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A collage of rural and frontier notes describes barrow and farming tools, the hardship of stage drivers, prized chicken breeds, women in camp, freight news, Nez Perce casualties, admonitions not to fret, cowboys as educated readers, a boy’s misread distance, and praise for biased press workers who defend mining wealth and publish persistent journals.
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Poe
Plac
Sidney and
Clarke
Elijah
Cies
Pumpkin Creek
Omaha
Mount Washington
Wasson
Saighton
Wisconsin
Denver
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Sidney
Biasck
Maerut
Dai!y
Ative
Oberfelder & Co’s
Oberfelder & CO
Front Street
U. P. R. R. Express Office
Sidney, Neb
Walrath Bros
Big Springs
Lesburg
Yost
Bio Springs
Newtaskha
C. T Tarrison
Potter
Bushnell Postoffice
Sipsry
Newraska
CG. McCarly
Sidney, Nebraska
Moorfe
Tal
Kar
Earlings
Potteratte
Tusler Brothers
Pole Creek
North Platte Bridge
Oastto Smith's Park
John F. Coad
Scott’s Buffs
Chimney Rock
T. Kene
Mark M. Coad
Camp Clarks
Thomas Ryan
Grork Bennesaath Phalle Ark
Julesburg
Colorads
Thomas Kane
Posten Carex
Second End Vine Streets
Kennard & Simpson
D. Herlivy
Herlihy & Mahoney
J. Maloney
Pront
Walmut Streets
S. W. Livingston
Vine Street
Front
Second
Charles Gnyder
Lockwood
Egi Eagentiatiens
Bample Ruum
Sidney and Black Wills
Ious
Red Willow Ranch
Red Cloud
Deadwood
Black Hills
HOW Elliot & CO
Prayrdta A
W. Dudley
Metropolitan
Rose
INO
W Griffin
M. J. McKellicon
Doatar
Faurnhane Street
Omaha, Nebraska
Paro
Kentucky
Ward
Barling & McBrayer
Neb
Black
Hans Clifford & CO
Kelley & Cameron
Rore Street
Henry Gantz
J . Gantz
Henry Gantz & Son
Crocers
THE
Magnolia
Ross
Allen, Proprietay