North Platte Contributions and Cattle Trade Commentary
A rattling account describes a party of officials and hunters traveling through the region including U S Marshal Daily and Son, Deputy Marehel Ball, and others. It notes cattle shipments, rail contracts shifting to the Colorado Central and Union Pacific, and editorial-penned reflections on local journalism and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’s Creek
Daily and Son
Marehel Ball
Wm Irwin
B.& of. RB. Rin
Nebraska
Judge Dundy
Alessis D. J. McCann
Paul E. Rawlins
O Republcan
Union Pacific
Colorado Central
Denver
Kansas Pacific
Colorado
Colordo Central
Dawson County
North Platte
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He Sidney Telegraph
Deadwood
McClusky
Sidney
Hazen
United States
Onur Church
Drake
Dhe
General Assembly
Walratit Bros
Big Springs
Julesburg
Serixas
Naraska
Harrison
Porter
Bushnell
Stoxx
C. McCarty
Range
South Platte
Colo
BVO
LA Oomne
Lee
AL Moore
North Platte River
Ear Marksa Alee Eattema
Postoffice
Aan
John W. Griffin
Potter To Bushnell
Bidney
Jusler Brothers
Pole Creek
North Platte Bridge
Smith's Fork
John F. Coad
Scott's Bluffs
Chimney Rock
Cheyenne
W.T
Mark M. Coad
Camp Clarke
Thomas Ryan
Sakesburg, Colorado
Thomas Kane
Postofice
Sipxxy, Renasea
California
Oberfelder & CO
Second and Vine Streets
BAIN
Kennard & Simpson
Herlimy
Herlihy
Mahoney
J. Mahoney
Walnut Streeta
S. W. Livingston
Vine Street
Front
Second
Darket
Myrtle Streets
Loweest
Cuarles Snyder
Lockwood
Sidney and
Black Hills
Darrow
Stevenson
Office Pront
DFPOT
Lin SU Rift
Phro«Elf
Phenix Insurance Co. of
Hartford
Springfield F. and M. Insurance Co
St.Paul Fire , Marine Insurance Co
Mississippi Valley
Memphis