Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-20
DAworA's cArrL. INDUS Ry.
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i"'''s' VI ''.''.'''' 80 '''," a..
i'i' '''o p"s' wv" s'"' .'''
gro" IN oI 'he e't''e ''s'ncSs ." 'ie
ceacd sands weston llcrre i hc S.calisS-
erval!on oi line ; IoaN was honsht NY 'iie
Gsvernmenl late la l-sa ana tiir r"nh-
lry com. rising n, $50, p3a acies' iHF"Mn
open To settlements ~ that ''mr' o,
course, No white min lived wcN "i
lleir" et in iEis snort sijace ffuehc :
have been s'a2lisiaNd aud vast herds
ol cattle, h"e;i ana ho'sci i"t@e "N'r
the roi!in. counlrs. Aii"as' '"o wears
are reluiici i"r tn.s ihfi's'iy 10 make
showing III ront OF >hlpiAcnis. ana
/ consequently ILLS years rac"ri - the
more worthy ri no;e lussn% Ncioier
nnd Aovumner ,lrtwccn lp.o 20 and ~
600 heaG %! fat steers were shipped
/ from icrye alone, wt.'e TAR LARGER
MUM bcr went irvn the stations o! Vac
! Black ll!sls. Between 'a9 ai.i oo cars
were required 10 IRAN, pert si'en' TO
markct More li.an loriy :ieriai trains
loaded solely with cat;lc pulled out oil
Pierre for hira-o cal!ng ti.cse two
months. These steers brought IN The
Chicago yards II price Hanging from so
to 80 and ,hc total amount returncu
To the | lcrfc banks cons idcrany eX-
cecded S.uV.c cu;i one ia.ee ranclilian
figured II net profit !or lne year u Sl.'.-
600 l,or-ps ;ic atsp ral';.d On these
lands in immense numbois. More THAN
1000 head have been Mruugi., hcr., from
the ives, oi the rsvcr ani sold .MiS sn..-
son. The horse rancli'': are Tie
larses, III ln world and the hcr,a prob
ably equal anything IN tna couhtl1.
Il, ,,,f.
in the luXuriance an nitrnou> Vuaii-
ties OF their gras~ca. i;u.iMg .hn past
year tAe ranenincn have a,tdc, setae
hue hloocJ stall ons 10 ilc ranges AND
their intention Is 10 iapliy advance
the quality OF lhcr stock. lnln II -
numbers oi sheep az" nov raised on
these lands lNey are being driven
into the ranges ny ih, thoF>a" Tnis
part oi The business o!d iioi exist TWO
year, ago bl!t .t,is season Il Nar=e Of
wool was shipped ,,oM!. inc iisrr
The country ."cs Ni The ."iS-utri has
probably the bcsi >sosA riiiHc Ia l"c
world IL Is bI'tN"h ana 10 iil'- ihuSt
OF the way r"in 'IoFre ~ The ni.'cii
Mills and Hilesa aiaifse .iieiier rom s:.s'
cod " Eds iii wniel. \ Is .tF!aca by
numerous atseaia' ami i#H cat ie haNe
no diiiicnit, i'll oo,alilsa- water. iiHt
III from olberS y '..e ~ l.ii'n @iu"ii
OF rich grass. iitere Is -4i4 te he nolsi-
ing cQua TO Il N lAe co"nsry sNeepi IA
ranges OF Mon ana. ;i!iA 'eey are sims
lar thn hlShest prices even "b'aineH
OH inc CHICAGO 'siarNcl Were Ior cattle
IRON 'i'ise ranges. t"e ssetiS Vfousi''
nero aio" is!=Sf irisine" 'ih' heaN'ci
/, by sfea, pr sia~ iiitii 'iiose s''.'l ~
h"hnc ana eS!'2Fsense 'e't '!cs 'hai uh'
rIciotHoh '"s7 'ut'u n ,s.0";,i'a o'
. CO." or stoiia' y ~ '''''V" ,ti' "i any
> ots!cf co'shsFE "G"n u, 's!S Yea. ~
leAas lhe si"cN Ia he2h ~ iiS on oS
. ihe thn!ssahas GU avsc'l'' oi SNORT ieee
caused oy 'i'I,e years oi a'oush'' ou
IN lhis So.ith s's'.9'' fShse lhe ie'''
. has never neeh sA"it ana iusS ron
storm has HcNt' WV" ll's''
i-lttte or no pfes9iiiS Is aehc. lh'
winter climate = hei iaNufan!e 70 rear