The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-11
Lamps and Lamp-goods at the Drug

Lloyd Roberts went east yesterday for
more cattle. He will be gone about a
month.
Peter Book will open another. brick
yard In Miles City this SIMMER. Pete is
arustIer and makes the best brick in the
country. .ss
John O'Sullivan has moved west to
Anaconda Mont, where he will open
barber shop. ' .ss ....
\ Remember the only place in Medora
to get Crockery and Glassware is at
The Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoge Draper went west
Monday evening. They will propably
locate at Livingston Mont.
j. NJ. Hannigan and wife started east
Wednesday morning for visit. They
will be absent about a month.
Mr.. Patrick O'Hara Of the Medora coal
Co, has bought Mrs. Julia Lason's house
in Little Missouri, and will move it to
Medora in a few weeks.
One of our young lady friends made a
flying trip to Glendiye last week, return
ing Monday morning. It is rumorcd
but we wont give it away.
Messrs. Miller, Rose and Rouse Of
Cleveland, o., are visiting the Bad Lands
with q view of locating cattle ranch.
Mr.. Miller will for the present stop with
Col. Moore at his ranch.
The N. P. Ref. Co. have shipped two
cars dressed beef daily since last Friday.
They viii get cattle from the roundup
sufficient to supply the demand until the
fifteenth, when the next bunch will be
delivered BY the; H S outfit.
"a severe frost Sunday night killed
nearly all the peaches. Some fears are
entertained that other fruits have also
suffered. although it is hoped that goose
berriesland bananas are still safe. Cow
slips and horse chestnuts are out of dan
ger. IS ssi s$
East bound trains on the Northern
Pacific railroad for the past week have
been occasioned BY a bad wash-out on
the west fork Of the Gallatin about 4OC
yards long, necessitating transfer Of
passengers and baggage BY wagon seven
miles. 3si II /:
Jos. q. Rose treasurer of the 5LeMoyne
Cattle Co.. who has been with the round.
Il up q few days. returning to Pittsburgh
Pa. Tuesday. This company will receive
q consignment of cattle in a few days.
Next year their herd will be largely
Increased. 4 g.?s
It was decreed that the celestials must
go and they went. Yak Wah, finding
that naturalized citizens were more
popular than heather in Medora, CON
cluded to pack up his aIaumly" and
emigrate to some place where the eli
mate was more serene.
AL Canter says he don't mind SO much
the going up, but 1t is the coming down
that hurts. We did MT suppose there
was anything with hair on that could
lay AL in the sand, but he says himself
that it was straight, square bounce and
he don't care who knows it. 7
Hon. friedrich Billings passed through
here today in his special car en- route for
Portland. The boys over on the west
side say that some Of the ladies on the
car gave them tracts. It is to be hoped
they will read them as we do not know
Of more promising (?) field than Little
Missouri for missionary work.
Thou art so near and yet 50 far,p is
the title Of anew poem BY Seth Weyland,
dedicated to the prizs rifle. There is not,
room for the whole poem this week as it
has SO verses, but the nub Of the story Is,
that zone is afraid and the other
daresn't IT, Come boys, If You are afraid
to shoot against Seth = score, just say SO
and quit. En-
The Medora bucket brigade fire com
pany behaved very handsomely at the.
fire last evening Probably several mil
lion dollars Of property would have been
destroyed II it had not been for the.
assistance Of this valuable organization,
They have 9 very fine assortment Of fire
appliances and are a fine looking body Of
msn probably
Marquis do Mores had d very narrow
escape from browning last Tuesday after
noon. As he was fording the river Just
above the bridge on horseback, his
horse got mired Id the auick-saId The
Marquis dismounted to help the horse
and In 1.-THE struggle got under his feet.
The horse finalI got loose and made for
thesshore, leaving the Marquis standing
on q sand bar in the middle Of theriyer,
md obliging him wade out. 4
Letters Unclaimed 5 M
Remaining In the postoaice at Medora.
~ the week ending June ii, 1885: Sc.
Banett NJ Norris i at ".
Bartlett q Perry A b
Cummings Al Palmer g
spufy y Scott w &
dempsey q sprague q Martin
Ely YIN. Sheridan a Miss
GourieY " Stuck "a
I iIeene Y B SWartle Nv
/ Hill Turner Z
Mulfer Wong sing
NJ N iikendorf II !s.i u
Persons calling Tor any Of the above
iattars, will please say 'adYsrtised. 81
r. YanD riesehe, Postmaster. 4
When you are Id want 81 Grockery
fall sat the Drug Store.