The Mineral argus. [volume], October 18, 1883, Image 1

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Na 11.. Maidnc and aginnisThursday, Octbe 18, ~ 188. _Price 10Cent
Psl a vatooman, I
gHUlA a .Ot.. a 8 as , 1888 maer.1
Pýrefeesial Cards.
M. TRUI)ELL,
Attorney at Law,
OfRee tpposqite Mineral Argon Office.
regal liankn and Convyaances attended
to on ihort Notice.
F. C WINELLE,
Notary Public,
OFFICE AT RUSTLE, M. T.
LAgal Blanks and Convayancee filled
out and attended to in Short Notice.
A. G. HATCH,
Attorney-at-Law
WHITE SUL1.PHER SPRINGS, M. T.
JAMUS A. SBITH,
Attorney at Law,
MAIDEN, M. T.
l'racti,'.- in all Courts of the Territory.
Mining Law a pelar ,
A. .1. ESLER,
r-----.
Notary Public.
'mnveyacwing. IA"gal I,lank of all
kinds filled out alld neknowlklgdl.
Odrl E. AT M'.NT~,NA MINE, .AII'EN. H.T.
MAX. WATIRMA.. II. l:. MC INTIRE.
WA'T'hRMAN & MclNTIRE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
FT. BENTIN, Ma. T.
'ill attlnd to all ltuAine'n intruotedl to
our ear*. from Maliden andl iciitijy.
Hamilton & Witherall,
I.eAl.KElit IN
Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
HEAI) OF MAIN STRFET,
Maiden, - Montana.
City Bakery.
VINCENT (tIEM, Prop r.
Fresh Bread, Pies, &c.
EVERY I)AY.
Ne-t I)hr we.st of Argua ) I4 cIth1 .
MAlIDEN, M. T.
Billy Jenkins,
BARBER
HAIR DYING
In the Il1st Maan
Give him a call
BATH RIOOM8 IN CONNECTION
A. R. BARROWS,
RuI'ullIrr'T it.'
Ubet Hotel.
Elals'l I eTAt.. i Eoms asi I L.,
FINE (.ENEIKAL S'I'oKE IN
(:ONNECI'ION.
" 0m N r wfw 'r Fwit UM ./ 7lwclww
Maiden Drug Store.
)R J. M.RA N, - R 1J aopeuwroat.
1IALKR I ca
DRUCS, CHEMICLES,, '
PATENT NEDnlxlc)4 o4 Am. KIN"". I "
roe
Fine Toilet Snap", Fancy Hair and at"
Tooth Bruelae, P'erfulmlery. &e. &e. o
FINE JANE OF STATIO%14Y. -
tmure rm, rn Uw uo for oIMelali
CIGAR" AND FINE URAI)E4 OF T1)IA4'V
A aPItIAIlTV .
W. M. WYMAN,
LIQUORS and CIGARS,
RUSTLE, MONT. ]
To enjoe fil ('(¶14(,, 144 yo4ur hea44rt's1
deire( call o44 the Pr44f. alnJd be
him "light of hland4( tricks
trill 4uisti4 1444WTr.
ON ROAD BET. MAIIDEN ANID
('01 LLR MINE.
Day's House, '
ON BIG SPRINGS CREEK.
RsIEosro T, MMUEAIHER Co., 31. T.
Ha. rweently l,.n aited up in the very bLef ofyle i i
fr the 34'44444od ftlun of the travoelng publri.
(sOOl) il'I'ABIIN(i FOIL 1II0IR$E
In eonncltion with thl hone. ]
FRANK DAY, Prorlet r.
CHARLES DROSCH,
-FINE
Boots & Shoes
MA)F TO t)RI)T R
MONTANA STREET, - MAIDEN, U. T.
tFrn-i ors, It s,: ii)r Si 431 .
-
National Exchange,
LANI)s'SKY & II.\\111TON, Prolp"
First-Class Bar and First-Class Geeds of Every
Variety.
Fine Music. Vocal andl Instrnumcntal.
Every Evening.
FOOT OF MAIN ST., MAIDEN.
Canon Saloon.
POTT & HA\I)EN. Props.
I Maiden tiulch, onr and on~e-htlf mile
froml '|Il l.
Fi ine line of W ines, Liquors and Cigar n
ConstantJ on itand.
BILLINGS DIDROTORY.
a" Parties who and Bllllap their ppIy point.
ill do well to ptronlse the Irms whose unsies
nts appear belw H. Clark & (a., are t he cheap
rt and best wholesale general mercbaudlse dealer;
I. A. R. Raymnad, od.rdrgp; BabeLek & Miles. fo,
lore, and bardware; L IL Fenske nd B. II.Erwin,
or liquors. etc. Those desiring legal advice will
And ir. Sa.M. Wilde an abkn lawyer The Par
otel i o f the of the in Montna.
BSAN. WILDE,
Attorney at Law,
BILLI.N .S MONTIANA.
Prrctiees in all Courts of the Territory.
Mining Law a .peelalty.
cv REICK J. J. 4< KEY
-. ark Hotel
BERRICK & NICKEY,
PROPRIETORS.
