Mystery Scout Silent Murphy Surprises Brant at Camp
Lieutenant Brant discovers Silent Murphy, Custer’s famed scout, living in a rough camp tent with a scarred, mummy-like occupant. The two exchange wary questions about the girl Phoebe Spencer and Brant’s growing interest in her as minister Wynkoop considers church applications amid social tensions at Black Range.
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Murphy
Brant
Urunwinking
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Black Range
Wynkoop
Mr. Wynkoop
John Moffat
William McNeil
Phoebe Spencer
Spencer
Episcopal Church
Ganka Brant
Hampton and Gillis in a Sioux Siege at Fort Bethune
A detachment from Fort Bethune is trapped by Indians in a narrow gorge. Hampton the stranger and Gillis the post trader with his daughter survive a three day siege while most soldiers die. A Seventh Cavalry patrol finds them near Glencaid where romance and plans for the future unfold amid new arrivals and school teaching.
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Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Bethune
Hampton
Gillis
Seventh Cavalry
Lieut
Brant
Hampton S
Glencaid
Redavin
Phoebe Spencer
Miss Spencer
Naida
Rev. Wynkoop
Reception For Miss Spencer Prompts Frontier Gala
Mr Jack Moffat leader of the Bachelor Miners Pleasure club plans a grand reception for Miss Spencer atop the hotel, with an outside stairway entrance and a boarded saloon passage. Mrs Guffy provides refreshments while Buck Mason collects invitations and bars nuisances. Guests arrive from miles around for a bold, rowdy social night.
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Spencer
Jack Moffat
Bachelor Miners’ Pleasure Club
Occidental
Moffat
McNeil
Chemistry of Brains Needed
The piece argues for directing intellectual talent to rational, mindful employment. It stresses mind as the driver of civilization and warns against letting whim dictate career choices, urging parents to ask youths why they choose a path and to seek thoughtful justification.
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Jones
The Bible as social progress and utilitarian spirituality
The article argues the Bible fosters social progress by urging selflessness and service to others. true spirituality broadens sympathy and makes individuals more reliable in all relationships, with personal virtue guiding conduct and society relying on each person’s faithful moral effort.
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Jesus
Cerema
Hage
Israel
Doctrine of Marriage and its Ethical Shift
The author argues the old marriage code based on parental reverence and permanence is outdated. He asserts children's rights and women's equality, critiques ceremonial masculinity, and warns modern couples chase happiness. The key issue is whether sensuous or spiritual values govern marriage, advocating separation but not divorce.
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