. Roosevelt dans les mauvaises terres . Hat organe aspécial pourrait prouver de valeur à sa compagnie.il oflffffffffffffuré pour financer l'entreprise. Packard a fait remarquer que, de toute évidence, le Marquisne comprenait pas. S'il a commencé un papier, il pourrait être un organe pour personne. Il avait l'intention de financer Ithimself et de le diriger pour plaire à lui-même. Tout ce qu'il wantedwas était un bâtiment. Le Marquis, un peu menotté, a accepté de louer un immeuble hima au nord de son magasin général en échange d'une publicité hebdomadaire pour la Société. Packardorda son type et ses presses et betook himselfto la solitude des buttes de wintry à penser à aname pour son papier

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. Roosevelt in the Bad Lands . hat aspecial organ might prove of value to his Company.He oflfered to finance the undertaking. Packard remarked that evidently the Marquisdid not understand. If he started a paper it wouldbe an organ for nobody. He intended to finance ithimself and run it to please himself. All he wantedwas a building. The Marquis, a little miffed, agreed to rent hima building north of his general store in return for aweekly advertisement for the Company. Packardordered his type and his presses and betook himselfto the solitude of the wintry buttes to think of aname for his paper. His battle was half won whenhe came back with the name of The Bad LandsCowboy. His first issue came out early in February, 1884.It was greeted with interest even by so mighty acontemporary as the New York Herald. We hail with pleasure the birth of a new Dakotapaper, the Bad Lands Cowboy [runs the note of welcome].The Cowboy is really a neat little journal, with lots toread in it, and the American press has every reason to be. ^ MEDORA BLOSSOMS FORTH ]^ proud of its new baby. We are quite sure it will liveto be a credit to the family. The Cowboy evidentlymecins business. It says in the introductory notice toits first number that it intends to be the leading cattlepaper of the Northwest, and adds that it is not publishedfor fun, but for ^2 a year. All the autumn and winter Medora and her rivalacross the river had been feverishly competing forsupremacy. But Little Missouri, though she builtever so busily, in such a contest had not a chancein the world. For the Little Missouri Land andStock Company, which was its only hope, wasmoribund, and the Marquis was playing, in a sense, with loaded dice. He spoke persuasively to theofficials of the Northern Pacific and before thewinter was well advanced the stop for express trainswas on the eastern side of the river, and LittleMissouri, protest as she would, belonged to the past.When the Cowboy appeared for the first time, Medora was in the

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