Reward Offered for Roy White in Horse Theft Case
Sheriff H C Hantz of Butte county offers 200 reward for Roy White's capture and delivery to Butte officers. White is charged with stealing five horses from Chaos Weacott near Indian Creek, alleged to be stolen before January 12, 1913. Horse theft chain leads through St Onge Belle Fourche Vandalia and Missouri, with brands tampered and hair dyed to hide identity.
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H. C. Hantz
Butte County
Roy White
White
Weacott
Upper
Indian Creek
George Turgeon
St. Onge
Jos. T. Craig
Mr. Moss
Sturgis
Moss
Craig
Mr. Craig
Chas. Wescott
Mr. Wescott
Belle Fourche
Messrs. Williams and Smelser
Brands
Wescott Place
Missouri
Sheriff Hantz
Vandalia
Uliric Frickvon Ranch
Gustave
John T. Beard
North Dakota
Donalds school opens and roads reopen after storm
The Donald school started March 31. The hall event was postponed from the 28 to April 4 due to bad roads. Snow is receding and hay supplies thin. J O McDonald plans to move his family back to the ranch. Wm Ryan visited Spearfish for their newborn 13 pound boy. Wm Waddington arrived from Puyallup after eight months away. Travel remains slowed as roads stay unbroken and people wait for others to open routes. Mrs Wm Phillip returned from a visit with Mrs Clyd Southerland who is improving after illness. Mrs Lathrop, with multiple broken bones, is recovering slowly and may remain impaired.
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Kaneit Utantatenanananaaand
Donald School
Donald Hall
J. O. McDonald
Wm. Ryan
Spearfish
S. D
Wm. Waddington
Puyallup
Washington
Wm. Phillip
Clyd Southerland
Southerland
Woolfolk and Gray Stock Notes at Crook County Range
On the left side horses and cattle at the Range in Crook County, Woolfolk and Gray are featured sellers or agents in the ti-iyr listing.
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Range
Crook County
Ti-Iyr
Sheep Herding Notes and Local Visits on the Flats
Roy Bayers herding sheep for 7 W. William Boyd on the Flats Sunday. Work on the new school house progresses. Bert Dorsett recovering from grippe. Melvin Leutick accepts sheep herding position for Harney brothers. James Miller suffers a stroke with one side paralyzed. Surprise party for Louis Ford on Tuesday evening March 25 ends with a fine time. Mrs Maud Dorsett and others visited Mr Baer’s folks of Alva last weekend.
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Roy Bayers
William Boyd
Bert Dorsett
Melvin Leutick
Harney Brothers
James Miller
Louis Ford
Maud Dorsett
Durham
Mess
Ellsbury to Move North Red River Valley Ranch
Dave Ellsbury announced yesterday he has rented his North Redwater ranch to O. W. Mitchell and will leave around April 10 for a Red River valley ranch near Fargo. He plans to load a car from Aladdin with horses and farm machinery to try wheat farming this year and may settle there permanently if the venture succeeds. The Red River country is rising in farm values and praised for fertility, but locals expect Ellsbury to return to Crook County after a year’s trial.
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Dave Ellsbury
North Redwater
O. W. Mitchell
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Fargo
Dave
Aladdin
Red River
Crook County
Far North
Monitor
Seed grain treatment offered with formaldehyde product
Bear Lodge Pharmacy advertises formaldehyde at the right strength and price for treating seed grain to destroy smug germs. The notice reads 10-1 for the store location and timing.
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Bear Lodge
BOOST EACH OTHER S GAME IN SNAKE RIVER CALLS FOR LOYAL SUPPORT
A Snake River Sentinel column urges townsfolk to boost each other’s enterprises and farms. It argues collective backing will raise business and growth, noting loyalty builds a new era of better feeling and opportunity.
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Denver
Snake River
River Sentinel
Mrs. F. L. Cook Dies at Spearfish Normal School
Mrs. F. L. Cook wife of the Spearfish State Normal School president died Saturday night after a prolonged illness. She was known for care for the school and welfare of students. The notice mentions an April 4 dance and requests land papers. Mr. and Mrs. Keller returned to Crook County residing on the east ranch. Mrs. Keller was formerly Miss Mary Wilson and had taught in western Wyoming.
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F. L. Cook
Spearfish
Normal School
Normal
Local Notes and Notices from a Wyoming Town
Read your home newspaper for oddball items from a Wyoming town. Sheriff Thorn tours the area. land patent activity increases. a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Alex Woodcock weighs eight pounds. A boy lights a hay stack sparking a minor fire. Archie Storm celebrates his tenth birthday with friends and gifts.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Hulett
Bush & Pearson
Hodges
Chaffin
Sheriff Thorn
Alex Woodcock
Wyoming
Alex
Dean Gorman
Archie Storm
School Closes Early as Teachers Depart for Vacations
The article notes a short term at the local school with teachers Massie Dunn and Murgess leaving for homesteads Spearfish Nebraska and for Oklahoma. Ed Seig visits town to say goodbye before leaving for the sunlit lands, planning a year away, hoping to recover from a knee injury.
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Thursany
Massie
Dunn
Spearfish
Murgess
Nebraska
Crook County welcomes new arrivals and local notices
Mr and Mrs Sam Tate arrive from Rock Port Missouri after two years away. Kirk K Baxter of Belle Fourche is named as a potential successor at the Belle Fourche land office by South Dakota Democratic officers. Attorney M Nichols returns from Omaha after a storm assessment noting no injuries to him or Mrs Nichols and minimal damage to property. Harrison's toilet lotion advertised for chapped hands at Bear Lodge Pharmacy.
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Sam Tate
Rockport
Crook County
Kirk K. Baxter
Belle Fourche
Small’s Clothing Store
Democratic Organization of South Dakota
5. G. Mortimer
Belle Fourche Land Office
Butte County
M. Nichols
Omaha
Nichols
A. Nichols
For Trade 40 Acres in Stanley County South Dakota
Property offers 40 acres in Stanley County bound to trade for Crook County land. Gently rolling prairie, well fenced with woven wire, hog and sheep tight. 320 acres fenced, 105 cultivated, 5 room house, three barns, chicken house, granary, ice house, outside cellar, ample water. See Gunderson.
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Stanley County
S. Dak
Crook County
Gunderson
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Clay Center
Nebr
J.C. Brass
Prop
Firemen’s Fund Insurance CO
H. H. Gunderson
Wyo
AGERY
Aladdin Livery Barn
J. H. Chittim
Hulett Livery
Fred Sutton
Donald Doings
Sege Brush Flats
Moorcroft
Phar
Ed Seig
Sunshine Land
Oklahoma
the Fashion Authority
McCall
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