Trapped Detachment Airs Hampton and Gillis Saga
A detachment of the Eighteenth Iowa from Fort Bethune is trapped by Indians in a narrow gorge. Hampton identifies himself, Gillis the trader, and his daughter are killed. Hampton and a girl escape after three days. They reach the Miners Home and plan a future together as Naida runs to rejoin Hampton.
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Fort Bethune
Atranger
Hampton
Gillis
Tey
Lieutnant
Lencaid
Iowa Loan & Trust Company
Worthington and Boynton
Murrow
G. M. Hippee
J. R. Rounds
C. A.duddey
Messrs. Hippee, Rounds and
Dudley
Hampton's Last Game Ends in Shootout at the Casino
In a tense bullfight style confrontation Hampton plays a high stakes four handed poker session in a saloon where Red Slavin Hawes and Willis join him. Hampton wins a fortune, then declares it his last game and uses force to subdue Slavin before leaving with Naida under Mrs Herndon's watchful gaze.
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Hampton
Jim
Red Slavin
Bob
Slavin
Hawes
Willis
Five
Red Prate
Iampton
Hampton Stumbles Home Through Night On Silent Road
At the Occidental Hampton works his way back through darkness along a quiet road guided only by the faint light beneath him, each step careful as shadows loom.
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Occidental
Hampton
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Denver
Edgar Willis
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Guernsey
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Jefferson
Polk
Pioneer and Electric Railway
Harry H. Polk
George B. Hippee
Des Moines City Railway Company
Inter-Urban Railway Company
Red Rock Coal & Mining Company
Union Improvement Company
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Albert B. Cummins
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