The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-23
Marquis dc Mores went east Monday.
4 Fred Willard made flying trip to Miles

Deffebach.
DE-. Barry came up from Bismarck
asst night to photograph the Cos.
slaughter house.
Word has been received from jamie
that indicates a speedy recoy-
cry from her Sickness
Peter Book and the most Of the brick
men have gone to Miles City to work Oh
newt buildings there. .;2s.E
Baron i. "A. Won Hoffman,, treasurer
Of the N. Pref. Car Co., arrived Monday
evening onsa tour of inspection.
Aleck Cornell again descended on Me-
dora last Monday and purchased another
outfit, team, wagon, harness &c.
"a beef roundup will start tomorrow
or next day south Of the track. 1t will
probably take two or three weeks.
Joe Ferris intends, before the counters
are put into his new store room, to give
an opening dance. It win be we'll
attended party.
Drive care away by smoking the
Republic de Guatemala cigars. They
are the best and Of course John Munro
has: got them.
Frank Moore sold q small bunch Of
steers to the Ref. Co., Monday. They
averaged about a thousand pounds and
were Of the KC brand.
The pay-car passed through. yesterday
and the boys are uncertain as to whether
to buy out a controlling interest in the
railroad or become cattle kings.
A roundup party consisting Of outfits
north of the track has gone to the Big
Missouri and will round up the whole
country from there to the Bad Lands.
The dance at Mrs. Malloy's last night
was q complete success. The owners Of
several sleepy looking pairs.of eyes de-
clared this morning that they wouldn't
have missed it for a ranch. Il
Joe Nice oul went to Glendive last
night, where he can have more constant
medical attendance. His leg is doing
WE'LL but paining him more than will be
the case at Glendiye.
We have just received a large stock Of
paper of all kinds and can offer those
wishing job work of any sort, their
choice Of stock. Bring in your orders
for anything in the job printing line. :
Charlie Connolly, Of the Hashknife
outfit, has returned from the Hot Springs.
He Outftted at Medora last week and
started for the home ranch of the HASH
knife Co., on Box Elder creek.
Medora is getting up an extended rep
utation as q watering place. The gen
tlemen OF the dining car keep their
heads inside though, lately, as they OBJ
iect to taking it from syringe. &.
The Go. has recently shipped in a num-
Der Of large kettles in which to render
the tallow and make stock for butterine.
The butterine itself will not be made
here but the stock will be shipped to
y eastern markets. Z: a. s. {.5 /. Va
4 There has been more rain this season
than for any to which the oldest inhabit-
ants memory extends back. It is now
getting to be rather a nuisance than
otherwise to stoekmen, as those wishing
to put up hay find the grass too green.
". q. Mintey, night operator ke7e,
started this morning for Augusta, Wis.
4 We are in q state Of painful uncertainty
and will be until his return three weeks
hence, as to whether he intends any
thing serious or not. E. W. Jordan
relieves him. ,.sss Z d - r.
M d.. q. NJ Jorgens and family start
this afternoon for Cave Hills. Messrs.
Powers and johnson, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, came last night and start with
2. G. Paddock, On their way to Spearish.
9On his return trip, MI. Paddock will
bring back Mrs. Fred Willard.
a very pleasant social gathering took
place at the Rowe, Parker s. Easton cat
file ranch, on the evening Of the 18th Of
July. Music. singing and dancing were
all on the evenings programme. At
twelve o'clock supper was served. 1t
/ was voted BY all in attendance to be the
most pleasant evening ever spent by the
young people Of the Little Beaver.
The Chimney Butte ranch was the place
I and Merrifield and Ferris Bros. were the
hosts, that entertained a party last Sat
snrday ina way to warm ones heart to Bad
Lands hospitality. Riding, horse tracing,
shooting, a runaway and q good exhibi-
tion of bucking, crowned by a bountiful
ranch supper, completed an afternoon Of
pleasure long to be remembered BY the
participants.
Grasshopp ers Or eyenteen- year locusts
authorities differ, are doing great dam
age iii Montana and northwestern Oak.
ota. Many fields Of grain north Of the
Yellowstone, In Montana and some Of
the ranges south Of the Yellowstone have
been nearly OF quite destroyed. 1t is
doubtful II they will get as far south as
fhe railfoad Id time to do much damage.
Their advance Is slow and they are now
lat least seventy five miles from the end
.of THE wheat belt, Which.ends at BelfeId.
tFe advise our eastern neighbors to har-
rest their grain IS soon as possible.