Subscriptions and Local Notes From The Daily Leader
Local items report subscription rates for The Daily Leader in Cheyenne Wyoming with annual ten dollar terms and weekly price. note harvest supper receipts of thirty one fifty for A M S church. social commentary humor and reader quips about mortgages, belts for young ladies, thefts, houseflies, and questions about overcoats and pawned garments. mention Omaha stage line discussions and Red Cloud Agency trip patronage.
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Mr. Smith
Miller
Omaha Herald
Omaha
Sidney
Hills
Red Cloud Agency
False Sidney route dangers contrasted with Cheyenne route safety
The piece warns travelers that the Sidney route to the Black Hills is deadly and lawless, with murders and scalp-hunters along the way, poor facilities, and high tolls, urging readers to choose the safer Cheyenne route protected by troops. It notes a visit by Gen Sherman and officials, praising Crook and the move away from Terry toward the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Sidney
Plains
Agency
Union Pacific
South Platter Valley
Sidney Crossing
North Platte
Eh] Dorado
Campaign actions and frontier trades in the Northwest
General Crook pursues Indian bands near the Little Horn with Mills cavalry, seizing lodges and ponies while rescuing captives. A parley yields a mortally wounded chief American Horse and Caesar wounds to several soldiers. Later actions drive off reinforcements and push toward the Black Hills as the column carries wounded on litters.
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Sumner
Fifth Cavalry
Foster
Madden
George Cloutier
Black Hills
Clements
von Luettwitz
Kennedy
Mills
Lieutenant Ruble
Frank Giuard
Gen Crook in a lively brush with a band of good Indians
A courier from General Crook reports a swift raid on a hostile Sioux village. Crook’s column turned south toward the Black Hills and, with a 150 strong force led by Col Mills, attacked a village of forty one lodges and a band of ponies and horses. The march began after nightfall with rain and fog, as scouts and packers prepared, hoping for a quick victory before reinforcements could be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Schwatka
Pellmell
Crook
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Little Horn
Powder River
Terry
von Sutorius
Medbron
Charles Foster
Augustus Dorn
Mills
Gruard
American Thorse
Frank White
Kennedy
McKeenan
5Th Cavalry
Col. Mason
Sergt. Schrider
Dorn
Crazy Horse
Col. Mills
Howard
Spotted Tail Agency
FF. C. Bouchet
Roman Nose
Cheyenne Agency
Black Hills
Third Cavalry
Luettwitz
Schwatka
Crawford
Ruble
Fourth Infantry
Tom Moore
Packer
Frank Giuard
Owl Creek
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Eninuany
Renreat
Neil
Snow
Corlair
Deleowney
Virman
the Daily Leader
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pioneer Paper of Wyoming
Advange
Shislors
W. T. Sherman
J. D. Cameron
Fort Russell
Camp Carlin
Thayer
Trench
Gen. Reynolds
West
Gen. Sherman
Tom
Tongue River
Loth
The
Wyoming Armory
Magic City
Freund & Bro
Ferguson Street
Sharp’s
Rocky Mountain
Evans
Winchester
Whitney
Smith & Wesson
Gen. Crook
Seltzer
Outfit and Terme Fruc, Rug & CO
Augusta
Aing
A. Traver & Co
North Chatham
N. Y
P.O. Vickery &Co
Maine
Stiinbon & Co
Portland
Hunt & Co
Holman
Newark
United States
Parvilion
Centennial Grounds
Philadelphia
American News Co
New York
C. M. Stebbins
Stebbins & Porter
Denver
Col. Trebbins
Colorado
Rebbins
Atchison, Kansas
M. K. Post
Wyvalog
Stebbins, Post & Co
Cheyenne, Wyo
Europe
J. W. Jillich
Atchison National Bank
Marriagi Guide
Bohan
Ron Bonannan
Laxnan
R. Longman
Portland Avenue
Brooklyn
L. I. Orvicx
John Street
Chatham National Bank
E. W. Whitaker
Riggs & Co
U.S. Treasury Dept
Washington, D
M. Moses
17Th Street
Eddy
Mustang Liniment
Wly
Grand Central
Deadwood City
H. Wagner
Prop
Rus
N. J
Sewing Machine Coo
Chicago
Mys
Sewing Machine CO
New Work and
ASO
STWR
Sixteenth Street
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