The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24

hAHT ROUND.
atlsnticE xpress,N s;.c .. M
aslSss s arstS Iass g elass m
r. 3. sPunRIHn, Agent.
Y I'm Gone to get q bonus,
& We're free from every care,
Happy Is Medora, 81 s5s
d Rramble' gone.
g. Allen made Medora a flying visit
tuesday.
B Gustaye Stoltze, the company's archi-
tect, Was here yesterday.
g. r. Ellison returned Saturday from
Dubnque and is now working for the
company
The company will begin putting up
hay ina few days. The supply Is far
/ less abundant than it was last year.
" Lloyd Roberts returned Tuesday morn
! ing with several carl loads Of Minnesota
three year-old heifers for VIM. DANTE.
The weather lately has been: Of Sunmi1-
ed perfection. Sunshine BY day and
rain BY night has a tendency to; make
everyone happy. v:
The Eatons have moved to their new
home ranch e the logging camp. where
they viii 6hererft er reside. Messrs. Tar
ball and Bond me now living at the Gus
! til Trail ranch.
Nj. Gallup. Of New York, started for
home last Monday. Like every other
visitor here, he was firmly convinced
that the Bad Lands are destined to be-
I one 81 the greatest cattle raising Sec
I lions 81 The United States. He expects
- 80 into the cattle business himself.
35 VIM. \. Brewer, who has been here
/ for several weeks, left yesterday morn
ing for Bismarck. He will continue on
from thereto Pierre and thence to his
/, home id Deadwood. BILLY" has made
many friends here, but we don't blame
him for thinking there's no place like
home. g M
solitary deer stood for q long time
3 on the butte east Of town, Tuesday even
ing. SHARPLY outlined against the even
ing sky and doubtless wondering at the
great change which had come over It's
old feeding ground in the last year. It
g q wonderful change, and one typical
of Medora's future. .5::..5.i
sgs .. A. Wade finished driving the cattle
of the LeMoyne cattle company from
Glendiye to- his range on Tepee bottom
\ last Saturday. The trip was made over
4 land BY MI. Wade and he was accompan-
led BY his wife and daughter. The cat
tle me AL high grades and are as good
boxing q lot IS we ever saw.
One of the quickest Jobs we have ever
aeen, q the building Of the new freight
house here. A still further force Of men
was added yesterday and the house viii
4 probably be ready Tor occupancy next
Week. Then the Question as to which
town shall be the freighting point, viii,
be brought to 4 focus Immediately.
- hat win poor Bramble % then Il Al
We. are not proud and win walk after
4 this when our choice is . bncker Of no
ride. We always thought It very funny
q see q bronco buck. but viii hereafter
watch the wild gyrations with an awe
struck feeling of reverence at the una
dnlterated eussedness Of the brute. 1t
a needless to add that We have been
\ bneked Re- s5ss
About two hundred and fifty teachers
\ from the Madison convention came
through here Monday evening, bound
tor the Yellowstone park and Alaska.
The feminine portion Of the excursion
seemed TO have q wonderful curiosity to
see some cowboys and we still have q
Z dark suspicion that some Of them were
corralled here. Id
The unanimous report Of I'LL who have
been down the road Is that the crops, e.
peciaIly between here and Bismarck, are
better than they have ever been. This Is
Illustrated by specimens Of wheat, oats
n and barley brought by Dr.. Morton from
y his father's farm at South Heart and
now on exhibition at this Office. speci-
mems of oats also brought from South
Heart By h. ]. Jewell have double and
triple heads eighteen inches long. Like
Banquo's ghost, Dakota win not down =
Bob Roberts returned Tuesday night
from Bismarck whittier be had gone on
n