Land Office Rejects Dismissal in Cook Homestead Case
The register and receiver sustain Lemuel E. Cook's residence on the SW4 of Sec 24 T14N R75W despite gaps and a prolonged contest. Cook and family maintained residence in Laramie with monthly presence on the land, improved the homestead, and faced health and employment factors, supporting good faith and continuity of residence. The entry remains intact and the case proceeds.
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United States
Lemuel EB. Cook
General Land Office
Laramie
Wyo
J. H. Symons
Lemuel FE. Cook
Oda
S. Mason
Charles Leo Cunningham
Oca J. Mason
Lee Deuel
Albert G. Malbern
Franklin P. Mason
Bernard J. Cunningham
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Cook
Richard
Secretary of the Interior
Charles G. Boulter
L. D
Charles O. Boulter
Nelli Q O. Prescott
Franklin Farringer
Sean Lemuel E. Cook
Boundary Dispute Between Sheridan and Crook Counties
The Wyoming Supreme Court sustains Judge Parmelee’s Sheridan county ruling in a long running boundary case. A three mile wide strip along the 106th meridian created tax and election complications for residents. Justice Scott dissents arguing the line is defined by data rather than fixed location.
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Supreme Court
Sheridan
Crook
District Court of
Sheridan County
Parmelee
Potter
Beard
Scott
Cheyenne
Oak Creek Cullings
Sam Fitz moves to the ranch this week. Herman Knoff visited Belle Fourche late in the week. John Hamlin relocated his family to the Ed Bailey ranch and will work there through the summer. Ernest Scott sells household goods as he prepares to leave Oak Creek. The community mourns the death of John Marchant and offers sympathy to his family.
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Herman Knoff
Belle Fourche
John Hamlin
Ed Bailey Ranch
Ernest Scott
Oak Creek
John Marchant
Hulett town notices and community updates span April events
The bank relic baseball arrives at Hulett State Bank after breaking in via a window. I. O. O. F. anniversary service shifts to April 24 at 2 PM with public attendance. Local news covers residents like George Grenier, new baby at Tinkcoms, spring yard work, horse sale, workers heading to Bertha, shoe bargains, local trade, and various town developments.
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Hulett State Bank
Johnny Madding
Floyd Cole
Poole & Carpenter
Bertha
W. J. Wood
Sheep Ranch Fatal Shooting Reports Last Friday Fight
A dispute among sheep herders at the C. W. Barney sheep ranch led to a large altercation. Chris Norton fired at Bert Durbin, resulting in Durbin's death and the shooter being jailed.
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C. W. Barney
Chris Norton
Bert Durbin
Foreclosure Sale and Local News Roundup It Long Past Weekend
A sheriff's sale on a mortgage tied to John McClain and W R Williams drew bids as high as 4 50 a unit with 4900 50 needed to cover the indebtedness. The paper also notes Sundance obituaries, school returns from Omaha, a successful public sale by Anna D Cole, local moves and weeklong timber estimates by Inspector Groggy, and arrivals from Reservation country to local ranches.
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Sherriff Moses
John McClain
W. R. Williams
J. T. Hinds
Fred Fuller
Jack
Fuller
Fritz
Inspector Groggy
The
Forest Service
Wayne Moore
Goldie Hardy
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Sherman Fordyce
Hulett Blacksmith Shop
Jones & Tinkcom
Hulett
Edward W. J
Goldie
Wyoming
Hi. J. Croy
Avulettaotel
Monls
Enuts
Lodwing
Wealk
Wook
Cinkcom
A. B. Merrick
Lumber
Matt. Whalen
ALAUD
Cheyenne Land
WE. Chaplin
Register
W. ©, Deming
Reoviver
Hulet
Awd Weely
IE. A
Gundarson
Oak Creek Cullings
Sam Fitz
George Grenier
Clearwater
Nebraska
Ralph Tinkcom
Grandpa Tinkcom
Grandpa
W. Jd. Wood
Cap Storm
Sam Folsom
Mrs. Brosa
Jay Wood
Euster
Vane Cooke
Omaha
Anna D. Cole
MaCurdy
Fred MaCurdy
Powell
Minnie Schlichting
Lillian Chattin
Bay School
Nelson
Ed Watton
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