Dinsdale and Joe Aid a Seventeen Year Old Survivor
In a Deadwood frontier scene, Poe Dinsdale and San Juan Joe meet a seventeen year old girl fleeing a massacre. They learn of her peril and past, then navigate toward Pleasant valley with the woman taking charge of the camp coffee and meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Dinsdale
Black Hills
Fen Juan Joe
Red Pag
Dinsdale
Joe
Custer
Deadwood
Pecter
San Juan
Ohio
Pleasant Valley
Deadwood Trails Lead to Wild Bill and McCall
San Juan and companions travel toward Deadwood after helping a woman escape danger. In Rapid City they learn of Wild Bill Hickok's murder by Jack McCall, with local sentiment split over the killer's acquittal and escape. The trio plans to stay, then proceed toward the canyon as tensions rise in a volatile mining region.
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the Telegraph
Sidney
Nebraska
Carl Schmidt
Ities
San Juan
Dinsdale
Deadwood
Kitty
Deadwood City
Sequirrela
Lottie Carl
Bill
Jack McCall
Wild Bill Hickock
Wild Bill
McCall
Lottie Cari
Spring Creek
Hill City
Rapid City
Red Canyon
Allis
The Town of High Premise and Deadwood Gulch
The party descends into Deadwood Gulch near a rough town rapidly growing as Deadweed City. Ten miles long, the gulch hosts log cabins and tents amid fires and windfalls. Deadweed’s feverish boom draws seven thousand residents with Indians a constant concern and little prospect for newcomers.
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High Premise
Deadwood Gulch
San Juan
Dub Lonely
Lottie Cari
Lettie
Dinsdale
Renesbee
Deadweed
Deadwood
Gambier
Craven Lee
Isaac Brown
San Juan Joe
Parkhuret
Deadweed City
Wild Bill
Black Hills
Centennial Wash House
Crasy Hore
San Juan Joe’s Hat Draws Charity in Frontier Gulch
In a Cheyenne frontier gathering, San Juan Joe, a famed gambler, fields crowd questions about Crook and Indian conflicts after recounting the canyon massacre. Lottie Carl, the Belman outfit survivor, receives thirty five ounces of gold from the hat, as San Juan notes a train robbery near Ogaiala. Kitty looms as the next stop, a schemer guiding Lottie toward a new shelter while Dinsdale fears losing control.
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San Juan
Crook
Terry
Gibson
Bowman's
Dinsdale
Lottie Carl
Belman
Dinedale
Haemen Carl
Juan
Local Family News From Bunker Hill and Vicinity
Bunker Hill residents Theo Borcher and family travel to Sidney with Glen Bales and Rees. Hul bert Borcher to Gurley. community events include the Thieman sale near Gurley and a Farmers Union meeting in Bronson. Local visits, shelling corn, card parties, and hog marketing in Sidney and Omaha noted, with several families hosting or calling on neighbors.
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Theo Borcher
Sidney
Glen Bales
Rees
Hulbert Borcher
Gurley
Thieman Sale
Frank Groes
August Gross
Curt Scott
Theo Borchers
Elmer Larson
Paul Meyer
Curt
Cash Scott
Will Meyer
Walter Happel
John Borcher
Carl Schmidt
Glee Bales
Hilbert Borcher
500 Club
Ray Spiker
Clyge Kinton
Harold Meyer
Wm. Borcher
Farmers Union
Bronson
Wm. Rohde
John Engel
Beyer Brothers
E. J. Leonard
Henry Wheeler
Lincoln
C. F
G G
Lodgepole Notes Roundup of births visits and society events
A Lake Lodgepole column records a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs L C Line Bunday. Mrs Line stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Joel Lindley. Various neighbors travel for visits and trips to Denver Greeley and Sidney. Lodge Pole plays Potter Friday night losing 3 to 2. Red Cross sends 300 rabbits to Omaha. Numerous society events include Eastern Star installations, aid visits, and mission study. The Spurbeck family moves to Nashua Iowa. Regulars include new marriages, hospital and medical updates, and church and fraternal activities.
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Dan Duncan
Potter
Gertrude Nelson
Wm. Ayers
Wheatland
Wyo
Sidney
Lucille Lamber
Taylor Hospital
Pete Nelson
Robert
D. K. Atkins
Kimball
Dewey Matthewson
F. Cizik
Charles
Joe Carlyon
H. Smith
Shorty Howard
Cizik
E. L. Hingen
L. C. Line Bunday
Line
Joel Lindley
W. G. Crose
Harry
Iowa
B. J. Bates
Denver
Greeley
Nell Hayden
Florence Haworth
Jack
R. T. Kidney
Wm. Goetteche
H. L. Mantor
Fremont
Order of the Eastern Star
Lodge Pole
Aid
Earl Spurbeck
Spurbeck
Ald
Zul Isley
Arthur Christensen
George
Jewett
Persinger
Co. D. Huffaker
James G. Wolfe
Red Cross
Omaha
A. E. Slawson
Hugh Slawson
William Miller
Nashua
Myrtle Holtman
Foreign Missionary Society
China
Eastern Star
Cora D. Barlow
G. E. Minshall
Helen Minshall
Nellie Pettys
Mary Libby
Alice Lehmkuhl
Barbara DeLongpre
Alice, Slawson
Leofa Morrow
Mina Persinger
Marshall
Nellie Kuhlman
Fred Lehmkub
Sentinel
Cora Kidney
Myrtle Go
Staniforth
Friendship’s Shadow and Light Across a Life’s Span
The text contrasts friendship with the wicked and with the good. It states that wicked friendship fades hour by hour while good friendship grows steadily like creams and shadows until life ends, reflecting a moral tone attributed to Herder.
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Herder
Rice paper source debunked in Chinese art sketches
A fragment notes that what is called rice paper is not true rice paper but the pith of a tree, yet Chinese artists use it to create exquisite color sketches. The remark distinguishes material origins from the quality of art produced.
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Hugh Pendexter
The
Bobbe-Merrill Co
Bhe
Spring Valley
Joey
Pyrites
Sextorp
Jack McGrane
Fred Beyer
Laramie
Cheyenne
Fort Laramie
Union Pacific
Ogaiala
Lottie Oarin
Tmeide
San Jven
Mtoon
Esk
Bunker Hill
Henry Schmidt
Arthur Borcher
Lydiatt
Gideon Band
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