The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17

Messis Hines q Casey, of G,endiye
left yesterday for home. We are pleased
to state that before leaving they made
arrangements to open q drug store here
within a week or two. For the present
they will rent the room now occupied by
the N. P. Ref. Car Co. as a meat market.
They will soon erect a building Of their
own. I'VE are glad to welcome the new
firm and predict for them successful
future. Mr.. Casey will probably have,
charge Of the store here.
N Three carloads of Black Hills freight
ARRIVED Tuesday morning and the first:
trip will doubtless be made as soon as
Joe Pencil returns from Deadwood.
kilograms have been received from near
" every large; dealer in the Hills That
every pound Of their freight shall be
shipped from here. Deadwood merchants
are greatly interested in our railroad and
will do anything in their power to bring
it to completion. Their first action was
a concerted movement to have all their
freighs shipped via Medora, which as
sues the complete success Of our freight
route. 33;i5 s;5 q
& G. W. Rack, the well-knoWn sadller
and harness maker Of Bismarck, came in
last evening. His intention is to start a
harness shop here and he will make q
specially Of COW boy outfits. There is not
a better opening on the line and alr.
Rack has shown his energy and fore
sight BY taking the first chance. He
bought one lot of US and reserved three
others, which also goes to prove his level
head dness. He will erect q substantial
brick building las soon as Mr.. Book can
get the brick ready for him. He returned
to Bismarck to-day to- settle up his bust
ness there.
N. Adoiph Eyraud, the Marquis gard
Iener, is making many improvements in
the bottom south Of tho Marquis, house.
a large number Of hot beds are doing
well and the:Work of transpla nting has
Just begun. Ten acres have been broken
and twenty more will be soon. Two ex-
tperienced New Jersey gardeners, the sig:
Ter brothers, arrived lately and are lend.
ing valuable aid. NJ. Eyraud expecssin
addition; to the garden, to. grow q large
number of grapes. If the season is moi
4 too short they will be a success, as the
bottom land will certainly be warm
enaph Il. sy:3
It would have melted the risibilities d
Sitting Bull to have seen Mr.. Paddock d
4 Mr.. Hen to a pair Of schapps" last Mon
4 day evening. It wouldn't have been ii
consonance with Bad Lands human na
lure ifsuch an opport nnity for fun hat
i been allowed to escape, and the, lool
LOT intense earnestness on Mr.. Paddock
face as he carefully pulled the ttchapps'
ever Mr.. Aliens s'iips. wrong side Ito
would have brok ken the heart Of q stole
Every one, was son' except the victim
Who thought that the hip pockets Wers
rather unhandy at last the .scEapps,
Were pnt on right, Mr.. .Paddoc carefully
ftied one Of Mr.. Allen i feet to the stirruI
and as Messrs. Jones and Allen dashed Of
lin the direction of Deadwood in the raiI
land darkness, the Yoice of the latter Wal
heard calling back ell boys, il you'y.
had any fun with me, I'm glad Of it 81
Marquis de Mores and --Joe Peaa6f
4 started yesterday morning at $50 fol
4 DeadWood. There were three relays o
} horses sent on ahead, and they expect Il
make the 1856 miles in tllirty-six hours
4 Messrs. Allen and Jones started the nigh
before, and at Deadwood they will com
pIete arrangements for the railroad
i There is no doubt whatever that they
mean business % the plan is entirely
feasible and viii certainly be a very pay:
ing investment. Plenty Of capital is al
ready guaranteed and the only question
4 Is as to an agreement on the final ar.
Engagements. The railroad will tap thu
best mining, agricultural and stoch
country in the United States, and it viii
probably pay from the send e. We hope
to chronicle the fact that all arrange.
ments have been completed, IN our nexl
Tissue.
i Monday morning we sold four $3.50 lot
Ito the Merchants National Bank, 81
4 DeadWood. AS soon as brick can be IL.
ceiyed q substantial brick building will
adon the corner of Third street and
Broadway. Meantime it Is expected thai
the bankWilI do business IN some Of tile
company's building The bank firm
fStebbins, Mund s. Co, is known as the
largest and soundest banking firm ID THE
whole Northwest, and our citizens can be
congratulated on having such sound ii.
sttution start here. With Mr.. Fox d
Ianother partner, this firm has banks al
i Deadwood Spearfsh, Lead City, Billings
and Livingston, Mont. The bank here Ii
L its latest venture and its abIishment
Twill speak In the Iondest terms, the Ia: