The Mineral argus. [volume], September 20, 1883, Image 1

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JRiberal 3rgas.
man., and haisevianber 20, 1883. ce 10 Cents
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al girds.
t. TRUDELL, P.r.
oarney at Law,
opp6s lk Wineral 'Atgu (Mtice
saaks and Conva ances attended
to on dhort Itotiee.
N T. ATHEY, - LI
Netary Public,
wrra n T To
ADWATRDR, MCNAMARA & CO.,
(FORT UAGINKISN, M. T.
I'. )WINELLE.
Notary Public,
VICE AT RUSTLE, M. T.
Blanka and l onvayances tilled
md attended to in Short Notice.
l. ESI.ER,
Notary Public.
weyaneing. Legal blanks of ill
tilled out and amknowledged.
IS AT MONTAlNA ita. MAIESN. K.T. El
WATKXMA\. II. O. M4Ii IlTIRE.
ATERMAN & McINTIRE,
TORNEYS AT LAW
FT. BENTON, M. T.
ittend to all lusiner.a intrusted to
rare trout Maiden inid vicinity.
mniton A Wetherall,
lIKAER I~r N
des, Liquors & Cigars,
MEAD OF MAIN XTREFT.
FI
AIDEN, MONT.
ty Bakery.
VINCENT (;IES, Prop'r.
Bread, Pies, &o.
EVERY DAY.
t thir Went of Argius Ottice
MAIDES. M. T
y Jenkins,
BARBER!
HAIR t'lTFTI'u.
ltHAtMPNºiIt,
IIAIu I)ru.i
In the Beat tani
tIie.
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(4lve haim a eall
800S IN OOxNacN'ION
L. N. PEN*KE,
Witolenlo Wale in
es, Liquors
And pra.
URNDIswuie MARK Er
quaI 0 rI. hal owt (bleopo.
Agig a igd tasMek
ea S M. !w' as~.wa
0 Va. AtW WLWAURRK
Maiden Drug store. I
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D)R. J. N. RAWN, - Paorairoto. comj
DiALER IN
D" 9S, CHEMICALS, qC
PATarr YmnDiýIW or Au. Kixn.. Cree
Fine Toilet Soap, Fancy Hair and from
Tooth Brushes Perfunery, c. &c.
Fian Ltss or OrrAfomguy. A
Pr arme, WiSes ad Liqers, for Mossial big
and
('I(ARS AND PINE OIMADtIF OF TOBACOO C.
A sPaCIAI.TY. good
W. M. WYMAN, TI
Co,
LIQUORS and CIGARS tin
RUSTLE, MONT. , dow
To enujoy an eveniug to )our heart's bree
desire call on (thc Prof. and see F,
his slight of hand tricks gene
and listen to his ven- nud
triloquietic power. Witt
ON ROAD BETWEEN MAIDEN Ens
AND (N)LLAR MINE.
- trna
S. H. E RWIN, a
Wholosnlo Dealer in Et'"
Wines, LiquorshiI
t Afrei
CIGARS. Cit
tra
The Choicest Brands in th1e nmarkot.
oRetail Dealers will rind it to their K
advantage to give men a trial. nou
Mimneseta Ave., car. 28th It., BILUNGS, M. T. chi
ski
CHARLES DROSCH, U
- FINE -- <ila,
Boots & Shoes do
MADE TO ORDER. ril
w1'
MONTANA STREET. " . MAIDEN, M. T. 0V
-ITTI.4SL* lN 2ol% t NT12 :I ). aln
REPAlmNI'ck lkc". A. BIINI NoTIF: ye
Bt
National Exchange,
I.ANDl 'KY K iI.1l1.T'ON. l'rolp.
(CI
First.Class Bar and First-Clasa Goods af Every I>
Variety. .M
Fine Music, Vucal and Instrumcental. t
Every Evening. at
FKO)T OF MAIN ST., MAIDEN.
LOUIS LANDT, a
W'holetale and Retail It sc r in
W S.2xee, .
And Cigars.
ANH EUSER-BlttTCH BEER
ALWAYS IN STNC.'r
f
All (heals Warranted as Reperesentcil.
t-Esepe in duck the fuloii)g ICC red, of "ikic.-o
. 'dec. (I. Nlciiraaer.' ''till (revs.'' ii.! 1
Hcenry Houk."
K. I l Futiyur s Uaais Passed Over asy Bar.
Canon Saloon.
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Si POT'r & HAYDEN, Props.
