Weekly Renter on East Furnish the Material West Beef
The Denver Times interviews a leading cattleman returning from the Midwest with 1600 head. He details Colorado buyers surge, prices rising 10 to 20 percent, and large shipments to Missouri valley. He discusses plans to import young cattle from northern states to stock plains then ship beef, betting on their endurance and future profit.
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The
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Middle States
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Plains
Colorado
Missouri Valley
Higler
Burlington
Texas
Texar Stock Notes Show Texas Cattle Move to Nebraska
About 15 000 head of cattle will be started from Mason county probably for Ogalalla Neb around the 30th of this month Mason Register Fort Worth reports its cowboy exhibition last week A notable incident describes a red two year old heifer escaping the chute and leaping a fence while a woman held a child in a buggy the cow dragged the child before Tom Hale recaptured and restrained the animal after a four minute chase
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Mason County
Ogalalla
Neb
Mason Register
Fort Worth
Tom Hale
Hale
Nebraska Notes and Local Developments in Beatrice and Surrounding Counties
Mrs. Colby of Beatrice mentors a plan to launch a state wide newspaper promoting woman suffrage. Citizens in Furnas Gosper and Frontier counties push to form an agricultural and fair association. A three foot lynx is shot near Oxford after predating on sheep and fowl. In Burt County a girl named Mabel Dooley died from severe burns after her clothing caught fire while burning cornstalks.
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New Oulb
Expedition route notes by Fisher and Grant Foremen
Commence at Big Crow Spring on June 1 and work up Crow creek to Ull mans ranch. Cross to Terry s ranch on Lone Tree then up Lone Tree and Duck creeks to Twin mountains. Head Crow, down to Whit comb s, to Arnold s, down Pole creek to Stage road. Up Horse creek to the Lakes, down Bear creek to the road, across to Kelly s, up Chug to its head. Down Reeshaw and Hunton creeks west of Chug to Fort Laramie, up the Laramie and Sabille creeks to heads, working branches. Foremen Charles Fisher and Duncan Grant.
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Big Crow Spring
Crow Creek
Ullman
Terry
Lone Tree
Duck Creeks
Twin Mountains
Crow
Whitcomb
Fort Laramie
Laramie
Sabille Creek
Charles Fisher
Duncan Grant
Round Up No 2 At Durbin Crossing May 20
Round Up No 2 details a route from Durbin’s crossing on Pole Creek to Julesburg and Cheyenne and South Platte round-ups, then north to Jtush Creek and up North Platte to Pump kin and Pumpkin creeks headwaters. Foreman John Snodgrass and Assistant Foreman William Ashby execute the work.
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Durbin’s
Pole Creek
Julesburg
Cheyenne County
South Platte
Jtush Creek
North Platte
Pumpkin Creek
John Snodgrass
William Ashby
Round Up No 3 Begins May 20 at Camp Clark
Round Up No 3 will commence May 20 at Camp Clark on the south side of North Platte. The troupe will work the river up to Fort Laramie then proceed along Cherry and Box Elder creeks and Fox Bear and Horse creeks from the telegraph road to their mouths. Foreman Chris Streaks with W G Lancaster as assistant.
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Camp Clark
North Platte
Fort Laramie
Cherry
Box Elder
Fox
Round Up No 4 and 5 Details At Fort Laramie
Round Up No 4 opens May 15 at Sidney Bridge and runs up the Platte and its tributaries from Red Willow to Rawhide and Van Tassell with Lee Minor as foreman and assistants directing ranges. Round Up No 5 starts May 25 at Fort Laramie, tracing Laramie river to the mountains and covers the territory between Platte and Black Hills including Laprelle, Jas, and Shaw Foreman.
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Fort Laramie
Laramie
Platte River
Black Hills Range
Laprelle
Jas, Shaw, Foreman
Round Up No 6 Details for May 15 1883 Operations
Round Up No 6 to commence May 15 1883 at the mouth of Broom creek on the north side of the Platte river. Division 1 will push up the Platte and its tributaries to the Rattlesnake range then north to Carey's horse ranch on Salt creek. Division 2 moves to Hecht's old ranch on Sage creek and toward CO S Pens on upper Black Thunder. Foremen named include John Lind and Joseph Stratton with assistants A A Falkner and W W Joyce. The Laramie Plains roundup will meet near McGill's ranch on the Big Laramie river to begin operations between the river and Black Hills divide down to Red Buttes and onward toward two divisions near the front.
