Resolved loyalty to the Declaration sparks mixed immigrant views
The Denver News praises the Declaration of Independence as the grandest document of freedom and lauds foreign-born citizens like the Western Bohemian Fraternal union for loyalty. It contrasts foreign-born admiration with native-born doubt, urging widespread reading of the Declaration and defense of constitutional norms.
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Wool Sales Report From Belle Fourche this Week
Wool sales in Belle Fourche show Baxter Massie Mona Wyo selling entire clip to Jacob Holtz at 21 cents. J A Karnheim for George Harrington Boston buys Todenhoft clip at 21 cents. Hay Creek Land and Live Stock Co clip sold to Jacob Holtz at 21 cents. Market activity expected to rise with five large wool houses represented locally and more to arrive. Last year the area led the northwest in wool sales and this season is expected to continue the strong market.
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Belle Fourche
Baxter
Massie
Mona
Wyo
Jacob Holtz
EB. J. LeSuer
Live Stork Co
J. A. Karnheim
George Harrington
Boston
Todenhoft
Northwest
Hal Baxter
J. (. Massie
J. Derrickson and Son
Bear Lodge
Hilma Carlson
Aladdin
Railroad Extension Progress in Pacific Coast Route
Milwaukee June 25 President Earling and other St Paul officials inspect the Pacific coast extension. Earling denies any cession in building the line. About 5,000 to 6,000 men and 3,009 teams grade between the Missouri river and Terry Montana. Over 1,000 teams work west of Butte. Tracklaying began June 1 from Terry eastward and from Cashmere, S C westward. Trains expected between the Missouri river and Butte by January 1.
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Milwaukee
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Earling
St. Paul Railroad Company
L Earling
Missouri River
Terry
Mont
Butte
Cashmere
S. C
Mr. Sterling
Belle Fourche Valley Bank Opens With Strong First Day Deposits
The Belle Fourche Valley bank at Vale opened for business last Thursday and ended day one with deposits totaling 5071.42. Cashier Read has been active in the early days as the bank, supported by strong financial backers, projects a solid patronage.
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Belle Fourche Valley Bank
Vale
Read
Yale
Fred Harris
C. R. True
Mr. Harris
Fred Aikman
Bear Lodge
Belle Fourche
Andrews family plans return after Beulah trip by Tower and Sun dance
May Locate Here reports F W Andrews and family left for Beulah and planned a Fourth visit, returning due to unavoidable matters. He bought three lots and may lead a future flour mill project. Nearby, Henry Brosa flaunts a thriving garden, while Mrs. Lytle and Mrs. Morvan Hulett visit town.
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Beulah
Tower
Sundance
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John Lytle
Morvan Hulett
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Yellowstone Park
Cliff Robison
Mary
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Spearfish
J. W. Smith
Hugh Phillips
Will Smith
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Blackwell Honey Buggy Co
Aulett Hotel
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Aladdin Hotel
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