The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-23

IS Lee ElSenDerg, OF bismarck, was here
Saturday with Q line of dry goods.
Arthur Smith has almost recovered
from his accident Of two weeks ago. 5 55
Geo. Porter returned from Chicago last
Friday night. His wife will return in
about ten days.
Theodore Roosevelt came in last Fri
LAY night and started almost immedia-
tily for his Elkhorn ranch down the
river. s;,5. isss n
Wal. Osterhout went to Miles, Sunday
evening to arrange for some horses for
Howard Eaton, who went up Monday
night. 3,
Sadie" Houk, who will be remembered
as Cow Boy comp. last summer passed
through Saturday night on his way to
alendive:
J. D. Carver returned from Bismarck
last Friday, with his family. His wife's
health is improved though she is far from
well. His sister-in-law also accompanied
him. 5s Ia &. q
IL by any chance o subscriber should
not get his paper, it would be favor il
the fact were Immediately reported t
this Office. We will rectify any mistake
Of this nature. s:s 3. & S:5t'.$ q,
The body Of Mrs. Hawkins, Of Spearfish
President Garfield,s niece, was brought
up on the coach Saturday night from
lspearfish aud shipped to Mrs. Garfield Al
Cleveland, Ohio.
B. +. Matthias, formerly superinten
dent Of this division of the N. P. is pres
ident Of the Charlotte Harbor and North
ern Central R. R. with headquarters a,
Tampa, Florida. ~ (
Mr.. r. Martin will make a complete
digest Of his weather reports for the last
six months, to be published in connection
with his monthly reports. It will make
q valuable paper for reference. III
Skinny" Wallace, who drives on Thu
stage line from Buffalo creek to Middle
Grand river, was in town Saturday
While here he laid in a good supply O.
paint and spread thin coat over til,
suburbs. II Isl
Rev. 81. B. Schaffner preached an elo
quent sermon in the rink last Sunda,
evening to a small congregation. Th'
weather was very stormy which doubles
accounts for the few in attendance. Ser
vice will be held every Sunday eyenin,
hereafter, at half-past seven.
Lloyd Roberts returned from Glendiy
Monday morning and started for 81
Cloud again Tuesday morning. H
delivered several hundred cattle in Glen
dive in prime condition. He has ais
delivered mixed herds in jamestown an,
Bismarck. He will return again abou
May 10.
Our thanks are due A. Mccall of tn
Black Hills for complete list Of hous
and council bills passed at the last ses
sion Of the legislature. Mr.. Mccall
originated and with the able assistanc
Of the other Hills members, had the bill
passed repeating the herd law AMI estab
fishing the fence law in the western tie
of counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Hattie Eato1
parents and sister Of the Eaton boys
came in Monday evening and for til
summer will make their headquarters a
the logging camp. Mr.. Eaton reported tina
while we were having splendid weathe
here, they were having the worst wealth
or in the east, that he ever experienced
For time it almost paralyzed business
Last Friday evening, No. 1 was delaye
seven or eight hours by the falling Of !,
1 huge rock upon the track just east o
4 Sully Springs. A serious accident nearl,
resulted. as the train could not be stoppe,
until the engine had struck the rock ant
threw the two front drivers off the track
The rock should have been blasted of
long ago as it has been threatening t,
fall for two or,three years.