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Sage Creek
O. W
Lance Creek
Harney Creek
Twenty Mile
Walker Creek
Lightning Creek
Cow Creek
Cheyenne River
Lodge Pole Creek
Lodge Pole
O. S. Pens
Black Thunder Creek
Sidney Bridge
Platte
Red Willow
Snake Creek
Sidney Crossing
Godfrey Bottom
Platte River
Sheepcreek
Rawhide
Fort Laramie
van Tassell
Broom Creek
Lee Minor
Rattlesnake Range
Carey
Bute’s Hole
Little Medicine
Hecht
Co.s
Black Thunder
Antelope
John Lind
W. W. Joyce
Joseph Stratton
A. A. Falkner
Laramie Plains
Lower Bridge
McGill’s Ranch
Big Laramie River
Black Hills
Red Buttes
Round Up Schedule From Platte to Julesburg and Rush Creek
Round Up No 8 beginning May 20 conducts work from Nichols station along the Platte toward Ogalalla with divisions toward Julesburg and Rush Creek. Teams then reunite at Julesburg to join Round Up No 2 and Colorado rounds on June 1, moving to the head of Rush Creek and Creighton’s lower ranch on Pumpkin Creek while covering tributaries. Foreman is Alton Seitz with an assistant foreman to be appointed.
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Platte River
Nichols Station
Ogalalla
South Platte
Julesburg
North Platte
Rush Creek
Laramie County
Colorado
Said Creek
Creighton
North Platte River
Alton Seitz
Round Up No 9 Guides May 10 to May 13 in Middle Loup and Blue Creek Regions
Round Up No 9 outlines commence at Rankin's ranch on the Middle Loup May 10 to Sterns and Patterson's ranch May 13 for a general roundup. Split teams will cover Dismal river forks to Birdwood, North Platte, and Blue creek while the other team proceeds from Sterns Patterson west to Blue creek head and joins at North Platte. Foremen of respective ranges to coordinate efforts.
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Rankin’s Ranch
Middle Loup
Sterns & Patterson
Birdwood
North Platte River
Blue Creek
North Platte
Blue
Sand Hills
Snake Creek
Sidney Road
Sand Hill
Round Up No 10 Plans Joint Ranch Work
Round up to meet at Poor's ranch on May 10 splits for two northern and western work legs. Teams traverse sand hills to Wounded Knee and Newman's ranch, then run west along Running Water to the same meet point. Subsequent legs cover trails from Kearney crossing to Sidney road and White River via Wolf Creek toward Play er's ranch with owners’ reps to meet at Player's ranch under foreman Robt. Harrison down White River.
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Poor's Ranch
Sand Hills
Wounded Knee
Newman’s Ranch
Kearney Crossing
Sidney Road
Player
Player’s Ranch
Harrison
White River
Round Up No 11 Commence at Player s ranch May 20
Round Up No 11 details a circuit starting at Player s ranch on May 20 to run waterways and creeks, following Indian creek, Hat creek, Camp creek, Cottonwood creeks, Horse head, Sand creek, and Cheyenne river, with returns to Davie s and Burnt station as the route progresses.
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Player's Ranch
Indian Creek
Camp Creek
S-E
Hat Creek
Davie’ Ranch
Cottonwood Creek
Horse Head
Sand Creek
Cheyenne River
Shiner
Alumspringa
Burnt Station
Tongue River Round Up Schedules May 1883 Expeditions
The Tongue river round up begins May 20 1883 meeting at Line riders camp by Rosebud big bend. Riders traverse Tongue River north side to mountains then south side to Hanging Woman ten miles above mouth, then down to Hanging Woman and Tongue River twenty miles. Powder river round up starts May 22 1883 meeting at Crazy Woman mouth and moving up to 76 cow camp and beyond to Meadow creek and Salt creek, with crews under Fred G S Hesse foreman and John Donahue assistant foreman. Round Up No 16 splits from Powder river at Seventeen mile creek station and works Crazy Woman and Piney headwaters, among others, under J R Brazier foreman and H C Covington assistant foreman.
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Tongue River
Lineriders
Rosebud
Hanging Woman
Henry G. Williams
Powder River
Crazy Woman
Middle Fork
North Fork
Fred G. S. Hesse
John Donahue
Seventeen-mile Creek
Clear Creek
Piney
Lake de Smet
Shell Creek
Rock Creek
J. R. Brazier
H. C.covington
Round Up No7 Begins May 1 1883 at Ashworth Ranch
Round Up No7 starts May 1 1883 at Ashworths ranch on Grey Bull. It progresses north to Stinking Water and east to Big Horn, covering the country between Grey Bull southwest and the Big Horn. The operation runs up Big Horn as needed, then up Grey Bull to Ashworths ranch where division occurs. Northern sub division works Dry Creek, southwest and tributa-
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Ashworth
Grey Bull
Big Horn
Dry Creek
Tributa
General Howard’s Yellowstone trip and public lectures
General Howard began a journey to Yellowstone via Fort McKinney with lecturing duties at $50 per night and public duties during interior excursions. A herd of 1000 Searight Bros. cattle stampeded near the city but will be moved again today. The Illinois house passed a bill forcing railroads to build station houses at mail delivery points. In the star route trial, Ingersoll opened his jury address as Adjutant General Drum reported Crook at Whipple barracks Arizona with 200 Apache scouts and 50 cavalrymen and 50 civilians.
