The Black Hills Dispatch Summary and Big Horn News
Crook City Tribune notes Indian raids and white settlers rising tensions as Indiana raiders and Tudisos menace foothill ranches. Big Horn Expedition hikers report eighty miles with seventy two men and Babcock party, Reno preparations, and ore mill advances.
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Big Horn
Mar ‘Redwater
A. Thorne
Capiain
J .Feciers
Licut
Sargeeant
Babcock
Sensation of the Day Montgomery Queen Circus Arrives
Montgomery Queen will bring a new colossal show to Sidney on Saturday July 21 offering matinee and evening exhibitions. The program features almost an entire new circus company with a monster Two Horned Rhinoceros and an African Horned Horse first shown in Nebraska, plus celebrated acts and a large menagerie. The piece highlights the lively San Francisco reception and urges residents to patronize a first class exhibition amid a note on Sidney’s shade trees keeping summers cooler.
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Montgomery Queen
Sidney
Queen
Monster
Wiil
Nebraska
San Francisco
Montgomery Queen's Circus
Mile
Miss Cooke
Equestrienne
Wodie Cook
James Cook
Cha Jes
Loline Belmont
Pam
Milwaukee
Sentinel
Pewaukee
Gardiner
Pioas
Portland
Lewiston
Walla Walla
Horse Shoes
Solomon River
Ita Junction
Howard
Justin
Perry
Whipple
Somro
Cottonwood
Colonel Perry
Joseph
Portica
Spokane
Spokane Lower Bridge
Palouse Landing
Palouse
Haverly
New Orleans
White House
Daily Republican
Ham's
Sioge
Kildare
Otis Carter
Irwin ‘l. Bush
Henk Goodman
Charley Boyd
Ti League
Skidmore Guards
Frank West
Bahio
Bart Strapard
Boyd
Willen Mongs
Bradley
Tom and Jerry
Cheyenne Ruels Arrests Spur War Department Action
The Omaha Herald reports three robbers from the Deadwood stage gang have been captured near Camp Stampavai Wy. A guard of three soldiers per stage was ordered by the War Department and no robberies have occurred since. Barker Bevins and Womacke are held for identification. Bevins is alleged to be an escaped Laramie penitentiary convict.
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Crook City
Locklin McLaurin
Ase
Stone
Charles Howard
Travis Bros
Deadwood
Travis
Crook
Belle Fourche
Soward
Howard
Crook City Tribune
Ity “Tribune
Bear Butte
Galena
Uilsburg
Reine
Omaha “Herald
Herald
Black Hills
Secretary of War
Robert Williams
Camp Stampavai
Department of the Platte
Omaha
Bill Begins
Frank Barker
Womacke
Spaulding
Col
Patrick
Army
Camp Sramnavena
Barker
Marshla
Bevins
Carr Spanupinc
Bayliss Pioneer Lady of Omaha Dies at Home
Mrs Joseph D. Bayliss a leading Council Bluff figure and past Omaha president died at her Ninth Street residence aged about fifty. She leaves a husband two daughters and two sons. Her funeral will be at 10 o clock this morning from the home. Also noted is Buffalo Bill Cody visiting Sidney with Maj Frank North to secure cattle for drives and plans to tour major eastern cities later in the year.
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Omaha Herald
Joseph D. Bayliss
Council Bluff
Omaha
Ninth Street
Dodge
Capital Avenue
Baylies
Wm F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Sidney
Ogallala
Frank North
Texas
Mr. Cody
Capt
Jack
Bowery Theatre
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Canton Repository Refers to Local Commodities Trade
Late quotations from a commercial exchange show cates worth 60 cents each in Sydney Nebraska. As animal culture can be sustained with minor costs such as occasional soot and shot charges, the piece argues shipping stock promptly will yield profits.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Ucrative
Rumors Rome Pope Died Startled Europe Telegraphic
News dispatches report bold rumors of the Pope's death from Rome with a Washington note on a Lunasky detachment marching from Atlanta to Ogden and toward Beise Chys in a widening string of military and weather events from Erzeroum to Milwaukee.
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London
Rome
Washington
Lunasky
Atlanta
Ogden
Ural
Jelay
Uoward Nvar Beise Chys
Erzerotm
Armenia
Otschikilissa
Peed
Ardahan
Constantinople
Mukhtar Pash
Kirkiennar
Kars
Kare
Wadji
Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
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Darrow
Joseph B. Gossage & Co
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Unday
Union Pacific Railroad
Traina
Banking House
Sa. H Rayrolds
WM Wallace
Onahe
Raynolds & Wallace, Bankers
Kidney
Geo. I. Ballou
Sidney, Nebraska
Geo W
Rane
Attorneys-at- Law
Chash Brown
Jorm MW
Thomaton Brown & Thurston
Attorneys - At - Law
Omaha, Neb
A. M. Stevenson
Moore's Hotel
Guy CG. Barnum, Jr
ED Breakley
John I. Burns
Brearles & Burns, Attorneys - At - Law, Deadwood
K. T
Darrow & Stevenson
Front Street
L. Nobay
Sidney, Neb
J. G. Ivy
J. Li
Second Street
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Flans
Carrie
Tales K.ish
Farnham Bt
Omaia
Fred
Wiktil
Harney
Ates
Rapid City Hotel
WM. Sane
Stas Ing
Rapid City Bleek Hilla
D. Me
Sidney Steye
Booth’s
Qustraclty
Terp
Tategraph
Ted
Corral
Boutu
Tribune
Whitbeck
Cantonment
Reno
CaMr
Belile Founche
Nambern
Sharpneck
C. G. Davis
Fullview Lode
Hidden Treasure Gulch
Messrs. Schlewig
Hayward City
Thiig Houn Mountains
United States Infantry
Wyoming Territory
Clear Creek
Bloux
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