Welcome Inver Mountain Grove to Hul ett Country
The Inver Mountain Grove announces its launch as a local newspaper in Hul ett, pledging community growth, responsible reporting, and a partnership with residents. It emphasizes a for profit, not charity, model, invites readers to support and engage, and promises to advocate for education, morality, and local prosperity.
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Hulett
Hulit
Holett
Our Advertisers in the Globe Call for Hulett Settlement
The Globe urges readers to support local advertisers to strengthen the community. It celebrates advertising as essential to growth and invites every citizen to recruit new settlers of strong character to the Hulett country, emphasizing high standards and long term homebuilding.
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Globe
Hulett
Halett
O. K
Hulett Country
Hulett settlers urge local industry and soil care
The speaker outlines abundant land, climate, and morals in Hulett while urging development to use resources. They advocate intensive farming to protect soil, build a grist mill, and promote local production to trade rather than buy, signaling upcoming settlement and economic diversification.
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Hulett
Ute relief in Sturgis as clothing sent for winter
Two wagonloads of clothing from Sturgis and Deadwood are distributed to Ute Indians in a camp. Captain Byram reports adequate rations and varied apparel, with shoes scarce and new styles adopted. An interpreter from Utah is due to aid communication.
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Sturgis
Byram
Erie
Billy Brandt
McSloy
W. M. Beaver
W. W. Sabin
Lewis
Commercial House
Heing
D Trooff
Nime
Reisig
Keisig
Deadwood
Utah
Land Thieves Convicted in Omaha Fraud Trial
Bartlett Richards Will Comstock C C Jameson and Aquilla Triplett found guilty on six counts in federal court here for conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands and subornation of perjury. The case centered on fraudulent homestead entries under the Kinkaid law tied to the Spade ranch enclosure. Multiple co-defendants and others face indictments. some trials set for January.
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Omaha
Omaha, Neb
Bartlett Richards
Will G. Comstock
C. C. Jameson
Nebraska Land and Feeding Company
Aquilla Triplett
Kinkaid
Fred T. Hoyt
T. M. Huntington
James Baird
Webb couple welcome son in Colorado Springs
Dr and Mrs Gerald Webb announce the birth of their son on Wednesday in Colorado Springs Colorado Mrs Webb is a granddaughter of the late Jefferson Davis making the newborn the great grandson of the Confederate president.
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Gerald Webb
Colorado Springs
Col
New Railway Lines Open Up Vast Farm Country
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway plans a new line from Glenham to Butte Montana. It will pass Walworth Boreman and Schnasse in South Dakota and Billings in North Dakota, heading west to Montana. Rich red soil and ample water are noted as ideal for diverse farming and stock raising.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Glenham
Butte
Montana
Walworth
Boreman
New Rail Line Opens Lands for Farmers and Merchants
The piece highlights government lands along a new railway line with thousands of acres available for settlement in Butte county and Mobridge South Dakota as the first eastward station. Homestead entries may be filed at Seim South Dakota, and towns along the line are rapidly developing as the railway progresses.
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Butte County
Seim
South Dakota
Mobridge
Walworth County
Missouris River
Vanishing Prairie Hen Declares Need for Broad Game Protection
A prairie advocacy piece argues game protection serves the many, not the few, highlighting prairie chickens as essential to farmers, ranchers, and youth recreation. It calls for effective farm wardens and warns that city sportmen alone should not govern wildlife laws.
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Western Prairies
Legislative
Sportamen
Advange
Dakotas
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