Insuring the Herd A Cattle Drive Tale From Dodge City
A first person account details a 1876 cattle drive from Dodge City to North Dakota. Mack Stewart leads the herd with guard duties by Tull Roebuck and others, crossing the Arkansas and South Platte rivers, and reaching Fort Laramie before turning toward Standing Rock Agency. The narrative praises Stewart’s leadership and notes weathered endurance on the trail.
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Gillespie County
Strang
Mack Stewart
Tull
Duck Creek
Tull Roebuck
Dodge City
Arkansas River
Dodge
John T. Lytle
D. R. Fant
C. Slaughter
Near Far Worth
Slaughter
Mobeeth
Dick Head
Capt. Lytle
Mr. Head
Mack
Platte City
Joe Smith
Kansas
Ogalalla
Nebraska
Standing Rock Agency
North Dakota
South Platte River
North Platte River
North River
North Platte
Fort Laramie
Texas
Court House Rock
Sam
North Pole
Laramie Crossing
Long Texas Wagon Train Diary Remembers Fifty Years Past
A survivor recalls a cattle drive along the Missouri River ending at Lockhart after a long autumn trek. He notes dates from August to October, pay checks at the South Platte, and riding back to Texas with the group. The diary confirms the writer as the last living participant.
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Souri River
Agency
Texas
C. D. Woolworth
Ogalalla
South Platte
Lockhart
Tull Roebuck
Sam
Backbone three act comedy drama at April 10
The Standard promotes an April 10 performance of Backbone a three act comedy drama inviting readers to attend highlighting the show's bold title and theatrical flair.
Easton and Fuchs Appear in Corn Patch Event at High School
See Mr Easton and Fuchs in the corn patch scheduled for April 10 at the High School Auditorium. Advertisement note urges readers to peruse ads for sought items.
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Mr. Easton
Fuchs
Tighter Border Patrol Promotions Across U S Borders
George J Harris district immigration director at Hi Paso becomes supervisor of the entire immigration patrol on the Mexican border Ruel Davenport Detroit patrol inspector is named supervisor for the Canadian border The moves aim to better coordinate the 300 man patrols on north and south boundaries as contact officers to labor department and advise on personnel and force shifts.
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Washington
Geo. J. Harris
Hi Paso
Ruel Davenport
Detroit
Labor Department
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