The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-02

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Freight, srd Glass. 1901 q m
81 33Sss5$s !. N. maxwell, Agent
Il Geo. Porter and wife left for the eas'
on Monday last.
Tom McClung is kept hnsv as deputy
sheriff Of Dawson county, Montana.
". w. Mahee, of the Glendiye Times
attended the stock meeting yesterday.
Mike Coleman is painting his hotcr
inside and outside and it looks quite tast-
y !. A. trathewa.a as deputy q. S. marshal
Sfs giving excellent satisfaction in Mons
lana 81 ssss
Mrs.. i. J. Carver. aud Children left for
bismarck Tuesday morning on visit to
/ her mother.
Do not forget Arbor day, which has
been appointed by Governor Pierce for
April 18th.
B. s. Lamb is rustling around and
getting isranch in shane for business
as soon as his cattle arrive.
Why cannot we have a half mile race
track on the plateau east Of town and
shave a little fun with the boys'
occasionally ?
Geo: Wilkes is rnstling about like
a feather in gale of wind, getting the
4 engine and machinery in place at the
3 staughter-hous IL
Jas. Wishart an old time freighter
came up from Belfeld yesterday. He
viii move here early this spring. Glad
to'see You here, Jim. E SEA. I, Is ,t.
Sam Townsend returned on Monday
from q trip to Indian Creek where he
went with oats for the stage Co. Sam
made q quick trip as usual.
Z. Ayers went east Tuesday morning
for an extended trip. Mr.. Ayres made
4 many friends while here and we chronicle
his departure with regret.
so Z ]. Martin, of the drug store. is making
& q very fine collection Of Bad Lands
Il specimens Of petrifactions. He has some
that very much resemble Alaska
diamonds. ;;s s2ss:s5sr
. ss ". B. Pryor is erecting a new shoe
store and will be ready for business in a
4 few days. He will mend shoes. harness
and saddles and in fact any business
that offers in the leather line. s@
Sam English and wife have moved to
Brainerd. Sam is interested in land on
& the line of the new railroad running
through Brainerd and lake Mile Laos.
Z Success to you, Sam. 81.
The stockmpn's ball last night at the
Pyramid Park hotel was all that was ex-
1 pected and the expectations of all for
having q good time were high. The
dancing was kept up till a late hour and
q another social success has been recorded.
Our respected and versatile hardware
] merchant has just received an extensive
consignment Of papers through the mail.
\ It is presumed that they were delayed by
Z the recent eclipse Of the sun, as some Of
. them are of rather ancient date.
e. G. Paddock's new livery and sale
& stable IS nearly completed and will be a
a great convenience as well as an ornament
to the town. He viii no doubt reap a
liberal harvest from the tourists trade
this summer as well as from the local
trade. IL @
The managers Of the rink have decided
to make the price for admission and
skatesas follows: Gentlemen, admission
twenty-five cents, skates 10 cents; ladies',
I: admission free, skates twenty-five cents.
Gentlemen will be charged admission on
nlaranights whether they take skates
Of moi. .55sS'
Rsy. Y. B. Schafner. Of DE-. son,
Preached an eloquent serm in g g
rink last Sunday evening. There was q
good audience, which listened attent-
lively to the ministers words. Mr..
Schafner will preach here again week
from Sunday evening at half-past seven
IN the rink. There Is no doubt that o
large aud fence will turn out,
an those intending to take part in the
Skating masquerade and carnival April
Is. shonld be practicIng as much as pos
sible beforehand so that they won't fall
Il down and break their masks that even
ing. II you cannot afford d special cog
tune Tor tile evening, don't let that keep
You from taking part In the festivities.
/ Our worthy six eyed gentleman will
Y haye masks for sale at the confection-
I erY and news depot Tie masks will
cost about twenty-five cents each. An
old cotton umbrella and a plug hat
j makes 4 very good masquerade costume.
That Is, in come ction with other necess-
ary wearing apparel However. to avoid
naonotoly We would suggest that this
costume bs not universally adopted. NJ