*r. Maiden (*ulch, one and one-half milesa
1. from Town.
Fine line of \1 , n+." u r+ and Cigars
cm-ont..nth
LOCAL NEWS. L.
Let's organize a hook and ladder line,
Company." ulr
Oh, say ! Dan, Durkee's salkd, by the Mot
quart, at Boissonneault's. lear
C. Boisacmneault went to Spring ieti'
Creek for siding for his store-building moot
from the Big Casino Mill. and
A. M. Thimpson, after spending a We
big day chicken hunting, bagged three trip
and came home rejoicing. S
C. Boissoneault has nearly all his pie.
goods opened and on the shelves. He our
is already having a good trade. of I
The case of the Ruby Silver Mining up
Co vs. B. Dlexter, has been laid over futi
till the Spring term of Court. it t
Frank Sage says the mountain rats po
down at his ranch are so large that they
break down the corral every night. for
her
Frank Martin is in charge of our new its
general store. Frank is a genial man;
and one it is a pleasure to do business
with.
John T. Athey returned from his' tlh
Eastern trip on Saturday's coach. He SW
looks as though it agreed with him to vis
travel. Itil
John Crowley returned from the to
Fe
East last week accompanied by his lie
wife. lie will go to house-keeping at fri
his ranch on Spring Creek. thl
Louis Bel anger received a laid of
freight from the east vin Junction
City. Monday, of 1,151() ltbs. lie has
some i30,tk) ltes en route. for winter
trade.
Ben. Dexter returned from White nr
Sulpher Springs Friday morning, and
now the big buzz saw is singing its hi
cheerful ditty once more, under his Sll
skillful hand. Idi
II. P. Brooks. is now constructing C
one of the best residences in these
parts, at his ranch, about 18 miles from
ttown. C. W. (Olbertlon, of Maiden, is d
doing tin' carpenter work.
P. P. Phillips was out all day Friday, t
rustling for the feathery tribe, and
with the approach of the shades of 11
evening he returned, packing the result
of his trip, i. e. it bre ach-loading gun. t
and a ravenous appetate. I
'.. .t. lOttA l',. hLie fouund a lirgni
vein if bitnuinillous (.41.l in the Cole i
- Butte Itistrict. At present the vein is
expoed I"s feet in width, and easily
traced 1(5 eiarls. It is firt. burns ts
readily, and makes a hot fire.
t'hamnler & Chamberlain, bought oat
Churchill's sheep ranch, situated on t
DNeer creek. 12 miles north-we.t of
Maiden. list week, paying therefor iuiti i
a large figure. Mr. Churchill mays tiht r
cilt ilitgdtolvetil.1" tends to emibark it, the stns k business t
at an tearly day.
.aiid now the Ilillingaites have founldl
sotnthing to cure rittlenmake hites.
If they will find sonitthing to ntake
- graw- grew, stack wouil not have to t
run their niose into snake holes. Stiah
ii iv yeti prove 'it ,'eit factor in over
coming one of the haleful drawtacks
of their vallt' .
Spring. Friday morning for R. 'l iet
it- to witness in the ('line-,' murder
trial. it ('het, had n., le-ir.' to meet
his itiestial Irethern ill cirt. atd pet
(itchs declined to g''. and Mr. 1.. wate
ftrtet to .lhackle his bitl t" keep bins
from thing Ief.re mlninitl.
The editor of the liuiblintman in n
K. recent letter to hi- llmper. elves us the
following send-off:
1. Measrs. Fell & W'roomtan.tl proprit rs
~f the Mineral Argun. an the lay of is
tisit were setting the tinst galley lift
their itise patper. Thi- are gtnial mitt
industtrtii and hav11 sty blst wsihits
fur pr, tp. rile.
With pleasure we aicknowledigi' ti'
receipt of wedding cAnds of Mr. Will A.
_tiutherlin and Mfr. t' rn' E. SettiI".
The i "rettimy was perfornittd at ul
ens. Thursday. rcpt. twili. 1883. We
wish the associate a ditor of outr enttem
porary rSinl his esteenutil lads a longi,
happy and prowpt'rous life. Will" is,
now truly a " Husbandman."
Should .i daily mail service be estab
lished, as we believe it will, the manager
ts of the stage line between here and
Junction City. L. P. Williamson, in-.
forms us that lie intends to make it a
four horse line. Mr. W. understands our
needs and proposes to see, as far as lie:
ar' can, that we receive the full benefit of,
all improvenmetil as fast as warraitteul.
