The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-08
Smoke the FIR West.
Bound up begins May 25.

IS MIR. and Mrs. james Hannigan will be-
gin keeping house today at the Canton
ment.
Sheriff CusksIley, Of Dickinson, was in
town Sunday corralling witnesses on the
Moody Aialloy trial. ia
c. Fisher will soon begin the cree
stionsof IL block farIhu slness purposes. 1t
is q needed add ton.
Mi. Bramhle9 came IN Monday and inn
inediately began superb tending the work
Tof loading the freight for the Black Hills.
The beatific smile we have attached to
I our countenance is oil owing to the un-
expected appearance Of the author of our
being in the city.
The Moody AIalloy case was tried at
Dickinson Monday and Tuesday and re-
suited il the defendant being bound over
in the sum Of $500.
VIM. Higgins has gone to st. Paul to
\ buy some kind Of a stock with which to
engage in business here, His intentions
Y hI6 nut ftt puul1cs f'1t.t57
Peter Malloy has gone to St, Paul to
! purchase about a Thousand head Of cattle
for his brother law, who will go into
the stock business here. . .S.f5s \. =.
The deserted camp where Pencil 8
Roberts outfit has been for several weeks
presents q scene Of lonesomeness and tin
cans that y really touching.
The gospel firm have left us and are
now on their starring expedi tion, show
ing the denizens Of the east how to sub
due wild horses and throw riatas.
No greater improvement could have
been made for the money than that done
on Main street BY grading. The level
ing and ditching were much needed.
G. +. Ellison lsft Monday for his home
i In Dubuque. The company is well salts.
& hed with his labors here and at Miles
City and expect to employ him in the fu-
y tnre. 81 a
We have Just received q select assort-
Sment Of new type and are better prepared
than ever 70. DO JOB printing Of all kinds.
Remember we take a back seat for no
one b this line. q
Several teams have arrived here for
Black Hills freight besides the large out
iit already here. More are on the way
and they will be needed as the freight is
4 arriving rapidly. III
n The river has been encroaehing too
much on its eastern bank here and to
guard against this q dam has been built
below the railroad bridge which throws
The current toward the western bank.
Afr. Corners started for his Beaver
creek ranch Saturday. He may conclude
+ . large cattle deal with the company
soon. His cattle although in excellent
condition, are not yet fat enough to kill.
John o'su1liyan has bought lot and
viii soon begin the erection Of a barber
shop here. Mr.. Sullivan is a young man
Of ability and besides making q success
in his business will be a valuable citizen
Any one wishing to subscribe for any
Il paper Of periodical in the world can be
accommodated at THE Cow Boy office
Subscribers viii find this the easiest and
3 best way Of renewing Of beginning sub.
scriptions. IS u
The freight house will beshgilt as soon
i as brick can be procured It will stand
a on the south side Of the track, aB near as
possible to the bntte., For the present
freight will be stored in the company's
e0ld-stOrage rooms. 81 m 81
Johnny Goodall etturned yesterday from
W his western trip after cow-horses.; He
! brought back forty seven head and more
will soon follow. They were taken out te
Wal Osterhauttss ranch to be put into
dition for the roundup.
We have received a letter from G. W
Racek, of Bismarck containing substan.
B tiaI proof Of his belief in Medora,s future
II other words hsshas bought q business
y lot and viii soon open q large harness
g and ddIery shop here,
Il letter To Us from I. g Jones, Of Dead.
wood, conveys the intelligence that a
friend De his is coming here and desires q
& good lot as be intends going into bust.
ness Word like this Is coming from ali
quarters and Medora will be transformed
Y before falI.
received an interesting letter, Sun.
y day eyening toWhieh no name was ap.
B pended Although it was for publication
We must, of course, refuse to print it al
4 publishing anonymous corTespo ndence i
thing no editor can do, We should bt
pleased I'd publish It Or anything elst
from hid writer, provided he sends hi
4 name also. 3%5s;
fessrs. Loutfan and Jorgens, OF thu
Block hills, hare decided to locate here
and Do into business They say that
sliey know Of 40 place which has tllt
prospect for the future that Madora has
and they intend helping make her pros
per and benefit BY her prosperity. As Il
Tie case with llr. Deffebach, these gen
tlemen have lived on the frontier q long
\ time, have had numerous and profitable
I hi Gxsperieness Ia prosperous new towns ald
Their notion III coming shows more thar
isytliing else TINT MADEIRA is going To be
n town. "a