The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-30
+. B. Allen, Of Bismarck, llas been hers

- 1900 ~ SASJ 1lta0 dSsA ACASI
'eyernl days.
T.W. Ives is still shooting lightning
It Sentinel Butte.
Jack Robinson, partner Of tho Willard
3ros, came Monday morning and will gu
o the Hills by stage.
The Heinze Bros, Of Bismarck, came
tuesday night and are now engaged
coating lines for the Co.
The plans for the hotel have aGain
,een changed and the verauda will be
:dlea as at first intended.
A letter from A. NJ. sinnott, dated at
Butte City seems to indicate that he is. \
.loing we'll in his new home.
The stages have not beer making as
good time as usual, owing to; the poor
roads. Business Is very good however,
for this season. N # y
Scarcely q day passes but that from
one to FIVE trains of cattle from MINI.
esota and Iowa pass through Medora on
their way west. !. RI.
Denny Friedman expects to return.
with Lloyd: Roberts about May 10. and
will remain at the slipping bottom ranch
The most Of the summer. gs
A bank building win soon be put up on
the vacant hotel square. It Is, under.
stood that 1t will be q branch Of Stebbins,.
Mund 4 Co. It will be certain Of sue,
cess. e Il. SRI az
81 Vim. Jones' an old-time college mate
Of the editors, is now private secretary
to the Marquis. There is no one 81 our
friends whom we wish OF who deserves
greater success. 5s5i3. !
It Is now the intention Of tile ! Co. to
put up alarge lodging house, capable Of
accommodating all the slaughter-house
men. It will be put. up as soon as the
brick can be made. &. :sts:,s }
Two duck hunters from Medora were
badly disappointed in getting duck, at
Beach last Saturday, but their disap-
pointment was greatly lessened BY the
pleasure Of a very enjoyable dance held
at the section house under the anspicts
of Mrs. Gustin and Miss. s38S
The Willard Bros. arrived Monday
evening with one Of the best herds Of
horses that has ever been driven II, here.
They were long time in the cars and
many had their names and tails eaten Off
bat as5 q whole they showed up. well.
Several head were sold here but they
were too late! to strike the market. They
tat today or to-marrow for the Hills
and will reach there in about sixteen
days. #.
!. z. Long prosecuting attorney Of
Morton county and Ed. Drrlry, deputy
sheriff came up Sunday night to enforce
the law passed during the last legis-
lature, compelling the liquor dealers Of
unorganized counties to pay a. county
license to the senior! counties. Partial
payments were made by the liquor men
and the whole will probably be- paid.
We very much doubt the constitutional
itY Of this law and by all means advise
our liquor men to. make a test case and
fight It ont. It is worth the trial ID any an,
event and this is fundoubtly only On
entering wedge to further taxation,
A meeting to organize d bucket brig
ade was held in the. rink last Monday
evening. It was called to order bySJ 6.
Fisher and A.. 7. Packard was elected
chairman. The necessity Of such an
organization was unanimously conceded,
On motion, committee Of five was
appointed, the names of j. C. Fisher, JOS,
A. Ferris, Marquis do Mores, F. D. Foster
and J.B. Walker being suggested and
adopted. This committee was authorized
to goahead and perfect all arrangements.
They met Tuesday evening and decided
to purchase buckets, ladders, hooks, axes
&C., the money to be raised by subscrip-
ton. The force-pump and pipe at the
Marquis house may also be brought into
requisition. 2s3ss s..s5
Freighters Attention!
Be sure and take your watch to the
King jeWeler, spearash Or Deadwood for
repairs. n 4 6s
Drugs, Paints and Oils. s35= 4;