Wyoming And Neighbors News Roundup From Western Exchanges
Platte bottom crops waterlogged. Ex National Bank Superintendent Norris pens poems. Cattle drive to Nebraska surpasses expectations. Amoretti block in Lander burned. Heat near Brooklyn Bridge noted by New York Mail. Park Improvement Co plans large traveler tents due to hotel delays. Sweetwater Gazette via Lander cites cattle losses under 1 percent. Junction City NP boom aided by railroad. Baby Barnes vs Jack Nugent set for Omaha with a three round knockout aim. Infant injury from car window near Grand Island. Crook praised or criticized. calls for rest. Prairie schooners return eastward. emigration tales shared. Hamiston process meat preservation touted. more slaughterhouse plans. Mogul engine movement heavy. westward tracks limited. Omaha fights lewd women. spread across city. Chicago & North Western eyeing Pacific route via Deadwood and Miles City. broader westward expansion. Deadwood debt dispute ends with modest fine. May 29 tragedy: child near Laramie found dead near Dry Creek. Sidney Telegraph criticizes army recruit practices. suggests regimental choice and re-enlistment bounty.
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Platte Bottom
National Bank
Norris
Nebraska
Beason
Amoretti
Lander City
Wyo
Brooklyn Bridge
New York Mail
Sweetwater Gazette
Lander
Junction City
Northern Pacific
Rock Creek
Barnes
Jack Nugent
Omaha
Jack
Grand Island
Union Pacific
Crook
Rourke
Omaha Herald
Weat
Wyoming
Pacific Slope
John
Cheyenne
Southern Pacific Road
Chicago & Northwestern Company
Pacific
Dead
Black Hills Times
Leigh Kerfoot
Laramie
Phil Leighton
Swan Brothers
Dry Creek
Sidney Telegraph
Cattle on Wyoming Ranges Show Improved Health and Trade
The Wyoming ranges report better cattle condition than usual with low winter losses and satisfactory calf numbers. Many young cattle come from the Mississippi basin and Iowa stock moves to Powder River and Green River areas as rail lines plan shipments to Billings and eastern markets. A notable list of basin cattlemen totals 55,600 head with an expected 8,000 head shipped this year, likely via the Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Ranges
Wyoming
Mississippi Basin
Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railway
Iowa
Northern Pacific
Montana
Durbins
Sweetwater
Searights
Dr. Thomson
Green River
Powder River
J. C. Beckwith
Evanston
Chicago
Illinois
Denver
Cheyenne
Carbon County
P. B. Wilson
Miles City
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Big Horn
Owl Mountains
St. Paul
Oregon
Captain H. Belknap
Ashwoorth & Johnson
Sage Creek
Wise & Livingston
Otto Frank
Grey Bull
Braxton Bros
Grass Creek
Steyner
Madison & Lowell
Harvey Broth
New Wood Creek
John Soman
Shell Creek
Weeden & Plunkett
Billings
Union Pacific
Veterans Gather for Grand Army Encampment in Denver
The Grand Army encampment in Denver is expected to be a major event with Major Tom Anderson noting 228 Kansas army posts. Applications for 15 more are pending, and total posts may reach 276 as opening approaches. Kansas plans about 12,000 veterans while Nebraska may send over 10,000 and Colorado around 5,000. Massachusetts sends a delegation of 800, aiming for about 50,000 visiting soldiers to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Denver
Tom Anderson
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Massachusetts
Queen City
Imported stock arrives for Hon. M. E. Post ranch
Eight fine horses from the east arrive consigned to Hon. M. E. Post. Four Hambletonians from Powell Brothers Shadeland and Springboro and four Percherons from Powell Brothers and W. M. Dunham. Six stallions and two mares will drive stock for breeding at Pole Creek ranch, improving Wyoming stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Post
Pole Creek
Wyoming
Impending disease risk eyed over carcass burials near Cheyenne
City council hears urgent call after committee counts hundreds of dead cattle on hills near Cheyenne. Officials urge immediate burial of carcasses and appointment of a health officer to curb disease risk from polluted air water and grass. Minnehaha lake level also linked to miasmatic conditions.
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Cheyenne
Barkwell
Hopkins
T. R. Reed
Crow Creek
Camp Ousrlin
Camp Carlin
Minnehaha
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WM Weekly
Park Improvement Company
Missouri
Wilson
Keith
Rosebud
Minnesota
France
Congress
General Crook
New England
Middle States
Virginia
Ohio
Sierra Madres
Philadelphia Press
Mary
Grammer
Consid
Ane
Philadelphia News
Sheridan
Appomattox
North American Review
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Augusta
Geo. G. Masten
Cor Sixteenth and
Ferguson Streets
Schlitz
Milwaukee Beer
S. Bon
Great Shoe House
Burt
Leather & Findings
Boots
Teller City
DR. Fishblatt
Fer-Ocean Hotel
Fishblatt
Mixholatray
Bismiulatt
United States
Aston
Omaha National Bank
Neb
Rie
Philogro
Gresley
Bois
Oni
Abi
George
Denly
al Ous
Georgia
Youn
Berne Tenman
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