The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-03-11
s Rsrthsrn Pacific TIM Table.
Ars you insured I s
Nsrthern Pacific preferred stocks, 583as

Al You insured
4 Northern Pacific preferred stocks, ISIS
summon ID
\. Jeirriss has returned from
Albany, Texas !, .. 5 vi
Route agent 3. ~ stedman Of the |
Wells Fargo Is In town TO- day.
& COWBOYS sh6uld haze, an accident In
Iuranss pelisy Jas. g. Ramsay. Ag't.
Fraak zisgfsr has gone to Helena,
hayinG secured q job through George
Onar. "a ss3,s s
Anyone w,EishinR first-c class cedar fence
posts cheap, VIII do well to send word to
this Offif.a 81
ssssss PIEasy isssssissa 1onday from
az, sast and viii again b found ct the
BIT hotps camp n sS3 ;;;t7s,
d DAN Williams returned Tuesday, from
atz1pto ma upper country. He reports
that TINES 10 picking up He left Tues
daysfor knife River; where: he viii ETesi
lisVe Tho night opsrator for : couple sef
weeks. ~. ~
Frank KesIsr s6nttin5a supply Of bee
from down the river Monday, and will
rsturnstn few days with another lot:
Jack Matlock and Charlie Jolly are
driving On The Billings 8 Benton stage
line and 4 Cold Turkey" Bill Is in BIZ
1ings. 5;;Ssa III ri L,
RoadSmaster sRea Of the Northern Pa
8cific was III Msdora Tuesday. The rail
accompany viii begin track work as
soon . possible. .ss
Uncle John Seaton Is expected hero
soon. He will keep books for Bob Rob
{ arts In his work on the TT. Fetterman
branch 81 the Northwestern this sum
nsr. ISL, 5.s
Tho regular summer freight rates on
! thu Northern Pacific. have gone into
effect. They are. st. Paul to Medora: lst.
\ class. $1.75; End. class, s1.55; 3rd. class.
$50; 4th. class, $1.aO &
George Auld Of Bslfsld. was in Med u .
Tuesday. disposing Of the hay put up by
/ himself and Frank Holmes last summer.
They had about seventy tons left out Of
thrse hundred, i.
81 Howard Eaton. W. +. VanDriesche
and 4. 7. Packard have been appointed
judges for the coming Billings county
election. We have not yet learned who
the supervisor 81 election will BE-.
James Hannigan and family left last
I night for Bozeman, where Jim will 20
Il into business. He Is one Of our oldest
/; residents and maliiy are the wishes fol
.pscess That follow him y his lL' new new
home. 4, e y: ..,
Messrs. Carver and RileY's contribu
ton boz Tor the benefit of the school
pannsd out fairly well, last week
The school win probably be continues
for two months at least. d.
Calamity Joe has had his prelimi
nary trial at Dickinson on the charge 9
orse-stealing. he waived examina
tion and was bound OYER In the SUM .
81. 0OO. Bail not being furnished, b
was rsmandsd to jail. He has bee
taken to Mandan for safe keeping.
Hay d hay these times, id spite .
tho large quantity put up last year. A
It Is impossible to cross the river with
large load, the poor unfortnnates i
town who run out, have to 70 nearly t
Bslfeid for . supply. q. s:t;5 y
Last Thursday evening. Sheriff ssbat
tian came down from Dickinson an
went back In the morning with Ere
Banan In custody, on the charge Of a
saiuuit and battery. It seems that Ere
had b dispute VI; with . newsboy on tt
train Is fsw evenings before and ha
worn him out considerably. Before Ju
tice Starr, his fine and costs amounte
TO $6a. Fred does not consider the Sci
sencs q Just ;ons and win serve out Il
fine and, costs ia preference to payin
then. # tf s5 Z.
W. ha1san over stock of 81 Stud
haksr wagons that the Studsbaker ME-
CO. have iustf ctcbns to close out at y
saeh ThsssswageIr have never turn'
asMhest under 81 loud ars new and fira
II. slsa6in syeryfespect, ihaYe.t the Cos. fa
guarantee fDrt p0os ponnds. according
I'D frsightl are the best ironed u
sasfsst running WAGON d. its sire in Il