Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-21
ROOSEVELT AS a coWsoY.
Some References to the President Ii
VI An Early Day Issue Of the pa,
Lands Cowboy. s5 : ..s.; j2=s.I !.

Cow Boy OF August z, 1884, sent at that
time to the Marquis de Mores. 1t
was Vol. I. No. ~. published at Little
Missouri, with the postofice at Ne
dora, and "A. T. Packard was the edi-
tor, One Of the first advertisements
in this paper was of the Riverside Ho-
tel OF which Max Bass was the pro
prietor. It was located at Belfield and
It was in those days that Mr.. Bass
secured the reputation Of being able
to drink beer in seven different Ian.
guages.5 He has since reformed and
is now the chief immigration agent for
the Great Northern Railway Co.
The First National Bank of Mandan
had an ad In the issue and H. R. Lyon
was then the president as he is today.
J. A.. Ferris was running general
store at Little Missouri. AZ. %3 L I.
/, The Hotel de. Mores was operated
by G. w. Fitzgerald at Medora. "a
s. The Northern Pacific Railroad had a
general store at Little Missouri and
had q columnj advertisement in regard
to the bargains offered thereat. NJ
Peter Malloy ran the Western House
at Little Missouri. 145s Il.
J. T.. and e. B. Brandin OF the May
vile stock farm gave the details in re
gard to their herd Of Shorthorns. II
There was over ten columns of local
advertising in the paper. Among
these were the brands of Custer Trail
Cattle Co. with Howard Eaton as the
manager and he was also in charge Of
the Badger Cattle Co.
The Northern Pacific Refrigerator
Car Co. advertised, three different
brands, while e.. G. Paddock had q
facsimile Of his cattle and horse
brands. 5. g 81 IA ls. 4 .5E \ Il
The editor tells Of a recent trip
made ma overland to Deadwood and the
deyelo pment in that region and at that
time Sol Star was the mayor. g
Several Of the large stockmen united
in 9 reward Of $3.50 for information
leading to the Arrest Of any person for
setting fire to grass in the western sec
tion Of the state. i 4 &. &.s. =
"a local item In this issue Of The
Cow Boy reads as follows c% a
We received a very pleasant call
from Theodore Roosevelt, Of New
York. last Monday. He has estab.
lished another ranch about thirty miles
down the river, stocked It and put ii
In charge Of VIM. Seawall and VIM.
Dow. He intends soon taking i
long hunt In the Big Horn region /
It was evident that Mr.. Roosevelt.s
presence II the territory was causing
transformation and some OF the politi.
clans became afraid that ne intended
to run as delegate Id congress against
Capt. 2. Raymond, as4 VIII be no.
ticed by the following item taken from
the editorial columns. RI Il
The astuteness of some of our az.
changes Yerges On omniscie The
latest We have seen. however. Ii the
|chtef. Two Or three papers have
Found out the true reason 81 Theo,
dore Roossvelt's Visit IA the Bad
I Land that ~ win make j strong
| night for congress- 81 our prsssnt dole.
gate's place. Il any common sense
md been used ~ tie writer's 81 inc
articles referred 10. they would ice
that the principal reason fcr NE
Roosevelt,s presence here 10 ID gei
away from politics III ether. Other
rsssons. are. that hs has large
anount os money invested il cattle
hsrs, - tAss - sn,oys huntins NOR