Black Hills Prosperity and Mining Boom Report
In Deanwood and Deadwood reports from Oct 7 1877 the Black Hills boom widens with mills expanding to 876 stamps, new smelters starting, and ore from Homestake, Golden Star, and other mines yielding rich returns. Leadership in local politics faces challenges as election calls clash with court orders amid intense mining activity and beaver dam woes.
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Cavalry Units Return to Barracks and Winter Plans
Citizens await the cavalry commando return to barracks as Col Merritt led a search for the will o the wisp Joseph. The column moved from Fort Perterina to Medicine Bow and will head to Fort Sanders Fort Russell and the barracks. At least two cavalry companies are expected for winter unless Congress approves army pay, which has been delayed since July.
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Dime Offer for American Agriculturist Issue
Readers urged to mail 10 cents to Orange Jadd Co for a special first issue of the American Agriculturist. The ad promises practical farming and household information, many hints repaying the cost, with options to subscribe for 14 months or send a dime for a half price sample.
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Fremont gloves and millinery shake up state industry
State scraps report a 4A glove and mitten factory started in Fremont while Sidney lags on glove making. Fremont faces an auction of the Occidental Hotel. Omaha merchants handled twenty eight million pounds of merchandise last month amid fair exhibits and shipping daily wheat from Columbus. The State Fair hosted thousands of fruit samples and large corn ears.
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