The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-15

10 the best Of their ability. The latest is
81 boy and arrived Tuesday morning.
]. ". Reynolds, our printer, left Sun
! day morning for the east: Whoever en-.
ploys him may be sure of getting as
good printer as there is in Dakota.
Mr.. "A. Kyes was in town Saturday. He
viii soon be here all the time attending
to the forwarding, which is now being
done by Messrs. Bramble and VanTassel.
Part of the store room formerly used
as q carriage house by the company has
undergone a number of improvements
and viii be used temporarily as a meat
market.
8 w. W. Duncan, of Mandan was in town
sonsa business trip, the first Of the week.
He makes it pleasant for the boys and is
in en- the ground floor for all furniture
\ orders from here - & 55ss5
d We wish we had as dead -cinch on a
million dollars as Medora has on the
{ freight route. It seems as though ey-
cry freighting outfit in the country is
heading this way. II II '5 IL
j. Jnelfs arrived Tuesday from Dead:
wood. He came on in advance Of his
outfit, which Will probably be in to-day;
It is made up of sixteen wagons and one
B hundred and Elk oxen. Il
Ed. Kennedy !, brother of Gill, arrived
( here from Adrian, Mich, last Saturday
evening. He will take up his residence
4 among usatd engage in some kind Of
I business: He is a welcome addition.
R: 3. Spurrier has clipped his house
hold goods to Spokane Falls and viii
start for that place as soon. as q man ar
TiTes here torelieve him as agent. We
are sorry I'd lose MI. spurrier, but rejoice
at his promoti len. ss55;s
Bob. Roberts intends to bring back a
y number OF passengers from Deadwood,
paying them a large rebate if lie does
not make the return trip in six days.
Il This will be fast time for heavy wagons
but Bob. canmake it if anyone can.
Rassie Deffebach, Of spearfsh. has
1 rented the company's stable and will
( take possession June /. Ras. is said to
be as good Judge Of cattle and horses
as can be found in the west and he will
be the right man: in the right place.
An interesting wager was decided the
frstgof the week between VIM. Vandrie-
sche and Frank Keller. William was to
ride tho bueksr spoken of in another ar
ticle, for half an hour. He won the bet
but at the expense Of a tumble or two.
]. O'Sulliyan, the barber, has bought a
\ lot and next Monday will begin the cree
\ ton Of q barber shop. he will issue shaw
ing tickets and we bespeak for him the
hearty patronage that his skill as q bar
Der and many good qualities as q gentle
man demand. ssssi
On account g2s tile storm, but d; small
number turned out to- hear Rev: lWana.
Cookies sermon at the Cantonment last
Sunday evening. 1t is to be hoped that
larger audiences will greet the reverend
gentleman in the future. Both in public
and private he is an interesting talker.
The dance at the Western house Non
day evening Tor the benefit Of c. E.
Blake was largely attended: "a snug
J sum was raised and viii be sent to MI.
Blake, who is now id Miles City. MI.
Mailoy furnished supper and his house
( free and Joe Delgie donated his services
as musician.
The largest and gumboist comment on
the soon bandoned freight route
from Dickinson to the Hills Is furnished
{ By an eli t-mule team, which was TWEEN
ty-aye days going from Dickinson to
/ ttocs q, about fifty miles. During tie
same time Bob eberts took an outfit0f
twenty Tseyen wagons from Medora to
Afattoeld's In less than two day.. This
settles HE gusnbo question. The team
from Dickinson started some time be-
ifore tile snow and min storm Of ten days
ago ana Roberts started d couple of days
after III. chs time Of the Dickinson out:
,,fit is vopchad for lsy ]. q. Ryan of Spear
fssh, and ~ Roberts by any one at
Mastgeh 3 and BY aysfal persons hsra. B