The Mineral argus., 1886-07-01

lrofi a revoiv-r ia The hands of "A r,ckl...
'i"ii dual struck doe Johnson's hons.
Mondnr. y word to the wise. etc.
The professional card Of Frank y. sn;,I,
: Oh '"t'"n"ood, will be found in another
column. Mr.. Smith is located in he Judith
BASIN To stay, and practice his profession.
Parties having legal business will d, well to
give him trial.
This mornings train brouyb, Nr rr.,l
;. Billings, "a cousin of Messrs H,;,., g.
innings ana ms friend Geo. Il. Dewson.
""'' oil Boston. They are engaged as wool
growers in Central Kansas, and will s,.,d
lew days looking over this portion of
Montana.--s:azette
j. &. lsaaci returned last eyepin, from, m,
engineering trip to the Musselshel. Wh:Ie
crossing that river the party got into "A
hole that had recently been washed ont I,
the bottom of the river. aud had to swim
Tor their lives. Mr.. Isaaci SWAIN osbnr,
with his level but lost IA valuable cotnpass.
Gazette.
Chns. Drosch, after making an extensive
TRIP through the surrounding country, in
Gliding a visit To Great Falls and Helena.
returned first of the week. lie was favor |
ably Impressed with Great Falls and IL |
confident that il viii Dr. one of Montana's |
best towns. His trip, ~ regards business |
was quite satisfactory.
Ives Handel. the popular merchants Of |
the lower Musselshell valley located at the
river crossing of the junction City and
Maiden stage route, both young men. arr.
working up n good and sure business i,y
close attention to their patrons wants.
They carry complete stock Of general
merchandise, and sell at bottom figures.
See advertisement on this page.
VIM. Sc"uriied. who since $50 has been
frcighting between Custer station and
various Wyoming points, j. now rngngedin
the same vocation bctwecn Custer and Mai
dcn Three uf his seven-yoke bull train.
arrived n She post Monday loaded for ,
Hr'"iwater, NcNainarn n Co.. and left
- ster'iny morning with nineteen and one.
han t"ns-3a, ouopound.- of Florence ore.
destined for the Omaha reduction works.
Nr. Ingram returned from the Judith
country hast evening, and reports most of ,
he wool in that section will come this way.
'ie lett AT once for Choteau and Dupuyer. ;.
-ihN'r Press. Most of the wool in the
Judith country will go 10 Judith Landing.
There wool buyers will lie found and unc.
Ilaiie'i storage facilities eau he obtaned ;.
Wool growers can get Benton rates ON al :
heir supplies.
Il T. : 4
var horse, and +. T.. Smith OF Cotton "
'""d, both promising young ATTORNEYS. o.,
made us call yesterday. Mr. Sanders "
anne directly from the Custer battle ground ~
ii"ie ne went to viuw the hist oric field and sn
ear the story of the dreadful tragedy from Al
he lips Of Chief Gaul. The young gcntl.- I,,
zen dop"ried yesterday afternoon for the vi
"ii'e al tncle james Fergus. 4,
1t may not he generally known that for
'he weeks past Mr.. Frank Whitney. of the ~
rm OF Server d Whitney. freighters and -
'r"ircrfs OF junction tity, has been Sc 4.
ously IL. His friends here will rejoice tn VI.
arm that lac H. around again though a 20
tie short ia weight, having los, about Fe
lirty pounds oi supertiuuus flesh. lie "
III Possesses his superior snoring ~
inlitir., however aad viii entertain the ~,
ternational hotel dodgers suine nght dur "a,
: the present summer ?
The Historical Society of Montano has hi
'eived u fine painting Of the Battle oi Biz Of
Die. presented by General John Gibhon. sli
10 conducted the campaign 80 Calamity pri
thai occasion. The sketch was made
Hon. Granville stuart and the paintinr
she baltic scene was by Lieut.. &. l.
'rien, 9Th l. :. lniantry.-Ex. Mr. ,,,.
iart made his sketch short time after .x,
> battle, with no other iaciitio, bat n pu,
ii pencil! and "a piece Of lclal cap.
cabin owned by Murray 4 O'Brien. To-
et on upper Main street, next to the
ting rink, and occupied by Joseph Black >ho
baehIng quarters, caught lire Monday thu
ming, ~ about G::,o. and was purtiolIv Pan
suiaed before eN,inguishmcnt The fire be- ,
'iiated from a red hot stove during n srt I
4 absence OF Mr.. Black. Joe lost his
ding and a bran new pair of shoes. NJ -.
france. The pail brigade did excellent 9.
rution. wv
'ih' Oh the guests al the Springs have
Covered that by adding little pepper
salt To the water of one of IN. sptiur. =, 10
ne park when il IL fresh and hot. that Jiyi
mixes iirst-class chicken soup. Nearly to b
y ON" ia town has sampled the SOM with
made and pronounce thu havnrperirct 80,
lishandman. Thc Association Lotal
At improve its table 10y drawing on
spring. The hoarlrrs would certainly
illins ia furnish the pepper and SAT-.
!ust barely possible there may be a
chicken in that spring >,
rcy hennett is taking II briof holiday v"rio
home folks and friends coniin.thrnurl . .'.'''
the judith by stage and rail. Hepnr,. Ice, ,
ant from tho hcaglcr county r,,,,a- toun
rneraily eneourag ing, except the "moist
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