Gene Garr of Spearfish Dares Hard Work to Riches
A portrait of Gene Garr, a Spearfish man who left a rough start to build a cattle ranch empire on the northwest ranges. He rode with a saddle and two ponies, saved enough to support his wife and children, and after six years owns land, stock, and a thriving home while avoiding worldly temptations. The piece stresses perseverance, thrift, and neighborly goodwill as keys to success.
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Cattle to Sheep Shift Marked by Little Missouri Stockmen
Stockmen in the Little Missouri region are moving to close out cattle herds and enter the sheep industry as open range declines. The shift signals adaptation to changing conditions and a transition from a vast open range to smaller, creek ravine farming as landseekers and settlers crowd the area. Camp Crook Gazette notes Hulett as a healthful, plentiful locale.
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