The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-06

express Freight, sd Class .2:bI a. m
fresght std Class .......s:ll p. m.
c. L. BRixKER, Agent.
How about that school2 ~ :z'
Rev. Father Martin returned to Man
dan on Monday. Il
GIL Kennedy went to Belfield on a
business trip Wednesday. =
"a number Of new horses have been
bought by the NJ. s. & F. Co.
Ono thousand head of sheep were re-
ceived ~ the n. P, R. G. Co. on Wednes-
day. -. =.
Mi. 4. Gray, agent for the n. P. R. c.
GO: at Helena, spent Sunday in Nc
dora. EN- ,,
n. Coleman IS preparing for tho win
ter BY having new siding put on his
house. Il?
Mr. b. Rnmsey. ofths cattle firm Of A.
g B. Rumsey, has been here rusticating
for some time.
II. G. Sharkey, travelling auditor of
the N. z. R. R. is here looking over
agent Fegan's books. E E
q Elmer is busily engaged in prepar-
Ing his new place Of business. He ex-
poets to open up next Monday.
b. Barr returned from Custer, Mons
tana, where he has been buying sheep
and cattle for the N. P. R. c. Co.
hats your's2' whisky" Have
some water z" no, thanks; there's
enough water in your whisky now"
Ferris went to Dickinson
Tuesday. Joe says business is as good
here as anywhere on the line of the
Northern Pacific. i "A
Randolph Grymes' new house is COM
pleted. and furniture is being moved in.
is q very substantial structure and
would be an ornament to any city. IS
AR. Frank Gilman, of Mandan, passed
through Medora on Saturday. Mr.. Gil
man is to take charge Of the car depart
ment Of the Northern Pacifcsat Helena.
Dr.. q. N. Jorgens will be here in q
few days as . permanent resident of Me-
dora. The doctor is a live business man,
with many years experience in tho west,
and will make valuable citizen.
Bob Roberts has been busily en-
{ gagged in the construction of a beef
4 corral Tor the N. P. R. C. Co. It will be
~ 900 feet in circumference, and is sit
mated about sir miles north Of here.
Mr.. Ellison, ice agent for the N. P. R.
c. Co., is building dam across the Lit.
tie Missouri for the purpose Of securing
! ice for the company. He intends to put
I up q, 900 tons at the different ice houses
this season. Jl5
The other day. our newsboy sold an
elderly gentleman copy of the Cow
Boy. When he opened the paper and
saw the brand advertisements, he ex-
claimed: ooh, what pretty cows; but
they are all the same breed"
Go away from home to learn the
news. "a Medora gentlemen while in
Mandan heard that three men had been
caught, supposed to have set fire to
Hotel &c t'l3. Mores, and that one OF them
I had been found guilty and hanged. We
J have heard nothing about hanging
bee. :,
Charles Cook, of Milbank, arrived last
week, and will be a permanent resident
of Medora. He is an energetic rustler
i and has come to stay. Mr.. Cook will
open a confect ionery and tobacco store
and dish up oysters in the highest style
Of tile art. We welcome him and his
family to Medora.
Considerable work is being done in
& the 5Medora coal mine preparatory tn
tl,e winter trade. The tunnel is in about
niaety feet. and 4 chamber fourteen
fail :saf,ara ,has been taken ont The
coal: is steadily Improving in quality
( and Is h, undoubtedly the best Ignite
that las been !, found in the west. B.
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