The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-25

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Carl Parks formerly Of Mandan, is
spending the summer here.
Prot. Wellung's entertainment at tho
rink on the evening Of the s4tIl. 4
Fred Willard has been appointed stock
inspector at Medora and arrived last
evening to enter tpon his duties. Fred
made a host of friends willie here and
the appointment will give general salts
faction. As Stsl
Thegncerest malformation in theslapo
Of IN deer. horn We: ever saw, is now on
exhibition at Bob Roberts saloon. One
old horn was not sled and the new horn
grew up around 1t in q very curious
manner. 3.., Mi s5$
John Warn left Monday for Miles City
where. he intends organizing party to
go in search 81 the; eLost Cabin" gold
mines. He has the goodwill of all s,5on
his trip. His continued story will be
concluded next week. q S,y5s 4
Mrs. A. Fox, Of Minneiska, Mimi, and
Mrs. E. Fox, Of |Ojata, Oak, made a cali
at the Cow Boy Office Monday. Their
husbands will fbe remembered as two Of
the party who went in a boat from here
to Bismarck last May. u
The baseball craze has again struck
Medora and an unexpected nnmber5of
good players have already been developed.
We understand that Glcndiye and Dick
inson will have a match game on the 4tll.
To- mines. are organized at both these
places it will be easy to arrange contests
with them. s II & ,5
Much to the disappointment ( of our
readers, who have noticed tho literary
improvement Iii the Cow Boy under tile
able leadership Of AIessrs. Fisher and
Defebach, the editor turned up on the
late train Friday evening. The popula-
tion Of Medora is also increased by an
editorial better half. 8i,.siii VI
Baron A. Won steiger has had another
h0rse-thief experience. He bought d
horse in Mel ean county and tho same
night it was stolen from him. He fol-
lowed the trail for about three weeks
md finally got the horse. Taking it
back home it was again taken from him
BY its rightful owner who lived near 1t.
Stevenson. A horse is not worth much
unless accompanied by d bill OF sale
signed bya responsible party.
There will be 4 great fourth of July
entertainment and ball combined at the
roller rink, the evening Of the immortal
fourth. The doors will be open at 7::3o
and the misery VIII begin at $50. In
connection with Prof. Wellung's magic
Entertainment there will Be q variety
consisting Of double and single song and
dance, negro sketches, langhable :puns
etc, lasting until 10 o'clock, after which
dancing will commence and continue
until everyone is dead.
And now we wish ITO arise to remark
that the glorions 4th Ia almost upon us
and no preparations have been made for
any celebration during the day. The
Entertainment at the rink in tile even
| ing will doubtless be- interesting but
besides this, much enjoyment could be
had by contestsof various kinds during
the day To further this end we viii
Issue q call for d meeting to elect q
board to conduct the entertainment. The
meeting will DO hold to morrow, FRIDAY
evening At 800 o'clock at tie rink. I.st
Everyone tnrn ont. M
A meeting was held Monday evening
to organize q church society, to SEQ how
many would take an active Interest iii
lpaying the expenses of holding weekly
service here. The officers elected were:
IJ.s G. Fisher, President !; 4. III. Gordon,
lVica-presidsnt and w. b. Wright, secre-
Itary. ~ was decided to And out how
much could DO raised weekly and for
this purpose the secretary was instructed
toprepare lists both of those who wish
llto BECOME members Of the association
and sof those who will contribute Il
stated sum weekly The meeting then
adjourned to meet early next week and