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Howard
Yellowstone Park
Fort McKinney
Omaha
Searight Bros
Illinois House
United States
Ingersoll
Drum
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Crook
Round Up No 18 Northern and Southern Subdivisions Begin Dates
Survey notes describe Round Up No 18 for Southern division starting May 5 1883 at Muddy Springs near Owl Creek Mountains and Wind River flow, and Northern division beginning June 5 1883 at Gooseberry mouth, following Grass and Cottonwood to Big Horn, Looman’s ranch area, then up Kirby toward the head with foremen Nelson Yarnell Alfred Mc Crea and Jacob Price listed.
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Muddy Springs
Owl Creek
Wind River
Cafton
Jacob Price
Northern Division
Gooseberry
Big Horn
Looman
Kirby
Creek
Fort Halleck Round Up Route by John Wilcox Foreman
Round Up No 19 outlines a trek starting at old Fort Halleck on June 1 to survey Rattlesnake Pass creek up to the cation, then the Platte and tributaries to Brush creek, from Hunter's ranch down to Ferris' ranch, back to Fort Steele, then Fer ris range and St Marys chimneys. John Wilcox serves as foreman.
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Old Fort Halleck
Pass Creek
Cation
Platte
Brush Creek
Hunter’s Ranch
Savoy
Ferris’ Ranch
Fort Steele
Ferris’ Range
St. Mary’s
John Wilcox
Bitter creek round up details and routes
Round Up No 20 known as Bitter creek round up will meet at Rawlins May 10 commence at Fort Steele work up the Platte as far as Warm springs thence west and south of the Union Pacific railroad as far west as Green river and back on the north side to Bell springs Foreman W H Weaver Round Up No 21 Sweetwater will commence at R B Conner s ranch when round up No 6 reaches the mouth of Sweetwater about June 10 and work up Dry creek and all country south of the Rattlesnake range as far west as the Sweetwater bridge from Sweetwater Bridge to Green mountains and Crooks Gap thence down the Sweetwater river to Sand creek Ed Ordway Foreman
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Bitter Creek
Rawlins
Fort Steele
Platte
Warm Springs
Union Pacific Railroad
Green River
Bell Springs
W. H. Weaver
Foreman
Sweetwater
R. B. Conner
Dry Creek
Rattlesnake Range
Sweetwater Bridge
Green Mountains
Crooks Gap
Sweetwater River
Sand Creek
Ed. Ordway
Round Up No 22 Foreman Riley Haskell Leads May 5 Expedition
Round Up No 22 begins on May 5 under foreman Riley Haskell. The party treks from Polson Creek on the Wind River system, follows Bad Water and its forks, probes No Wood Bridger and tributaries to Bad Water, then moves to Wind River regions, Poison Creek, Deer Creek, Muskrat and Rattlesnake divides, crosses Kirby's corral, up Little Popo Agie and Sweetwater head, ending near Beaver.
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Polson Creek
Wind River
Poison Creek
Deer Creek
Kirby’s Corral
Riley Haskell
Foreman
Weld County Round Ups in 1883 near Denver
Commencing April 20 1883 twenty miles above Denver on Cherry Creek working down Platte and Box Elder to the mouth of Bijou Round Up No 10 Section 1 Commencing May 26 1883 at head of So up the Republican and down Beaver Creek to the Platte
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Denver
Cherry Creek
Platte and
Box Elder
Bijou
Republican
Beaver Creek
Platte
Round Up No 10 Section 2 Opening Dates
Round Up No 10 Section 2 commences May 15 or 20 at the mouth of Bijou on the south side of the South Platte, proceeding down Plate and joining Round Up No 11. On the north side of Platte, June 1, 1883.
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Bijou
South Platte
O Platte
Round Up No 11 Dates and Route Announced
Round Up No 11 will begin at Denver Junction on June 1 1883 and proceed south along the South Platte and its tributaries to Twin Mountains before disbanding. The extreme southern Round Ups start May 6 1883 on the Arkansas River.
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Denver Junction
South Platte
Twin Mountains
Arkansas River
The Secret of Brown's Iron Bitters Success
A Chicago reader testifies to Brown's Iron Bitters curing weak stomach heartburn and dyspepsia. The letter praises rapid blood assimilation and lasting health gains, noting no alcohol and no teeth staining. The ad endorses the Baltimore Brown Chemical Co. preparation with its crossed red lines trademark.
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Chicago
Brown
D.C
Brown Chemical Co
Baltimore
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