The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20
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Periodicals 1t City Drug Store.
& Bob Roberts went to Bismarck Mon
day. q; 5:s} e 80
Lamps and lamp Z goods al City Drug
Store. - A
Vic Smith will leave to-day with
Russian nobleman for an extended hunt.
The dance at Roberts hall on Thanks
giving Eve promises to be grand Of
lair. Sss sss:;, 4 s.
II The II. SIS F. Co. purchased ten car
loads Of grain, which will be distributed
along Its line. 4.
N Peter Book has about closed his bust
ness for the season. He is well satisfied
with the result of his work.
Mr.. Ellison has nearly completed the
I dam across the Little Missouri, and ex
poets toIeap big ice harvest.
At. Packard left for Bismarck Mon
day to attend Governor Pierce's recep-
j ton. He is expected home Saturday.
"A car load Of beef shipped by the n.
( p. r. C. Co. was wrecked near Dickinson
Wednesday. The meat was badly dam
aged. III
Or. e. E. Ball, Of Mandan, arrived il
4 town last evening, and is located at MIR.
John o, Sullivan's barber shop. Persons
desiring dental work should not fail to
see him. Z, p I :s... e h q 35 Il q
]. C. Fisher says that some people
know how to run a cow boy, but when ii
Y comes to running steers on the plains
they are badly left. &s e.,
John Monroe has just completed a
cutoff on the II. s. & F. Co.'s line. This
shortens the distance about mile and
Z avoids the only hill on the route.
The buffalo robe trade at St. Paul last
year amounted to 10000 hides. This
year the catch" amounts to but four.
The buffalo will soon be extinct.
The furniture for William Van
Driesche's house has arrived, and will b.
occupied by him as soon as his wife
comes from Europe. So William says.
Among the arrivals from Deadwood Oh
Z the Medora stage Tuesday were Mr.. anu
I Mrs. N. G. Ludgen, H. n. Janlund, E. D.
Il Morse, n. FRANKIE, 0. Mnley, ". Tolbsrt.
Tuesdays stage from Deadwood made
the trip in SO hours and minutes. II
you want to 60 to the Hills in hurry,
take the II. s. & F. Co.sroute.
q. ~ A couple Of railroad men fired several
5 shots at hogshead, distance 100 yards
Il and no bullet marks were found on it.
a local hunter saysthey could not hit q
\ flock of balloons so yards away.
MI. Thomas Matthews, cattle inspector
for the Montana Stock Growers Asso.
n citation, was in town Tuesday. He re.
ports cattle shipments about over for the
season. Be- -
IL some Of the young men who skate
" or try to skate, keep on performing such
wonderful acrobatic feats as they have
E been doing, tile will be able to join some
y circus next summer. %
Mr.. Pat O,Hara gives it out loud ani
strong that no more coal will be deliv
cred on Sunday. II yon want goot
1 elegant shin heat, leave your orders FOL
Il coal at the Cow BOY office. -.
81 Mr Fishers houses are completed
One Of them Is occupied by Mr.. Charlie.
Cook. the confectioner, and the othel
viii be taken by Mr.. Carver, the tin
smith, the firstIof next week. a..
ii IS reported that, the time Of til,
trains will be changed on the 23d inst
The morning train will arrive here hal
81 an hour later than at present, and tn
n evening train an hour earlier.
Last Thursday evening a shooting at
fray took place between George Hey
wood and Bob Roberts, Mr.. Haywood re
@ ceiying . painful but not fatal wound
From information CLEANED it seems tina
i'll feeling has existed between thes
two gentlemen for some time, and Of
Il The night mentioned they met in SO
loon on the other side Of the river. Bot
had been drinking little, and in th
course Of the evening some word
passed between them, but as far as tn
h shooting Is concerned, 1t is hard to ga,
exactly how IT happened. Nr. Hey
wood had emptied his revolver, and wa
+ standing outside the door when q bulle
e was fred through it and came very nea
VI him. He entered the saloon and mad
some remark. when hot words Wer
INDUCED in, HI. Roberts leaving the 50
hon, telling Haywood not; to follow hin
n 4 L MI. Roberts went to another saloon, an
IL 4 short time Haywood put In an al
I,earss,ce, when Roberts fired thre
shots. EyssWitn think tho shootin
a Heywood ssas accidental, as Nj. Rot
I Ssrts Il III excellent shot and could hay
! killed HeyWn0d had he any intention &
doing ID. Hesent two balls through tn
ceiIing. and II is thong hit the third wa
Il III tanded 10 bc high but the TeyOlve
y went off hall the ball strilkln