The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-07-01
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Freight ard Class 80 o. m.
$55 D. ". wnl1Ans. Agent.
1872 In the sun
Nerthern Pacific preferred stocks, SO;
common. %
The river ia as low as we have seen it
In tho last three years.
School will begin next Monday with
Mise Alice Ellisons sister Of G. F. Ellison,
.assteacllsr. 5s,
About fifteen hundred Bad Lands cat
tie were driven over from the Yellow
stone roundup.
Willis Eaton has finished his assess
gnlelit and will make his returns to the |
commissioners next Monday.
8 Fred Willard started for Spearfish Sun
day He will return as soon as possible |
with his Vile and Fred il. :ss.
The Marquiss de- Mores and a hunting
party areysloWn the river; Bear hunting
. y The principal object Of the trip.
Miss Jennie Morton Of South Heart,
was married last! week to fireman
whose name we are unable to learn.
Goo. 3. Cole has returned from his
eastern trip, having made flying visit
TO his old home and other points Of in
4 terest. 4
Tom Mathews, stoc k-inspector at Glen
dive Is taking Fred Willard's place as
Inspector at the slaughter-house. during
the latter's absence. Y. IL: a
The Marquis de Mores has gone to
y Powder river to look up some Of the
cross 7 steers and other business mat
s ters. Dick Moore accompanied him.
Frank Foster and wife arrived in
i Medofa last Thursday evening. With
them came q force Of butchers, including
shorty and Cranston Of last years
/ men. . go
Feur-ysar-olds are; considerably liveli-
4 erathan threes, as is evidenced by the
l fast that two steers jumped the eight
u foot corral fence, q, feat that has hither-
to. iaaa deemed imp ossible.
4tFfour clock yesterday afternoon the
thsrometer stood at 11s in the sun. The
rain Of the morning barely wet the
4 ground and did but little to relieve the
Intense heat. 4: NJ @s5
.;.A. Quigley, representing Studebaker
q Bros. Mig. CO., stopped off in Medora
Wednesday. He reports sales of $4,000
& on the N. P. between st. Paul and Helena
for the last eight months.
Word comes from Mingusville that Mr..
and Mrs. John Munro are rejoicing over
advent Of as1iyely infant who will go
y through This world, = trials and tribula-
lions under the name of William.
Z Dick Carr has mot as yet recovered his
mules, which strayed away from south
Of the Black Hills about two months age.
a sharp lockout by our cattlemen may
bring them to light, as they are liable to
come back to the Bad Lands.
Dr. Jorgens and Johnny Fitzgerald
Started the FIRST of the week for the Doe
torssC Cave Hills ranch, with two loads of
suppiiahe They will return in a few
4 tiaysa The. Dr. and his family will spend
the most Of the time until fall on the
ranch. III RI "a ~ W
Ell Mickels0nTet Tuesday from
his trip to the Hills. He was in Rapid
City the most OF the time and reports
that there was plenty Of work, but about
Z seven men for oyery job. All the boys
81 who went from here have secured work,
however: sS:s
There may be no connection between
Fred Wizards departure for spearffsh
Z and the tfrsat Of the steckgrowers, jour
snaE t9eDme down with deputy sheriff,
i double barrelled shot gun and yellow
dog TO collect Fradis advertising bill for
the editor Of that paper, but ne look for
:sgore on his return.
The story Of the shooting ARRAY at the
ES ranch ii which cowboy named
Chadwick was killed, was exploded by
y suas Wilsonon arecent trip 10. the Hills.
h ll6 Bsfd that Chadwick and his alleged
4 sanfdersESWers d hundred miles apart On
n t,s dsys ttse shooting was said to have
il md that Chadwick is now alive
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