1.. '. Il ilgiamuini, iaranager us tit.
Junctien City & Andersonville stage
line, was in town this week, on his reg- T
ular quarterly business trip. He left Jame
Monday for Junction City, and will I1
leave there for his home at Independ- elect
Puce, Mo., in a few days. Mr. W. has 1
mniny friends in Maiden and vicinity, grip
and he says "feeli at home among us." N
We wish him a pleasant and profitable med
trip on his eastern journey.
Sunday afternoon Cy Eaton laid a i'
piece of coal in the window of one of picN
Nei
our saloons while he took part in it game
of pool, and at its completion picked A
up the product of Montana's soil for in a
future examination, when ite dropped it1
it quicker than an editor would his 'I
poor relation. ".l--+e ain't it hot." to I
exelaiitmd ('v. Itis friends thought lad]
for a moment that the riys of Septem- I
ter stun had ignited the moul so fine was oys
its fibre, but not so, ('y'a thumb had disc
come in contact with the business end
of humble love. Ne'
The editors of the Argus return their lad:
thank, to a subscriber for a miss of
sweet corn, the effeits of which are111'ic
visible in the hu'eved e<hitorials which I
alpoir in the same issue. We regret by
tiarit, however, that our old friends I
Fell and Vroinnae , have could down to na
living on corn. Porterhouse steak and the
fried liotaties were none too good for
them when they lived in Killings.-t t
IHeraml. lyn
"Ali, positively!"' Hw your mouths get
do water for tnet' delicious sweet corn. pu
We are glad our lot is not east in a pit
valley that ian raise nothing lnt rattle
snakes and h-I. P"rterhouse steak inE
'and fried potihtoes are coimon fodder ior
with us. Antelope on toast-life Pize, iun
stutit'l tuitthlo-with the horns off and on
sirambled elk, are sonie of the delicate
dishes that are set before us in Maiden. Pa
Come out and see s iiand get a "square." Fa
Our vegl-t shhc g trd:e, :'.( L.Woositer. o
is soiitpelled to ume giant powder to
extrait his 1 iets froin mother earth.
Ile has a iNe criip of waterielloiis. tins of
the vines grew so fast it wore the rind tr
otf titi' nitilins ihdratging them iround. Ili
tle ttiiiks that by n intering them it a:
goad cellar they will ripen and be in
tit' imarki'talili'conditionu I- spring.
His onions ari so strong it takes a yoke
of ixon to pull then, and when in town
his breath i+so .o powrful all give him a
is tide berth-its the unious of course'. I th
lihi religions 'ditor in obedience to 3,
istill divine conumand . it six days
shalt thou di nl thy work and on the la
it e ii ntie go I titshing." had quite it lit ely a'
n tinti' on uniasy last. Tti -un was very t
iot l it and after climbing scraggy askis ti.
oand ro""ting rippling streams sought
rest from the sun in at shady dell. But
t- it did nit take hot log to avirtain
that tIier,- rstr oni' thin; litter,
tiai titi -uni. and iub s s' ualitiis if ti
fr Penetrationr inore "stinging." It itiat- t
ti', 'ot how tiired one i- there are times I
' lthin it doe. iot riqutire giant tuoilder a
t" to utir hirt tea realizing sense of Iis sit, s
ln itgitiun. Si it was with the religisi- If
'ditur. fir hIi .iresi front iii- velvety
k" cmlih and broke a new trail for the jack a
pin.is, and the tint' that lie made s
l disutott ill previ ius rectort-tarring C
ie Mntle S. and St. Jtlimi. In hi- flight a
i'r ii lost i vi rytliing hti l.is watch. that. H
ti remarkable al it ainy s' int, did not u
step. We twill plaeon our subscrilition
li..t for one y-ust ik, tine party %%h(, iill
" retaro i' ti,(, a ls ii on "'I in i-r amt
Fall of the liter Silas'' iii l c
Ii Struggli isil it ')uh'.' wa's it hi
he tims. I
Clarkes Forks District.
r, laiil Jon.s, oni of the curly ptis
tlpestori in the ta.ertn Spring Di trict.
