The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-10-15
9 Miss Lille Roberts is spending the fal
With Mrs. II. sRobarfs5 Il 3 s.; Z,


]. Z. Truscott was in town last Friday,
making preparations to- join the round
M at AIingusYilIe.
J. 3. Hample, agent for tile, hide and
leather firm Of oberne, Hosick s. Co.. Of
Chicago, was here Saturday. 5I|
The Indians who were turned loose
from the Berthold agency, killed seven
ELI down the river recently.
Charlie Eaton, after delivering the vi
and SOHO cattle in Chicago, will visit
in Fittsbprghs bis old lhome.,s
The Metropolitan hotel will receive a
house-Warming tonight, in the shape Of
q dance, giYenEaiy the new Landlord, j. B.
Walker. All ale invited.
Nj. Hostettsr Of Pittsburgh, Pa. who
makes an annual pilgrimage to the Bad
Lands, is now visiting at Howard
Eaton's ranch.
The bridge two miles west Of Andrews
burned ont last night, catching fire from
sparks from an ash-pan. The evening
passenger was delayed about four hours.
The two buffalo belonging to Howard
Eaton and 3. G. Paddock arc now on
their way to the Hills. They were
bought BY q man from Rapid City, who
intends to breed them.
3. Kessler of New York, returned home
last Monday, after a months hunting at
Jack NJ Gregor,s ranch. He had mode
Tately good luck, securing several fine
heads. s!.5; s III:
Afessrs. Allan and Walker, WHO made a.
& short visit here to look at the wonders of
the Bad Lands. recently .sreciprocated'
to Judge Gordon, by sending him a box
ef fns cigars from their home in War
zen, Pa ..# gs
Or. Heber RObarts came from Dickin-
4 son, Monday, to attend Mrs. O'Hara, who
I had injured herself about the head in
falling from q chair on which she had
been standing. The patient has nearly
recovered. i's &,
78 The side-track to the new stock yards
Is nearly laid and the work on tile yards
4 themselves will be finished in few
days. The work is snperint ended by
Msssra. Thayer and Trasslpiece, who are,
rushing it through both wen and.
quickly 5ss5
s Arrivals attlle orthern Pacific during
the last week were: ) e Hample, Chi
y cago; ]: Truscott, r quarter circle
B ranch; 3 Launch baugh, Custer, Mon
tana; p Kessler, New York; "a 81 Scale
\ Chicago; DIR. Hsber Robarts, Dickinson; i
John Crosby, Medora; B Barr, Kansas
City; ] q Buster, Hashk camp.
Mrs. James Harmon returned last
week from her visit to- Minnesota, where
!. she has been visiting for several months.
During her absence, the; Harmon family.
I was increased Dy'a brand-neW girl baby,
4 which Jim declares, is sthe Chief
Lloyd Roberts has completed his con
tract Of grading forsthe stock yards and
started this morning for Rapid City, to
deliver the buffalo, bought here. The
4 purchasers also bouglIta buffalo bull
calf in q Miles City, WHICH Lloyd will take
lin wagon.
Several persons are making prepare
tions to hunt for the market during the
I coming season. We doubt sif there will
DE anything more than 4 Living IN it for
good hunters, aa deer are scarcer than
usual Ond owing to the immense terri
tory tributary to the St. Paul market,
3 prices win be as low as they were last
season.
s KessIer and Tommy McGregor.
while hnnting below the mouth of jBpa2
YER came upon two bears feeding. The
former carried! "a rife, while Tommy had
I u shotgun. MI. Kesslsr Hadn't lost any
bear and refused either To shoot OF allow
Tommy tosuse his a sif AS trees were
not very handy tbsBasI perhaps q wise
move, though Tommy eyen yet regrets
that he did II loose With NO. s
shot. HI
The most of tIiiest fits north 81 the
track dropp ped out Of tile round dip when
reached Ming nsyil Their places
were more than filed sby The; outfits
soasl y .l,s sIae he ndsnp .ls
lakl lapad aeadMay and VIII probably
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