The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-31

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A large force Of teams and men is out
putting up hay.
Fred. Ertel and son Fritz, Of Belfeld,
were in town Tuesday.
c. w. Sleeper started Monday for Du-
lnth, on business for the company.
Delegate John B. Raymond passed
through Medora on his way west last
evening. " jgs3 S !, 4 Is.
5 We are pleased to state that the team
sof mnles stolen from Avon Steiger has
been followed and recovered by him in
Canada. steiger is a slayer. Il
Mr.. Carver, of Bismarck, practical
tin-smith, was here yesterday and this
morning returned home. He will proba-
lily return soon and establish n tin-shop
here.
Doc. Pennell returned last night from
the Black Hills, where he had been to
get twenty Of Jones' Bros. mules. They
are to DO used on tho Canadian Pacific
road. 50: 4 Z s3s y
1t Is estimated that 1000 cars Of stock
will be shipped from Beaver this fall.
Telegraphic orders have been received to
make arrangements for the shipment Of
this amount. s5 q
On account OF the success Of previous
4 dances, it has been decided to hold one
i tomorrow evening at the new hall. Ev-
cry: one is invited and an enjoyable time
Y is matter Of course. sas
Harry Tarbell and Chas. Eaton started
II for the Hills Monday, to look alta band
! Of horses near Spearfsh. Il they come
up to expectations they will be added to
4 the Custer trail ranch band. III
Ia Mi. Newton, arrived Monday from
Ireland, having made the trip from
there to Medora in just ten days. he is
an acquaintance Of Gfegor Lang's and
| will spend some time at the Neimmela
4 ranch. S,s &
Geo. Roderick and wife started for the
5 Red river valley Tuesday morning.
George has secured remuneratire work
for his teams there and will work dur
ing harvest, after which no will return
4 here.
Chas. Jolly returned last Saturday
from Sturgis, where he had gone to re-
IA cover his horse. This horse strayed
y about two hundred and twenty five
miles and as Charlie says. would never
8 have been recovered, had it not been fol
the Cow Boy
About the quickest job on record OF the
Kind, was that accomplished BY Pat
O'Hara, yesterd ay. He began at eight
o'clock to dig well for the company
L ut the stables and at three o'clock had q
pump ". y, dlsenaI eng tlie pes1 Wasel y
again has the sun 'i1 risen ana seq On Us
N other the Words james COOK, stuaeDaR
S ers agent ZOE tne nortnWest, mas go, CONT ny
and gone. ..Jim' is one of the best mer
& on the road, and what he doesn't know
nbout making things Agreeable, y q los
art. Come again and come oiten, jim.
f,na thansand haad # cattle , war,
shipped IN Sunday morning ~ FERRIS 1t'l' . 9
Merri1eld and driven 70 tlelr range I sey
en- miles up the river. Ihey were one e
and two's, half steers and half helfere
and are said TO be the best lot Of cattl
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