The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-10-29
Receiver Gilmour Of the Bismarck land
office, was In Medora last week,

Receiver Gilmour Of the Bismarck land
Office, was in Medora last week.
Miss Macbeth returned Monday from
visit to Mrs. Wadsworth, at the ranch.
There will be q dance at the Northern
Pacific on the evening Of Nov. 1e. Pre-
pare for d good time. sI?' s,2s5l3.5
Arthur Smith returned yesterday from
q long trip In search Of strayed stock.
He recovered one horse near Miles City,
]. a. Freeze returned last night from
Glendiye, where he has had good snccess1
soliciting orders for .enlarging photo,
graphs. 81 II \ Il
Mrs. Lydia A. Moore returned from
MINNEAPOLIS Sunday night, whence she
was recalled BY the accident to her son,
Hayes. .s} % &. ,. 5s..s
Miss Mead of H. r. Mead & Co., Bis
marck, OAK, will be at the Northern.
Pacific hntelin Medora, Friday, Oct so,
with a full line Of winter goods, to de-
liver and take orders.
Arrivals at tho Northern Pacific dur
ing the last week were as follows: =. Il "a
Neil Gilmonr Bismarck; DR. Heber Rob
arts nicl;.nson G, 8 Hood Mandan;
Jack White W q Alinty City;J L Trus-
colt, ranch. 81 81 n.
Rev. Father Paul arrived. last night
from Bismarck. He announces that
hereafter there will be service in the
Catholic church on the first Sunday Of
every month, beginning next Sunday.
Services will begin at $50. In the after
moons at three o'clock, there will be cate
chistical instruction.
Herbert D. Hostetter Of Pittsburgh,
who has been visiting Howard Eaton for
some time, accidentally cut himself in
the foot q few days ago and is now in
Glendiye, under the care Of DE-. Duncan.
Tho hurt is not serious but will lay up
the patient for some days.
John Munro has decided to again en-
bark in the sheep business, this time on
his own account His ranch will proba-
bly, bein the neighborhood Of Mingus-
vile. We wish Johnny only the best Of
success, but are sorry that the history Of
the sheep businessi in this country doesn't
hold forth very bright promises for the
future. ~ 'sJss fs$s;is rs. &. Z. /,
AS the shooting contests Of the Gun
club were still unfinished and Seth Wy
land, who was at tho head Of those who
had completed their scores, started for a
winters hunting trip Monday, it was
deemed best to give him the first prize.
There were two contestants who had not
finished their scores and who stood good
! chances Of winning but as there had
been too long delay it was deemed the
fair thing to; make the above decision.
The Marquise is especially interested
in having Q school started here and has
renewed her proposal to pay the teacher.
The room recently vacated by Roberts &
Co. will make a tirst-rate school-room.
Nothing but little effort on the part Of
4 the school board lis now required to set
things going. Several persons have OBJ
jected, thinking it was the intention to
start q Catholic school. We are assured
that no such intention exists.
II is q good time now to mention that
the petty tliieying which has been going
\ on whenever occasion offered, must come
to q stop at once. There are at least two
persons here who are known to possess
this rustling spirit and who will be
cinched to the limit the first time after
this fair warning that they are caught
stealing the value Of q pin. A word to
the wise is sufficient and ought to work
3 on rustlers.
It is time that the new school board
took action on the subject Of holding a
school this winter. The Marquise has
already offered to pay tile teachers sal:
airy; an offer that may be withdrawn ii
some steps are not taken soon By tile
school board. There is no reason why
the children here should not have as
good educational facilities as is needed.
The remaining Il expenses, beside the
teacher, are trifing and could readily be
raised BY subscription. Brace up, homo.
rabls membsrs Of the school board
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