BILLINGC , - - MNOTANA,
Ilall hlock from New Pamenger Depot and
P.r Onkre.
Cmmoerelal Travelers Acesmnedaed.
Ileadlquartee of the Beruton tage Ilne. Room
Clean and Well Furenahel. (Charps Reasonaber.
" - AT.- -
AT
D. A. S. RAYMONDS
Eww
'PHARMACY
Billings, : Montana,
i('. I found a full and complete line of
Pure Drugs, Wines, Liquor
Stationery
And Toilet Arioles.
Imported and Domestic Cigars a Specialty.
t'ar -l t i h, IN .ldlith aoll.d %lonlll. ll. -I-..ih:
Ig'o*.I at whrhlkal.r retail. w:II do well t*.o vt..d
i
~jcc
w 3 s oct
-17
I 0I
L. H. PEN8KE,
Wholea. I)al:der in
Wines, Liquors
And Cigars.
FINEST IR \\I)Si-, itMARKET
P'r .'s Equ i l t.. ýt. Paul or ('hw gz.
Freight Shipped at our Risk.
.Xa;. F. k VAL. Il All MII.WALKIl
Billings, - ontana
8. H. ERWIN,
Wholaleh D, alhr in
Wines, Liquors
CIGARS.
Th. 1 ht'ai t Brands in the market
Retail ID alrrs will find it to thri
advanltage to, give i at trial.
ItmeuSs Ae.. ear. Ih St. BIINSIN . t.
ITES OF INTEREST.
San Francisco has a Tilden 'club.
Maud S. is in Cincinnati for the
rinter.
Mitchell, the pugilist, is to be mar
ied soon.
juh is now said to have drowned ;w
chile drunk.
Chicago sold $2a,4oo of two-cent
utamps last week.
If Ohio goes Republican brokers ex
pect an upward movement
Mobile's export trade is $5oo,0oo v
a year in garden produce alone.
Gen. Hazen says that it is going to I
cost more to carry the mails with two
cent postage.
Frederick Mathews, who suicided in t
New York last month, left Ellen Fields, I
his sweet, $ao,ooo.
Maine is enforcing a deer law against
hunting with dogs or letting one per
son shoot more than three.
A teruapin was caught recently at i
Cattettsbnrg, Ky., with names and date
of June 17, 1867, cut on its back.
New York's imports last week, were I
$8,673,880. There has been a falling I
off since January of $4o,ooo,ooo.
Jesse Wells dreamed of a railroad
collision and jumped from a second- :
story window in his sleep, breaking an
arm and leg.
Chong Non, Philadelphia's China
iian, has been refused citizenship by
Judge Yerkes in compliance with the
anti-Chinese law.
Issue of standard silver dollars from
t1he mints for the week ending Oct. 6,
06r5,998; corresponding period last
year, $689,498.
George Schooley, who stole 8$o,ooo
from the Adams Express company at
Nashville, ha~ been released after
three years' imprisonment.
While Trying a Skinner patent lad
der at Providence, Alex. McDonald
fell eighty-five feet and was killed. Jeff
Bailey, twelve feet lower, fell unhurt.
John I)u Bois of Du Bois. l'a., worth
14,0ooo.ooo, offers to build a court
house and public buildings if a new
icounty is made and named after him.
A Port Jervis man stood the other
day on a rock in the river-bed, with
one foot in New York, one in Pennyl
vania, anud ,uched New Jersey with
his hand.
The President has accepted two sec
tions of the Northern Pacific railroad
one of 75 miles in Montana Territory
and the other of 36.03 miles, fron
('olumllia river to Portland, O(reg.
Miss Belle Earles of Chattanooga
while in ill-health, committed suictid
by forcing both points of a pair o
shears nearly two inches into her necd
and throat, severmin her jugular vein
Mrs. Co)le. eighty-four, last daughte
of Nlaj. Joseph Wheattn. of the Rev
olutionarv army. died 'lhursdav, a
Monroe, N. Y. Maj. Wheaton ftiough
:in the first nasal fight with the Brittsl
and took the first flag.
()n a Portland. )reg., gambler wa
tound gold coins hollotwed out anl
filled with mirrors, that lying at a
angle of forti fite degrees behind
stack of coins on the table. resalci
every card in an oplponent's hand.
\W. () Owen, C. S. (reenlaum an
W K. Sinclair. imembiers oif the Iar,
nne, W .. Ilicy le club, returned la,
week fr mn a tour of the Yellowston
park on their machine.. The% too
the first biti. cles into that wonderlant
There were about 200.000 shee
driven into and through Monitana th
season. The bulk of them letre fro
Oregon and were driven north into tl
British Possessions. Ahout 50o,ooo
themn, however, aiame from Red Bluff
Cal. Notwithstanding this large dris
sheep are in good demand and at be
ter figures than for some time past.
t'. S Fell hai lift at our office ion
'very iol,' scimi ien of gold tand silt
ia'riigt rs'k from tlhei .Magintnis itiint
Amoniig then is rock front the Northe
!'acit'. assaying $.lO) to the ton. aS
4ti toii-, on the dump; two fromt i
-Kentucky Favorite" bearing gold al
silver. as-aying nearly $1.it,0: frim t
Collar ninet., btearing silver. 'Thu- lei
I- 17 fett wide anld Itl fteet lunder t
iirt.ii. Tthe ('Collar nill. :I stamp.
inow in running order, and will Pt;
r atotut the 15th inst. Mr. Fell also ,
hilbits -ome tine samples from t
"Night Herd" lode. in which he
:ret ly interest4e --Rilliniw Herald.
