The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-13
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sss. Frey. travelling for tie house 81 j.
q a. Oswald, Minneap polls, was In town this
week.
Geo Pfenstiel, who left for his home in
a Rockford. ID, SIX weeks ago, will return
next week. 81
B e A. Matthews has gone to Miles City
W attend the Montana stockmen's an
gnaal meeting. % II.
Joe. Pennell returned from St. Paul
this afternoon and corroborates all the
reports We publish.
Edwin Bnlpin started for Idaho last
Tuesday 70 accept q position Us telegra-
pher On the Utah Northern.
Geo. Fitzgerald and wife returned yes
iterday from Mandan, where they had
gone 70 christen their baby.
The tTaia sssl the 81 east which was was
lllowsd up at Sweet Briar came through
yesterday nearly three days late.
G. u Finn, who broke his camera 50
often rying 10 take IN the gorgeousness
Of Joe Pennell's buckskin suit, hns loca-
ted his tent gallery In Miles City.
Iessrs. Coplin and Williamson, who
Ilaye been at work on the company ice
house at Miles City, have returned pre-
paratory to the building that will begin
4 here At once. 413sf:
Il Mr.. Kline, Of Mandan, has written US
TINT he viii be here next week to talk to
\ our dealers on The cigar question. His
de MoIesn brand is destined to be a
great ffnyorite here.
Hook not that ye be not hooked, fol
with what measure ye hook it shall be
B socked TO you in return. This is the
moral one of our heavy citizens derives
from paying $3.50 for 81 GO hal.
Conu4drnm If it takes one broken.
logged yeaTling q fraction Of q second to
/ make the eompany's foreman jump six.
Tail and rider fence, how many Texas
steers viii it take to We giYe it up. @
There win Be . dance at tho Hotel de
aiiores the evening Of the 18th. The sue.
+ cess Of the previous one is 3 guarantee Of
the success of the coming one. Every
q one who enjoys g good time should at:
tend
lir. Jas. Vim, more commonly known
% .Brocky, left to day for Glendiye
Mont, to establish an association for thf
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals I'M
der direction Of Mr.. Henry Bergh, Of New
York. Al
Bob Roberts, the iron man OF the Bad
Lands, is flying around to day in q lively
manner among wagons, mules and skin
neIs, which looks as though freight lief
this point instead Of Dickinson, mot
withstanding the shortDess of the chick
ems narrative j. Sss
sssS I'm. Van Driesche received two carrier
pigeons this morning from the loft oil j
White, of Bismarck. Mr.. Van Driesche
intends to have the trial trip from Dead.
wood TO Medora, which will take place as
saon as the pigeons grow accustomed t.
81 their new quarters. 3 81
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Rev. Vim Cooke, OF Gladstone, will
preach next Sunday at the Cantonment
The hours for service will be known Sat
Il urday, and as Mr.. Cooke made o very fay.
orable impression on his last visit, We
1 are safe ia predicting large attendance
at the meetings.
D. 4. Wade's wife and daughters will
soon arrive from Pittsburgh. Mr.. Wade
& intends removing. upon their arrival, t.
Tepee bottom. 1t is confidently stated
that Mr.. Wade will be saved the trouble
Of grading e road to his new residence on
account Of the influx of visitors.
ia. Beaumont Is in town from his
ranch. He reports that the deaths among
the sheep have nearly ceased, and that
the experience Of this winter has taught
such valuable lessons that success is as.
sured for the future. He does not feel al
~ respondent oyer the prospect. E
Tho dance at the Pyramid Park hotel
last Friday evening was an event in the
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