The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-04-01

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H. D. BaEENE, Agent.
@ Are you insuls
George Fitzgerald intends opening his
hotel soon. us VS.
b Ed. SINNERS too Ok charge Of the N. F.
Hotel bar today. ~
]. Il. Ellison and J. "A. McGregor have
been appointed clerks Of election.
The household servants Of the Mar
-Gnis arrived the first Of the week.
Cowboys should have an accident in
earance policy. JAS. G. RAMSAY, Ag't.
The registry Of voters is necessarily
incomplete and everyone should look it
over carefully and help the judges cor
rect II.
Levi nefebach left for Dickinson Non
! day morning he win work this SUM
nler for one ot the Rapid City outfits on
Crooked creek. $.s39 53s 81,
Dick Moore, well known to; old timers,
arrived Sunday from New York, having
In charge two pure-bred Siberian blood
hounds They viii be used BY the Mar
Sqnis In hunting bear. q
School closed last Friday, for the sea-
son. Hereafter it viii be conducted un-
4 der the auspices Of the county. MIR. SIM
Smers has given excellent satisfaction as
4 teacher. Schuyl Lebo took the first
prize for general proficiency.
S ". d. Minty has been relieved as night
d operator at Medora, Dan. Williams TAX
Ing his place. Between sorrow at Min
ty's departure and pleasure at once
more having Dan with us to stay, we do
!. not know whether to revile or praise the
powers that be. ~. 3.:5
Owing to the fact that there is but lit
tie opposition and excitement anticipat-
cd at the coming election, a number Of
voters are intending to stay away. For
their own good and the good of the
county, we ask all to be present who
can. It will be an easy matter and will
effectually thWart any attempt to run in
y an unpopular candidate at the last
\ moment. y4.si.. h SO ~ ~
The season is nearly at hand when
I Medora should again receive cleaning
mp such as it had last syear'and which
made such q vast improvement In the
looks Of our town. Tho winters accum-
& nlatien Of rubbish Is scattered every
where, but if each one does his share, it
will take hut little work to make us as
we were last year, the cleanests town on
the Northern Pacific. II ss3 G
Mr.. Bad Nan Finnegan is again q sub
jeet Of notoriety, this time being accused
Of stealing q fine row-boat. belonging at
{ the Elkhorn ranch. It is supposed that
Finnegan was accompanied by man
known here as 4Old Fritz and a young
foreigner. name unknown. They have
been making preparations for some time
to 60 down the river on a trapping expe-
dition and had secured a good scow to
carry them and their plumber. The best
wasn't too good for them however, and
1t Is supposed that they helped them
Il selves to the boat on their way down the
river. Messrs. Roosevelt, Sewell and
Dow have started in pursuit and tele-
B grams hare been sent to TT. Buford, to
head the thieves off there. !.
DR.. W. d. Williamson, dentist, from
II Bismarck, will arrive at Medora on the
tenth of April and remain for one week,
by request Of Howard Eaton. He will
stop at the Northern Pacific hotel and be
& prepared to do any work in the dentist
line. The DR.. is q member of the Dental
Examining Board for Dakota and has
had many years Of experience as q dem
list. He will remain only one week.
We have an over-stock Of 81 Ssude-
baker wagons that the Studebaker Mfg.
Co. have instructed Us to close out at $75
each. These wagons have never turned
4 wheel under q load, are new and first
class In every respect. have the Cos. full
guarantee for s, 600 pounds, according to
cid frsighters are the best ironed and
easiest running wagon of its size in the
/. world, and cost at the factory. $s7 each
in car lots There never has been and
4 never will be again such bargain in
wagons In this country. The $75 rate is
cash 5of coarse and holds good for one or
more. For further part culars, call at
4 OF address the Cow BOY Office.
III For Sale Cheap.