The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-03-19

line wyoming Stock Growers Associa-
tion will hold its annual spring meeting
April =, at Cheyenne. 5s. 2z1..= =.
The Little Missouri stockmen's Associa-
ton meets in Medora, April l.. Time
and place will probably he decided be-
Tore next issue. f & ). 5s.,
A week ago Tuesday, six inches of
snuw tell in the Panhandle district in
lexas. lie stockmsn were o Little fear
1ui VI lile result. 4; Il =
The Aliies Gily stock meeting. will -ha
neid April 2ud aud std. those wisning
~ hU,n, IeIe can easily niaAe
ouln meetings ny iaAlus lne evening
.raln LIE evening ot the lst. n. FL
Alter dlilgei.t sea4vn only two more
deau caltie nave been found on lily bau
Lantls cdttte CV's range, III aduiliun To
lne hlue aIe;iuy rerv. .ol. 4n.4o must
Cettaiuly We vlAo.s Dut We Sva,CiGy Of
cai casses Indicates that the loss is
n,luiy more Luiln IL would be from nat
ufaI CAUSES. f. ~ +,
There is very little danger to fear for
tAe stvck Interests now, in the Bau
LduuS. opitnS Is We'll ADVANCED anu
eAcepL lut lue usual snrinkilse LII nesu
conooquunL utUu Tue appea1aure Ut new
s.sse, c.Ats.e "ih cVnsSantiy lnplvSe LII
SoiiuItlvn lnLll LIE UeeI Iuuuu-up.
Messsis. LainD q hUuand OF Boston,
nave uougnt Ditly 1auuvCAs rauCn uumn
.ne tl'ei ahd Will immediately Degln
Duyihg cattle Will WINCH " slUcK IT.
ne aie lnulo tnan pleased u weicvMe
these tMo genlenIi.n AMONG lis aS Uney
"hI inaAe uoL-class cILizenS auu are
cei tain w surceea LII the cattir business.
Harry Iarben, of the Little Missouri
nurse Co., Is decluediy LII IavOr Ut uslng
large mares az Dreeuels. 1ne great CAN
lioM-s,-lays Is 1Ur large horses aud al
tnUush pony mares can be bought
Cheaper tuan large ohes, it viii take ~
iOns 10 breed up 10 Inc required size
ti,at money Is LOST LII the uperation.
The maverick question should come up
for consideration a5 the next meeting OF
our ASSOCIATION. We suggest that it
would be an excellent plan 10 apply the
proceeds To the school fund. Otiier asso-
Citations have done this very satisfactorily
aud it will be a cheap way for the cattle
men to bear their snare OF school ex-
penses. .-5,,i,r ~ ,S is&s
In a moment Of temporary alteration
we once indited sonnet to Chinook"
We did hope to be forgiven for it but our
contemporaries are ruthless in their
revenge. They tighten the burden very
materially, however, by crediting it to
any other cattle paper in the country ex-
cept the Cow Boy. The article also
brings forcibly mind the old saw:
"Great minds run in the same channel"
for at least seven others editors wrote
exactly the same article week OF two
after it appeared in the Cow BoY. 1t
may seem strange, but 1t must have been
original with all Of them, as it was not
even credited to some other paper.
H s. -, 35st.g,.
Experiments will be made BY the Co.
this seasan to secure profitable feed for
the cattle that arc TO held here for win
ter markets. Itwould be q good plan il
others would also try experiments, as ii
is liable to be q profitable undertaking
for those who win have weak cattle to
feed. There is not much doubt that
alfalfa win grow well, although its cnl-
tiyation has never been tried here.
There are several other kinds of grasses
which are claimed to be- equal 81 supe.
rior to alfalfa. There Is no telling but
that q year may come when 1t viii be
impossible to put up hay and i supnIs
Of alfalfa would Do a gcdsena. S,8'.