The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

has been suspended, until the river goes
down. .3;s I; If - "a 3
Ss Dr.. II. w. Coe, who represents this
district in the Terrstorial Legislature is
in town in the interests of the census
bureau. ss.
Some Of our young people should re-
member that the night air is unhealthy
and when they go out driving in the |
park, come home before half past ten.
The smokestack at the slaughter-house
! was completed yesterday and now the
draft IS so great it is almost dangerous
4 for . stranger to pass through the boiler
room. s|s3
Carpenters have been busy the last
!: few days putting up q building for E. G.
Paddock, which will be occupied by T:
W. Gordon the enterprising clothing
merchant Of Medora-
The Elk saloon has become the fayorite
resort in Little Missouri. Go there once
and you will need no second urging, as
the proprietors keep the best wines,
liquors and cigars to be had.
Medora Is becoming quite resort for
tourists and pleasure seekers. Hardly al
Train passes that does not leave some
visitors in tee city, who are generally
well pleased with the bad lands.
There Is some talk Of horse race at
Medora on the 4th Of JnIy. There are
quite a number Of fast horses on the
4 river that will make q good race. Will
some one start q purse and see what can
be done. Is 4. g.
We are reliably Informed that Fred N.
Willard has been appointed stock inspec-
tor at this place, by the Montana stock
1 association. Mr.. Willard win probably
arrive here some day this week to enter
upon his duties. 1. 4: I.
]. a. Ferris has set men to work Dig
ging cellar twenty-five be sixty feet,
ION his lots on main street, where he
intends to erect d store building twenty
five By seyenty-fiye feet, which he
intends TO occupy as soon as completed.
Jim. Asborne Of Glendiye Montana was
4 arrested in Jamestown Oak. last week.
He had eighty head Of horses in his
Y possession to which he could not prove
4 hisright Of ownership. Jim'sreputation
Tor rustling has not been Of the best for
some time past. /
IA serious accident occurred at the E6
ranch that proved fatal to one Of the
boys ID the employ of that outfit. Just
before starting on the roundup one Of
{ the boys whose name we failed to learn,
4 received severe kick on the head, which
u caused his death not long after. 5y5a
The stockmens ball last evening at the
rink was grand success. Everybody
was there and nothing occurred to mar
the enjoyment. The music was good and
very much Of the pleasure Of the evening
was due to the efficient services Of the
floor manager Mr.. Frank Smith.
e. g. Marvin president Of the crescent
creamery. Rochester Mimi, made us .
cali this week. BE reports business as
being very good in his line, having sold
100 900 pounds Of butter and cheese on
B this TIN. Their annual sales amount to
900 900 pounds Of butter and 10000
pounds q cheese.
* shooting affair took place in Little
Mo, today IN which Ed Seyerson was
shot through the thnm and fore finger
and side, the bullet entering the right
side between the hip and last rib, not
necessarily fatal. The person doing the
I shooting was foreman for Webo, and has
lett the town. He was known Perfect.
4. d. Van Voorhis Of Beallsyills Pa.
arrived last Friday with q car load of
bulls for the LeMoyne Cattle %. There
was one full blood Devon and eighteen
grade Hhorthorns. Mr.. yanVoorhis ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with the
country and talks Of putting In some
n little 0r horses next spring. He is q
4 promient cattle dealer in the east.
Vim. Higgins q Young man who il
ven known Id this country and who
lived about six miles from Dickinson,
committed snicide at his ranch lass
Tuesday morning at seven o'clock ID
noInplsfnad 0f feeling blue, went and sci
y dnsvfl basitie the house. placed d pistol Ia