nd left here last July fir the ( task- Fork'
hIi-m riut to 'u'irtaii thu t .s r'g, ird
tl minsin-l wt ltt of that regionti
heAft,.: pe~snding ovsr rive o .n*..ul
1 mai it in i mirotgh e tamina tiri n of thei
e" di trwt. hl- has rseturnedl to his saris
el- hires, ,-ontinsede that the g~1 nId is'
n1' silver ruins.. of M~ontana are here. He
nn- " reports having "ecn nothing iut (salenue
11g.Isilver-t saring. low grad' are. That
i but one mill is on this ground and of a
umall u:apaeity Ti' list mine iti the
ahl- district wiis coll for =t-rti s) thi- spring.
ger A poor iiiner or priwpectir has no
nd chance to make anything and he would
in- advise them to stay where they art.
it is Mer. Jones is iiiterestul iti sonm of the
our best leads here. He thinks the two
be districtsi wil stand no comiparison- and.
t ofi like all that leave here for other dis
ccl. trictm. bee retturnod to sta..
There were i,ooo visitors at Frank
Mmes' trial.
In less than four weeks the State
lection occurs in Ohio.
The Bismarck Advertiser has lost its
rip. It expired last week.
Nitro-glycerine is being used as a
nedicine under the name of glonomne.
Hundreds of acres of cucumber
tickles have been ruined by frosts near
iew York.
At Dundee, N.B., John MacDonald,
n a struggle with a bull took hold of
ts horns and Iroke its neck.
, Instantaneousphotography is getting
o be a profitable pursuit among the
ady bathers at Coney Island.
Princes bay oystermen declare the
)yster crop poorer than for years. Some
lisease seems to effect the bivalves.
Systemized effort is being made in
Kiew York in behalf of the lock-out
ady telegraphers. Edison gave $so.
Portions of Dakota, Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Iowa have been visited
by heavy frosts.
St. Paul is agitating the building of
smelting works in that city, now that
the Northern Pacific is completed.
Water in the Prospect park (Brook
lyn) lakes is so stagnant swan and
geese are dying. It is proposed to
pump air into it through perforated
pipes.
Mrs. A. A. Stone is doing a thriv
ing business in Chicago as a profess
ional letter-writter for people who are
unequal to the task of writing their
own letters.
At the instance of the Northern
Pacific Express Company the Wells,
Fargo Express Company has been en
joined against establishing agencies in
Washington. Idaho and Montana.
Henry Villard purchased too copies
of the boom issue of the Bismarck
trdbune an I gave to his guests. The
Bozeman Chronicle goes one better,
printing 2,ood for gratuitous distribu
tion among the distinguished guests.
A Connecticut man passed through
Laramie the other day bbund for the
head waters of the Yellowstone, in
Montana, whence he will start for New
Orleans in a skiff. This distance from
the starting point to destination is over
3,000 miles.
Butler has been beaten again in a
law suit. Mrs. Cummings proved
adultry on her husband and was about
to get a divorce, when Ben undertook
to fasten a like charge on the plaintiff.
The supreme court decides that if true
the charge does not throw her out of
court.
At Havre de Grace a stand occupied
by about sooo women and children at
the tournament of the Grand Army of
the Republic fell with a crash. Many
were badly hurt, and several had to be
at once removed to their homes for
surgical treatment. No tatal results
followed.
At a re-union of confederate veter
ans in R ( hmonl, Va., the stars and
stripes and an old battle flag of the
confederacy were carried at the head
of the procession. The confederate
flag had been used as a sign in a store,
and hore the legend, -Confederate
bonds, money and postage stamps for
sale her.
WI i te Mortis of Brooklyn. died the
ot ier das from general nic-stine pois
on:ng. He was fitteen years old and
em lowe l in a lawyer's office. He
began by smoking cigarettes, and
passed to chewing. When he was
not nit king a cigarette he always had
some tobacco in his mouth, and occa
-ionallcombined the two.
syn licate of capitalists purchased
a large tract of land immediately sur
rounding the great Shoshone falls of
I the Snake river, Idaho. The falls are
surroioled b) some of the grandest
scenery in the worll. The syndecate
I wai build a mammoth hotel, put a
, steamer on the river and endeavor to
nimake it the Niagara of the West.
t A war dance was given the Villard
a party at Grey Cliftf Mt., in which zoo
e Crow Indians took part. The cere
mony was conducted by chief Two
Belly. The town was alive with Indi
ans, members of the tribe. It is esti
mated that a,ooo were present. All
passengers of the train, including the
1e ladies, left the train and walked some
0 distance, to an open prairie, where the
.. usual grounds for such occasisa
A- lighted with Ind an bonfires,14 atr.
ages were dancing.