Tenderfoot Rescues, Then Falls to Apache Threats at Redhorn
A lone stranger arrives in Redhorn to test the town’s grit. He leads a valiant effort to defend a settler family from Apache raiders, but is killed after standing against a hostile crowd and wolves. His death spares the family and sparks a soldier burial. The incident exposes Redhorn’s brutal code and the town’s cowardice.
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Hedhorn
Redhorm
Tenderfoot
States
Redhorn
Oriental Hotel
Jim Kelso
Jin
Joe Lobdell
Tim
Hunt's Valley
Beaver Bend
Lobdell
Winchester
Nathan Fellowes Dupuis
Queen's University
Canada
Queen's College
Br. Hell
Duepuls
Dupuis
Queen's Men
Williamson
Thankful Old Lady Sees Fire Bright From Window
A New York Press item notes a bedridden old lady in a provincial town who remains grateful, recounting admiration for a nearby fire she could see from her bed. The piece then explains ensilage, its preservation method, the silo setup, salt proportions, and feeding use for cattle in November or December.
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Pearson’s
New York Press
Rebellion Losses Commission Ends Labors in 1852
The Pilot reports the Rebellion Losses Commission finished on Saturday and sent its report to Quebec. Claimants total 2 678 with claims worth £202 000. about 400 claims amount to £10 006, leaving £184 000 for ruled claims. After deductions for unestablished claims £90 000 remains, with £77 500 available to pay. Established claimants will receive just over 17s per pound. Toronto Globe noted this on Jan 29 1852.
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Rebellion Losses Commission
Quebec
Toronto Globe
Mystery Dialogue About Empty Beetles
Dialogue fragment shows Robert and a dear asking how empty beetles entered a cellar. Answer implies never bought an empty beetle, suggesting a humorous or nonsensical exchange. The text is incomplete but conveys a playful mistrust and absurd premise.
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Robert
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Canadian Pacific Railway Lands
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Kootenay District
Crows Nest Pass
Kimberley
North Star and
Sullivan Mines
Beal & Ellwell
Crows Nest Pass Cranbrook
South East Kootenay
W. Hyde Baker
A. Taylor
Nelson, B. C
East Koot
Enay
Elko, Cranbrook
Moyelle
Kitchener
Creston
Great Iron Range
White Grouse
J. T. Burgess
F. T. Griffin
Winnipeg
ROYAL
K. A. Smath & Co
Montreal
Columbia
JP. Burns & Co
W. J. Welch
East
Minister of Public Works
Ottawa
Ontario
Nelson
Cranbrook
W. F. Gut
C. Sollester
C.F
Key City
Baker Street
Morris
M.D. Billings. Beoy
Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co., Ltd
Fort Steele, B.C
Eo. R. Taylor
iCranbrook
Geary & Doyle Proprietors of
Harry Fairfield
Kootenay River
County of Kootenay
British Columbia
Registrar of Deeds
Crows’ Nest Pass
Charles P. Campbell
Champion College of
U.S
Aiken Block
Canadian Bank of Commerce
B. C
Brandon Marble and Granite Works
James Greer
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