The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-02-05
William fanD riesche took a flying trip
to Bismarck Mond law ]. ],

b ilildm anUrleSche TOOK a flying trip
to Bismarck Monday. s.4
John Munro took a trip to Miles City
and ;Glendive last week. Nj
We understand that one Of our young
citizens Intends housekeeping soon.
Northern Pacific preferred bonds are
selling at 81 e, and common at 1517s.
81 fine watch was ratified for at Alaska
Johns Saturday night. the lucky man
being Jim Hannigan.
Williamson s. Coplin's workshop is
nearly completed. It viii be . neat adj
s1tion to The town and . handy place to
get work done. ss IS ISL
Weare glad to hear that Dan Williams
has received the ointment Of agent at
sentinel Butte. We hare not yet heard
where Ives win go.
McNeavs Nally, now in Jimtown, has
Joined thefold and added his name to the
Cow Boy list. He sends regards to all
his old friends here.
Or. q. n. Jorgens went out on the
coach to Cave Hills Monday to get his
wife and bring her to Medora. He will
return in 4 few days. 81: 3s
Windy Bill, Dutch Bill and Jay Gould
are now we'll on their way to South
America where they will teach the pill
gTims how to- run stage wagons"
ii letter from Russ Wilson, foreman Of
the E G, states that the loss there will be
small, and that the winter evenings are.
spent N eating hickory nuts and big.
{ red apples. We're coming Russ.
3. Barr is still in Kansas City, and
will 90 to Texas to purchase cattle as
/ Room as the present mplications are
settled. He does not look for an amic-
able settlement Of the ificultiess NOR a
very speedy one.
VIM. Van Driesche, the treasurer Of the
\ school board, states that q number who
! subscribed have not paid. In such a
movement MS this, there shonId be no
hanging back Bills must be paid and
It's to tho interest Of every one that
they be paid promptly. ~
C. N. Sleeper is at his home In Bing-
shamton, n. y. Provided there IS no diff
Guilty In getting cattle cut Of Texas, he
D viii drive d herd into the Bad Lands. If
the difficulty is not settled, he will put
OF the drive another year and go into
some business with St. Paul as his head
4uarters. ;.ESsa ,:s8
Work on the Hotel de Mores win begin
almost Immediately. All the partitions
/ win be taken out and changed, the
whole building plastered Land salcimined,
d porch built on the west and south
sides, an addition built and as soon as
the weather permits the; Whele building
viii be yeneered. {.
The following are the arrivals and de
partures On the Metlora Stage and For
marding Co.'S line since our last issue:
Mrs. q II Owens, j. II. Williams, Anna
Williams, { c. Butcher, Fannie Owens.
o. Swanson, 0letta Anderson, Viola
Mcintyre. Jerry Shannon A. Roosner,
John Gallup. Departures: b II. Jor-
gems.
no distant day there win be
4 shooting match here for q friendly
trial of skill. The contest lis
open ID all, each to use any gun he
spleases. PIelim inaries can be arranged
on The ground. Each contestant viii
! put dollar in . general purse, to be
taken by the winner, a si1-shoote con
test may also be arranged. Il
One of ON aspiring Nimrods thought
! he would make mash on q dining ear
steward and give him . does head,
1llat lie explained he would not part
nth 70 any one else, IS it was not only
I Tho INST deer he had ever killed. hut ono
Z f the prettfest heads he had ever seen.
As the steward was receiving Il, Dan
walked np and aaiid clio, sIax, what
are yon doing with M deer head Ex-
plantations II
As ne enter upon the second volume
oI tho Cow BOY, We hope that oil our sub
scribsrs. especially our local ones, win
make On effort toward extending 0ur cir
cplation There % not q solitary one 81
our subscribers that cannot induce one
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