The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-03-25
BAD LANDS C,ow B ~,
ii BY A. T.. PACKARD. 81
4. T1lAuRspAY, MARCH e. 1895.

Northern Pacif referred stocks, 55
common, Is. .;5: ,55s
Tuesday, the thermometer registered
seventy six above. ~. 85
Cowboys should have an accident in
surance policy. JAS. G. RAMSAY, Ag't. ".
The Governor has appointed a Mr.,
McGinness of Jamestown, to be Super
visor at the coming election.
Sheriff Harmon of Morton county, was
here Saturday evening, posting the
notices for the coming election.
The judges Of election have decided to
open the polls in Paddock's livery barn
officer It will make the handiest voting
place in town. n .:;$4
Uncle John Soaton came in from the
Black Hills, Monday morning. He is
as full Of life as in thBold days and ex-
poets to stay all summer. M ss5 )
Messrs. Thomas and Smith Of German
town, Pa, are visiting in the Bad Lands.
They are now at Howard Eston's ranch,
where they will spend a week OF two.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Eaton, Miss Hattie,
and Mr.. Rock arrived from Pittsburgh
last evening and this morning started
for the Logging Camp where they will
spend the summer. 53s. s 4 ~
While we Sin western Dakota, have
been enjoying as beautiful weather as
was eversexperienced in any country, at
any time, Michigan and several other
states have been having the worst snow
storms THE, season. Except for the
high wind of yesterday, the weather for
the past four days has been simply per-
feet. i.55. q H s385. iz z5y
Arthur Smith, who declined last week
to run for the Office Of county suryeyo
wishes to resign in favor Of DO Sweet,
Mr.. Sweet lisa practical surveyor, having
several years experience at the business
and will make a good officer. His name
appears to-day in the list Of candidates
and we bespeak for him the unanimous
vote Of the county. \
DR.. W. H. Williamson, dentist, from
Bismarck, will arrive at Medora on the
tenth of April and remain for one week
4 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 a member Of the Dental
Examining Board for Dakota and hal
had many; years Of experience as den,
list. He,will remain. only one week.
We have an over-stock of 31S Stude
baker wagons that the Studebaker Mfg
Co. have instructed us to close out at $7t
q each. These wagons have never turned
{ wheel under load, are new and first:
class in every respect, have the Co.'S. full
guarantee for 5000 pounds, according tt
cid heighters are the. best ironed and
easiest running wagon Of its size in the
world, and cost at the factory, 1877 eacf
in car lots. There never has been ant
never will be again such bargain il
wagons in this country. The SIS rate II
cash Of course and holds good for one Of
more. For further particulars, call a
OF address the Cow Boy Office.
The Marquis is expected in a few day
and Immediately on his arrival will pre-
pare for the seasons campaign. It il
intended to feed as large a number O
; cattle as possible, as the Co.'S. retail shop.
in New York, now open and selling
dressed meat from the southern ranges
will after the season commences, draw
their supplies from the slaughter-hous
4 here. Medora will gain an irnmens,
adyanta having the slauglter-hous
running eight or ten months in tn
year as in that event some factories
such as soap, glue and tanning works
could be profitably operated. With the
Y retail markets under the control Of TIL
comp any and no middlemell's profits t;
! pay, we do not see why the feeding plaI
should fail of success. The principa
difficulty encountered last year was ii
the sale of the dressed beef at profitable
rates. The present system Of retail mar
IS kets will do away with this, as inca
generally eretails for about the sam
price, no matter what the Wholesal
price may be. d ;.s5 ;s5ss
For Sale Cheap. s.
"a No. hay press. Seven to nine ion
81 per day. Only two horses require
u Prasa In. finasaS 4. der ready for yunrk