the lowest on oats Isl 500 AT Masinnis.
Chas. Bossonneallt RENE ''rrei the
printers when he received his oranges this
week. A dozen raw" make a fine present.
Billy Parisot came mp from Spring crock,
Saturday. lie is in charge of MIR. Leary's
ranch during the latters absence in the
states.
Ira Knapp has moved his family onto
his ranch below Andersonville, where be win
engage in the dairy business and stock
raising
That rich, free milling ore is now being
mined in the lowest levels OF the Orc Cache
is the hest evidence If permanency oi the
mineral deposit.
Ladies should remember that the Ladies'
Bazaar is closing out nj Cosr, aud bargains
never before equalled in this section of Mon
tana can be had by calling early.
A petrified cork has been found in Italy.
In Montana we have petriled snakes. Pet
rified whisky is yet tn he found. We have
some that il pretty hard.
McDonald's freight teams pulled into
town Monday, loaded with merchandise.
They return to junction loaded with con-
ccntraics from the Maginns mill.
The wool-growers' harvest il in fall blast
excellent despite the cold wave. Ma, Ma,
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Oranges, Lemons and Apples at
g. Boissonneaults
IL. VI. Cassin. brother Of Mrs. W. II. Bar
CESS. arrived in town first Of the week from
Iowa. ilebrolight in II band oiyoung stock
which now in the vicinity of Spring
creek.
There are five Iaidea,tes placer mining
in Alpine gulch. \ good pay streak has
been found that pans well, and the miners
are confident will pay handsomely when
slucrd.
Another new invoice oi hats jus, received
at the Ladies' Bazaar. CaIl and make a
selection or send in your orders at once
Tobc closed out AT the low prices that other
goods are being sold.
Frank Martin and Joseph Mason, having
received the contract Ia move the Day
House from Rec,isfort To Lewistown.
left Maiden, Monday morning. equipped
with facilities for accomplishing The wor',
\ writer in Alaska. speaking Of the char
acteristics of the Indians oi that r. ,.su
among other things says that the only dis
grace OF wrong connected with stealth. Il in