Wyoming Stock Growers Round-Up Plans Across 1882 Ranges
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association lists fourteen round-ups starting May 1 to May 25 1882. Foremen such as Alfred Bowie John Snodgrass and J R Brazier guide crews through rivers creeks and plains from Cheyenne to Fort Laramie Julesburg and beyond. They resolve to obey foremen enforce discipline curb arms and uphold the 1877 branding and cattle care act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Cail
Cheyenne
Big Crow Springs
Crow Creek
Ullman
Terry
Lone Tree
Duck Creeks
Twin’ Mountains
Durbin
Pole Creek
Julesburg
Cheyenne County
South Platte
Rush Creek
North Platte
Pumpkin Creek
John Snodgrass
Wm. Ashby
Camp Clark
Fort Laramie
Cherry
Box Elder
Chris
Streaks
Forest Hall
Powers’ Ranch
Running Creek
Lance Creek
Carr
Laramie
Platte River
Black Hills Range
Laprelle
J. H. Kennedy
Jas, Shaw
Shawnee Creek
Shawnee Divide
Platte
Sweetwater Divide
Fetterman
Bates Forks
Bates Fork
Little Medicine
Stinking Creek
Hugh Jackson
Rufus Rhodes
John Lynn
Arch, Falkner
HOUND
Laramie Plains
Big Laramie
Black Hills
Laramie City
Twin Mountain
Diamond Peak
Big
Little Laramies
Little Laramie
Mill Creek
Seven Mile
Cooper Creek
Rock Creek
Cafion
Duck Creek
Laramie Peak Country
Antelope Basin
North Laramie
Sheep Creek
Shirle Basin
Medicine Bow Creek
Gquree
Ack Martin
D. C. Bacon
Freman
Larne
Nichol’s Station
Ogalalla
Rush Crek
Laramie County
Colorado
Sh Creek
Creigh
van Tassell
White River
Wolf Creek
Bennett Irvine
Sidney Road
Moses Howard
John Bailey
South Fork
Birdwood
Wyoming Line
Blue Creek
Sand Hills
Sidney Crossing
Cheyenne River
Sturgis
A.J. Robertson
Webb. Arnett
Bacon’s Old Corral
Belle Fourche
Devil’s Tower
Richard’s Corral
Little Powder
John Winterling
E. J. Johnson
Hanging Woman
Tongue River
Prairie Dog
Goose Creek
Badger Creek
Clear Creek
Piney
W. N. Currant
I. Williams
Blair’s
Powder River
Powder
Dry Creek
Meadow Creek
Sand Creek
Salt Creek
76 Cow
Pine Mountain
Middle Fork
Peters’ Ranch
J. R. Brazier
I. G.s.hease
Little Wind River
Wind River
Poison Creek
St Jacobs oil praised by railway cashier in rheumatism tale
An account from Cincinnati Enquirer features J L Loweree, cashier of the Cincinnati Southern railway, detailing a severe nine week rheumatism attack. He credits St Jacobs oil after trying doctors, noting pain relief, reduced swelling, and regained mobility. The piece lists multiple Wyoming brands and ranchers in a long, catalog style notice following the anecdote.
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J. L. Loweree
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Ohio
Mr. Loweree
M. D
Stacy Hill
Mount Auburn Inclined Plane Railroad Company
St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Association
James G, Rieck
P. O
Wyo
Range
Bridger’s Ferry
Lost Springs
North Side
North Platte River
G&d
H. A. Blair
Johnson County
Wyoming
MIS
W. B. Yerby & Son
P.O
Elkhorn Ranch
Elkhorn Creek
Stoddard
Lapham & Howard
YP. O
Tradning City
Crazy Woman
North Fork
St, Joseph
M.bwan
A. H. Rees
Taos
Teschemacher & Debulier
Bordeaux
Bitter
Toa
Plunkett, Roche & CO
Address
Johson Co
Wye
John Donoughue
Foreman
Sturgis & Lane, P. O. Cahey
Enne
Horse Creek
Kennedy & White
Goodwin
Hih
Loomis & Andrews
Fort Collins
Col. Range
Bates Creek
Carbon Co
Thomas & Page
Lodge Creek
Brand
Phiap
James Dater
Cheyennne
Bear Creek
R. & M. Frewen
Johnson Co
Fred Hesse
Oreman
Torses
T. A. Kent
Cheyenneye
Mange
Laramie River
Horses Branded
M. 5
Post
Range Pole
Horse Creeks
North Park
Seabury & Gardner, P. O
Cheyenne, Wyo
Harmark
Alope
Creighton & CO. P
Omaha, Neb
Pine Bluffs
W. T. Range
Neb
Chas, Hecht & Bro. P. O- Sheyenne
Hat Creek
Albany
Lawrence Co
Dakota