Local notes from Bondurant Items in January of 1917
A week of visits and calls at the Bondurant office includes Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bowlsby and Frank Hansen with daughter Ella, Mrs. Walter McPherson, Mrs. Hazel Querry, and Nan of Music Mountain. Logs, trapping, elk, and horses are mentioned along with remarks on seasonal weather and a serialized fiction promotion for Nan of Music Mountain in the Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hansen
Ella
B. F. Bondurant
New Year visit with Wilhelm family at Van Vleck home
Mr and Mrs Frank Wilhelm and daughter Helen spent New Year’s Day at the Frank Van Vleck residence. A snowshoe journey and a sleigh ride followed a grand dinner prepared by cook Kenhey with hostess help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilhelm
Helen
Frank van Vleck
R the
Wilhelm
Marbleton Details From Cottonwood Clippings
The article records community movements in Marbleton and nearby towns. Hage Swanstrom and his mother visited Marbleton on Friday. Nellie Scott completed a settlement school term and will teach at Gene Spencer's Sunday. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Carlson accompanied Shi Wis to Spencer's. Bille Stow left for Big Piney to finish the term. W Carlson and wife traveled to Marbleton and Big Piney. Spencer and two children are sick with colds. local conditions include weather fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Scott
Gene Spencers
Spencer
Scott
Wilhelmina Carlson
C. W. Carlson
Bille Stow
Big Piney
Indian Boys Describe School Wages and English Strife
A batch of letters to A. B. Wyly, Oklahoma Indian schools superintendent, reveals Indian boys lamenting low pay and harsh work, language clashes with English instruction, and a few seeking relief from schooling. One boy from the Snake settlement pleads to go home, saying he is sick and tired of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyly
Oklahoma
Snake Settlement
Tepee
Germany's Trained Men as War Strategy
The Engineering Magazine outlines a six step German approach to waging war as a science. It emphasizes investigation, organization, records, planning, standardization, and incentives as keys to efficient, well trained execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Engineering Magazine
Distinguished War Veteran Surrugue A Civil Engineer in Battle
The Journal Officiel of France notes Corporal Surrugue No. 913 of the Ninth company Sixth regiment of engineers as a veteran of 1870 and knight of the Legion of Honor. He volunteered at seventy six to front line sapper duties and worked tirelessly under fire. In civilian life he led as mayor of Auxerre for twelve years and now oversees light railway construction and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficial of
France
Surrugue
Charles
Sixth Regiment of Engineers
Legion of Honor
Auxerre
Yonne
Faidherbe
Mrs Gould Cheers Rational Marriage Trend in New York Dinner
Mrs George Jay Gould spoke at a New York dinner defending a marriage seen as rational rather than romantic. She warned that initial romantic choices may fail, while practical partnerships endure, noting love may fade as time reveals true challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jay Gould
New York
Mrs. Gould
Loor
Ying
Desert Land Entries Seek Final Proof in Wyoming
Notice lists James R. Gooden of Bronx Wyoming and Hugh T. Bell of Bronx Wyoming filing for Desert Land final proof at Big Piney Wyoming on February 10 1917 before Royal A. Young. Witnesses include Joseph Huston Harry Payne and Daisy S Gooden. Fields cover sections 2 11 and 2 township 35 north range 112 west and lots 8 4 the s s nw and sw of section 2 township 85 north range 112 west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
James R. Gooden
Bronx
Lincoln County
North Range
West Sixth Principal Meridian
Royal A. Young
U. S
Big Piney
Joseph Huston
Harry Payne
Hugh T. Bell
Daisy S. Gooden
Township
West Sixth Principal
Daisy
Gooden
Ss NW
Hugh TT Bell
James KR
Alex Nisbet
Register
Notice to Creditors in Chas Elder Estate
In the District Court Probate division Lincoln County Wyoming the Estate of Chas Elder deceased letters of administration were granted January 3 1917 to Amelia Elder Bronx Wyoming claimants must file claims with vouchers for allowance within six months or be barred and if not exhibited within one year from the letters they will be forever barred Dated January 10 1917 Amelia Elder Bronx Wyoming J18-F1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Elder
Bronx
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Amelia Elder
Consolidated Desert Land and Homestead Notices Filed
Albert H Beecher of Marbleton Wyoming filed intent to prove desert land entry 03730 for SEYSEY Section 23 SWYNWY 25 and EX NE 6, Township 82N Range 114W, before Royal A Young at Big Piney on February 24 1917. Albert A filed a 3 year proof for entry 08729 NWYNWY Section 26 and SWN WY 24, before Royal A Young at Big Piney in 1911. witnesses Frank D Chapel Tomas Connor George Booker J E Fleming from Halfway. 118-Fee ALEX NISBET Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Beecher
Marbleton
Wyoming
Seysey
Swynwy
Township
Range 114
6Th Principal Meridian
Royal A. Young
Big Piney
Frank D. Chapel
Thomas Connor
George Booker
J. E. Fleming
Halfway
Albert A. Beecher
Range
U. S
Tomas Connor
Booker
Alex Nisbet
Register
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Henry Groy and Son
Helen Wilhelm
Gene Robinson
Robinson Brothers
Basin
Ray Dunn
Walter McPherson
Hazel Querry
Mrs. McPherson
Perry Bowlsby
Mr. Shafer
Wilma Grace Carlson
Reader
Man
Havn
Nan
Music Mountain
Big Duke Morgan
de Spain
Musie Mountain
Morgan
Hage Swanstrom
Mother
Marbbleton
Gen Spencer
Nan of
the Examiner
Detroit Free Press
Spearman
Whispering Smith
Portland Evening Express
Boston Herald
Boston Advertiser
New York Times
Boston Post
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
E. L. Hallinan
Wyoming County
Lincoln
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