The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-04-30

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s sa7;5 y J. n. MAXWELL, Agent
Mirrors at drug store.
Prints in colors at drug store.
Windowglass and putty ut drug
Htore. 55.
J. N. Maxwell has gone to Mandan on
q short visit. s3 ].
Tom Matthew'S was here yesterday on.
Official business. II {.
E. Elmer is building dwelling house
on Williamson & Copeland's lot. RI
To-day Is tho last chance for contest
ants in the shooting match in the rink.
The historical shack just vacated by.
Dr.. Jorgens jis already rented for dry
goods and clothing store.
i 1. Ayers again doomed up on us yester-
day. He is always welcome to Nedora,
where he has host Of friends.
It is estimated that 10000 cattle will
be shipped into Montana and the Bad
Lands Of Dakota this summer. !,
About one hundred men will be em-
ployed constantly Of the slaugh -house
as soon as the seasons work begins.
Peter Book is building q fine dwelling
house near his brick kiln. He will
veneer it as soon as he can make the
brick. X s:@l3 h y
ss Ed. Foster started for Chicago this
morning after his wife, and a lot Of men
toWork in the slaughter house. He will
return In about three weeks. "a
What we want to know is whether
Johnny Munro has been and gone and
done it or not. Any information will be
cheerfully received at this Office.
z Remember that the masquerade at the
rink will take place Saturday night.
Those who attended the last one will
need no invitation to come again.
Mr.. Paddock finds that his livery barn
is altogether too small for his business,
although it is Of good size, and intends
Immediately to about double its size.
Mr.. Jordan's wife and daughter arrived
from the east last week and the family
will go to keeping house as soon as "a
dwelling, already begun, is. completed.
IN 7. 1. Skinner, attorney for the Caledo-
mia mine in the Hills, went out on this
mornings coach. He has been in New
Orleans in charge Of the. Black Hills
exhibit. AZ " RI n
A large number Of cattle have been
contracted for BY the Marquis, the prin-
ciDal firms contracted with being the
Hashknife and Niobrara companies.
About 10000 will be delivered here this
summer and fall. ,.i.5sS1 III. s35
z. ooh, its nice to be a daddy" sings
Frank Keller. In confidence, he admits
that it is the prettiest little ten-pound
male cherub in the country and was
born April II. Mrs. Keller will come to
Aedora to live in about two weeks.
The stock-yards across the river are Of
very little use, being entirely too small.
They should be; four times as large and
have good branding chute. Should the
railroad company not improve the yards,
1t would pay our stockmen to do SO.
Football and baseball are becoming
popular sports among the boys. If a
nine were organized anywhere between
Dickinson and GlendiYe, or even at a
further distance where expenses were
guaranteed, we could make it very warm
for them. 3: .33Efl s:{5 At &
Our readers will notice the new adyer-
tisment Of the Fargo ms. Co., appearing
in this issue. This is q perfectly safe
and reliable company having a paid-up
capital Of $lOO.0 900. It should be pat
ronized extensively as it is q home
institution. II ~: Il +
Dr. Jorgens and Mr.. Martin have been
busy moving the drugstore for a day or
two and are now nearly settled in the
best, store room ri town. II Is Of good
size, painted Twilight colors and has q
full glass 'front.' " Q hope to see other
stores as good go up speedily.
And it came to pass that William the
broncO-buster bet Johnny he could ride a
bucking cayuse. But William was
afflicted sore and he did pound . hole in
the ground which In the vet season will
all up and become like unto q lake. And
g glittering shekal did pass from the
hand Of William to that Of Johnny and
after j season of barter gurgled down
the throats Of those who had come forth
to see. And all grinned gleefully.
Letters Unclaimed ~
Remaining In the postoffice at Medora
81 t,se week ending Anril 30. 1885: 5 sS
Berck g Hansen 81
Brown Hoover II
Bjurk d Irmer j
Z ~. ~. y, Peters Mcniwen Al
Biakley 7 McGascaIls &c
Caldwell w B Milligan r Il.
Chace Chas Morrison Julia
Coleman Peter Mikkelson Anne
Carson ] Pickering Chas
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& Finfrtbck "; Patrick M I, ...3}
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