The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-14
3 /. LANDS / G, ow Boy,
s55 By A. 4. PACKARD.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ia, 1884.
Did You receive a valentinep

Z VI. u. f0Iter Is expected DacK SATURDAY.
Several loads Of yenison were brought
into town lately.
Mr.. D. Flynn, of Mandan, has been in
town for several days on a business trip.
3 Robert Roberts and Grin Kinley re-
turned from Deadwood Tuesday evening.
All the trains have been late for sever
nj days, owing to the snow both east and
west. 81 ;,:; RE,
Geo. Fitzgeralds wounded hand is rap
idly improving. There is scarcely any
danger Of his losing a finger. n
Il. Gilbert and s. R Divine, Of sully,
were in town Tuesday. Mr.. Divine starts
for the }Cenf D. Alene mines tonight.
Aifof the cattle belonging to Marquis
de Mores which were at Matthew's camp
have been driven to the Ox-Bow rancho.
Il The N. P. R, C. Co. have bought out
Drake Bros, Of st. Paul and will use
their establishment as cold storage
house. Sssi :}f5 a.l s, 5ss .zsz
All who wish some Of those fine pic
lures made at the tent gallery must call
at once, as shall stay but. one week
I longer. M sSss C. E. FINN, Artist.
About fifteen head Of beef cattle are
killed at the slaughter house every day.
It will not be long before it is working
on fun time again.
The Marquis has gone to Washington
to see about the freight and mail route
from Medora to Deadwood and is expec-
ted home about the LIST. Of March.
Ten thousand pounds of dressed beef
have been ordered by Fort .Buford from
the slaughter house here. It will be
shipped to Glendiye and then freighted
to Buford. sl.sS.I,s- =.
Frank Moore and John Nelson intend
starting dairy in the spring. It will
doubtless pay largely as the expenses can
here be reduced to a minimum, and the
demand will exceed any possible supply.
We received pleasant visit Tuesday
from j. A. Ferris. He reports that the
cattle are standing this weather admir-.
ably and that not a head Of his cattle
had died from exposure. OF course, be
subscribed for THE Cow BOY.
Thos. j. Kerr, an expert book keeper
arrived here this morning and will here.
now has charge Of the N. P. R. C. Col
.a4saol ~. Hax COMES, .highlY recommended
and will make 8 valuable citizen '..-4'.s.s.
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an div;sion,aa5 aand! hranchas. will ba mad
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- nar;ntendia,nt - assistant snner;ntand
a no brancr q d;v;sior,1 nm xvbich eacl
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.mea sss..o a .s. .iss Desn op...net -. !.
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the practice. They all aver that it take
4 at least fifteen pounds from the weight o
each animal and that they cannot stan
q stress Of weather as well. 81.
Theirs bava baeng 90 vol ~ dof,n;ta :,
ranoemanta mada IN . hrist lin ha :.
mt so,na ono q honnd Il stsita a>i r ~, =
inc q, TheraT viii ha : -Iaroa .soM a. a.
hr 4 q tba anr;na poo,dos tha h-; I
hnild;noa already contraeted -, o.ha,
ara heino f,unred IN and wi,l anr svI :
erected it . brick kiln is establishe
here. ,, sss.:. Il
Our PRAYER has been answered Tn
ever welcome face. Of mi. James Cook H
Illuminated our sanctum again this MON no,
inc a, IN q pleasant visit was The mature
conseauence. y a.ir. Cook ID studebake
n Bros 81 adjusting agent and he. repor,
business as brisk and that all indication
Il 10 10 sI,oW that this will be 4 6rst-eI,as
country for his line. Good luck to hir
wherever, he goes. 81. 3
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