The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-17
Go,to the Drug Store for jewelry, silve
plated ware, etc.

either IN inquired gold or CHINA, ID. M.
Jorgsns can fit you out.
The ice-llouses are being cleaned out
to the Ice season. C,F. Eli
son will have charge Of the work. }
The Drug Store is the place to buy
anything you want in the way Of fancy
goods or notions. q I'm.
Ri c. F.. Ellison has almost completed his
coy dwelling house and it will soon be
ready for occupancy. His wife is now in
Mandan. IT'S s ~ IS 4; & .s.,. -:
II Christmas Is coming, and you can get
anything you want in the way Of pres
ents ot.,H. III. Jorgens..
ST Tie agent at Mingusville has returned
and W, H. Minty has resumed his old
place here as night operator, that was
filled BY Dan. Williams during his alb
.sence. i:,53 -
1.-THE above was changed to-day by
Greene gsipg to Dickinson, Minty becon-
ing day operator and Williams, night
operator. 9;s.,5 !. l..
! Il. Al. .Jorgens has just opened up
complete stock Of crockery and glass
ware. Now is your time to purchase.
Two horses belonging to the SOHO
cattle Co. were in Red Clouds alias
George Woods possession when he was
killed by Chris Gross. They will be
brought, back to the ranch soon.
2 ~ 50 80 .
Alden Eaton returned Monday evening
from his eastrn trip. He was visiting in
Pittsburgh and Meadyille. He reports
having delightful time, but glad to get
back to the Bad Lands.
Fred Willard's residence will be fin
ished in about two weeks. g, It will be
comfortably arranged, of good size and
will present neat appearance. Cope
land s. Williamson have the contract.
Remember that you can buy your fam
cy goods and notions as cheap at the
Drug Store in Medora as you can any
where this side Of st. Paul. Besides this
you may draw a prize to exceed the value
Of the goods. E.
Charlie Eaton returned from Pitts
burgh last night Between the enjoy
ment Of his eastern trip, his pleasure at
returning to the Bad Lands and his en-
deayors to again get nsed to cowboy
hat after wearing dude outfit SO long,
+ his sensations are as badly mixed as are
the reports concerning the likelihood Of
] there being 9 new Mrs. Eaton in the
spring. ...;.
Win. Roberts and q number Of other.
prisoners in the Miles City jail made an
attempt to escape recently. They got
through the floor Of cell but then ran
across plate Of, chilled steel that stop
= ped further progress. The Jail officials
could not find the tools with which the
work was done but a. diet of bread and
water for four. days made Win. weaken
and show up a case knife, with which
the job was done. 49,
n. III. Jorgens wishes to announce to
the public that he has connected with
Z, his business gift enterprise. Buying
three dollars worth Of fancy goods, no
tions or jewelry entities you to num-
Der in the gift enterprise. Every num-
Z Der draws prize varying in price from
ten cents to ten dol rs.
An extract from the marriage license
notices in the Pittsburgh Penny Press,
/ Of Dec. 8, sent US by Charlie Eaton,
makes rather interesting reading. It
states that on that date marriage
license was issued to John B. Walker
and Jennie Dolish. Of Irwin station.
Penn. Hereafter the Cow Boy will pose
q as a prophet. It will be remembered
that in spite Of the fact, that Walker
was reported to be in Helena, the Cow
Boy predicted that he could be found in
Pennsylvania. 5.:. !
We refrained from mentioning any
thing concerning the proposed reduct-
ion in the depot force here in our last
i issue. hoping that the change would not
/ be made in Mr.; Maxwell's position. a
J large rem0nstrancs was sent in by our
citizens to the proposed change, and
Auditor Sharkey and route-agent Sted-
man also fsent III protests. It seems that
the change is to sbe made, however, and
( Mr.. Maxwell will probably accept po-
i sition in the Wells-Fargo company at
Helena. He has been altogether the
most popular agent we have ever had
here and there is no one but that regrets
seeing the change made.
[Sincs the above was put In type, Mr.
Maxwell has decided to remain in
Medora and will accept the agency Of the
Wells-Fargo. 3ys5.4
An insurance agent was here last week
soliciting trade in way that showed
either him or the company he represent
ell, to be a fraud. He tried to do bust.
ness on aiding scale OF rates that no
responsible insurance company would
authorize. He offered to insure a dwell
= ling henss with an adjacent exposure
u " for one per cent This is a fraud on the
face Of Il, IA no responsible company Of
fers such rate. All can easily see that
It TO their interest to insure with a
I home sgent who will certainly look
after The policy holders interests bet
tor thaD a tramp agsnt o. 8 snide COM
pany.
Letters Unelaimed
Remaining IN the postoffiee st Nedota,
for the week ending Dec. II, 1851; \
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