LOCAL NEWS.
Courage, Jerry !
Caldwell has gone to Arauzoa.
The "beautiful" is again with us.
Good bye, "Night Herd," good bye !!
Genuine Cheyenne saddles at Rock
well & Walkers.
Jack McDonald has sold out his inter
ests here aind is now on his way to New
Mexico.
Mr. U;. W. Hunter has moved to
Spring ('reek with his family, where he
will abide permanently.
Our thanks are returned to Gene
Erwin, for his able and efficient work
as religious edlito,r during our absence.
Elsewhere will be found an adver
tisement of a "saloon for rent," at
Rustle. Enquire of T. Ike. Ft. Magin
nii, M. T.
Charley lIohnes, has sold a half
interest in his saloon at Alpine, to Mr.
Jones, of Andleronville. We wish the
new lirm tuecess.
Mr. II. S. Thurlwr. has returned to
'Helena. Mr. Thurber is a No. 1 conm
poaitor, and has our thanks for a few
hours of valuhale assistance before his
departure.
If yit want the ,bet sadlitle made in
Montana co to lRockwell & Walker's.
ItJunction Cite.
Several of our nimrodx have takenl
advantage of tile recent snow stormI
and brought in several "white tail" as
trophies of the chase. Great scarcity
of "black tail."
L ulis Landt is excavating in the rear
of his store for a liquor warehouse.
t hIe has a large stock of wines, liqluors
and cigars en route, for winter trade,
also a hine stock of bar glassware.
t Notwithstanding the incleumency of the
leather. which pIrevent(edl the attend
ance of many, the dance at ('hamnber
lain's, on MclkDonald creek, was a very
e enjoyable atl'air. and those who were
ipresent returned home weary andI
satstitfied.
A telegramn was rieceiultl front Jun.e
Sttion City last Friday atnnouncing thei.
Suicide of ('ol. II.'1T. Moore. but through
Sonai mistake it did not reach ius in
r time for publii ation. The deceased
wais it rnts i to take charge of the
h tllar mill. No aue coul- l he as.cr
tititatd for tihe aii.
D)r. Trurner, at presutt, it in charge
i; of Mr. Kemper'a hott,, and the pats
in it Ire left with him for sal. To
n avoid enh.ers n, ming at I finding himt
temtporaril. a.ent, ho aulhnrize.a uts to
a tatei that let, will remain therc on next
el Fridayl. (et. litth, if the weather is fair.
of t, receive suchll is tmay deaire to call
:k and examinet.
n P. W. Me.Adow hla- cl his stock of
er genl eral Imterchnlie. at Andersonville,
v- to Th',llie ln I ligley. who have
at frmeI a ie-lirtnerthip. ,tand will open
ht ni-ine- iin Maihden. at the fot of Main
sh triet. thi- wiek. Ioth of these gell
tleitn are well known in thi- toiwn aid
as sicinity a :ll 11,1 n wile awake huil
inint in our no t vi ci -t
Al.11 kind- of double and -ing.e har
ni--, ntite Iit, i rhr at Rockwell &
nd VWalker., .hiton (tit.
tr l \- Wle:lV ne-'l ,\.ening, ktl'. 31; t. i
t 'runl tlll b1em I vi n yi iv Mr. Au Mt
k .I . I 'I . at their re-idence, at Car
d i. t.ll ri--inir. n itig 'il rin, g Creek. the
invitation- to hich will te out in at few
eP lday-. The Ipr''ed- aire to he dnlatl
hi, o Mr-. Emnma liarri. inoit only Ias at
ite eant. of aii-titlg biut to show the ct
of teeni her n iyv friendtt hear her. Tihe
is, objeitC i. lueit woIrtvhy tld we feel coll
ae tident that the 1inelit will be t haul
et- -lnie one. Tick.ts. intehwliig suplppr.
l.(ttt. Mus-ic ty a full string hand.
The Welchh toutaly colmplany itgave.
ille two perforimianien here lart week to
ver fair houi-e. Mr. Welch, in hirs various
e. t iharacter'- i- g.Kl. and he made some
nd telling lt:tl hits onil the azya. btiut the
the e'ntertOitntttlt a at whoile was nit what
and thoe, attending e 'peeted. lThe troupt
hdu di.lhay c.,,iderabl' atility. blt the dia
the advantttge that they ltlrtd I tedrw
p. i i made it htiot inlsasihile to give the
tart perfiormance they are capatble of. With
scenery. godl stage and lights, the per
ei fornmance would have auplirtd to titelt
It.tter slIt- t ei.,