The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-12-31
General News Notes,

: ne T lrSb NaGlOnal Dank OIL ashton mas
been organized with a capital of $50 900, S
There were /, 1876. land entries in Dakota
during November, I'm increase OF fifty over
October. l..tsz.
At Quebec, Leger & Berfret, wholesale
dry goods, have suspended. Liabilities,
The Holmes Lumber company at De-
troit made a voluntary. assignment to n.
Dennis. Liabilities, S45. 900.
Gen. Paine, former owner Of the Puritan,
is arranging to build a new eighty-fve-foot
sloop which will beat the Puritan or any
other craft. n = ss-ts4s -;, 81. 9i$1
O'Ferral & Smith, manufacturers Of
agricultural implements, Piqua, Ohio, have
assigned. Liabilities, 10000; assets
about the same. ~ IS 5.f7
The catalogue Of the University OF Cali
fornia shows n property value Of 5000
| 900, well equipped scientific departments,
and 81 900 volumes in the library.
A strong effort is making to defeat the
confirma ton OF Gov. Swineford ofAlaska.
He is charged with crookedness in connec-
ton with the New Orleans exhibition.
The Mormon Delegate Caine says that
Cannon and Taylor, the two fugitive.
polygamists, are hidden SO securelyin Utah
that they can't bearrested by the federal
authorities. ; 81 y 5s
Hon. Allan G. Thurman was selected as
umpire before the mining arbitration board
at Columbus, Ohio. The Judge was sug-
gested by the miners and readily accepted
by the operators. & ;ti.aq
In January Archbishop Heiss Of Mil
waukee viii convene the bishops OF the
province Tor the purpose OF nominating
three clergy men for the bishopric at Green
Bay, left vacant by the death OF Bishop
Krautbauer. 45!
There is considerable excitement at Al
toona, Iowa, over rabies. Afarmer named
Pierce was bitten bya dog, which also bit
two horses, and the horses bit two sows.y
The horses have died from rahias Pierce
has gone to, Missouri in quest OF a mad
stone. I.
The Montana Cattle company has leased
the Moreland ranch, containing 9, 900 acres
Of land. The leases expect to place about
25, 900 head Of cattle from their northern
ranch on it, also their thoroughbred cattle
now at Big Coulee on the ranch, and q num-.
Der Of imported thoroughbred horses.
| There were 1913 failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week ending 26th against 227 the pre-.
cedfng week and 278, 2GO, 242 and las
In the corresponding weeks Of 1884, 1883,
l31SS2 and 1881 respectively. About 81
i ipSE lCtAk,5McTS UuOSt u bIlalI LraQefG whose
capital wasless than S., GOD. 8 (
Chief Insps ctor Rodky, OF the Baltimore
corn and flour exchange, has. returned
from his general grain inspection tour
tthroughout the West; A summary OF his
observations shows that west Of the Mis-.
| sissippi thecorn is in excellent condition
and the grades east OF the Mississippi are
getting into condition under favorable
winter weather. IS 81 II
l The Baptist church has excluded N. E.,
Reed, the attorney who is accused 81 hay
ing tried to induce the pastors daughtertot
elope with him. Reed has gone 10 Eau
Claire, Wis, and II he returns it Is the in
tention Of many leading citizens to hold n
| public meeting and give him q limited time
TO leave the city. The lawyers are moving
for his disbarment.s 3 n 81
Sheriff Barton 81 Faribault is visiting
Mrs. Fannie Twyman In Independence,
| No. \ Mrs. yinan Is an aunt Of the
Younger boys. sent TO tho saltwater peni!
tentiary Barton had charge OF the fall IN,
1Faribault, where the Yonngers were first.
Imprisoned, His visit TO fndepe isi
ito ascertain hos the people feel about a.
pardon for tho boys.