Peter Delivered From Prison Easter Lesson Voiced
An April 11 1909 Sunday School lesson discusses Peter's delivery from Herod's prison as told in Acts 12 1 1 with reflections on prayer faith and divine aid. It notes the Passover timing the Jerusalem setting and introduces the Mary of John Marks mother as the home base for prayers and early church activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Herod
Caesarea
Jerusalem
Placd
Antonia
Mary
John Mark
Herod Agrippa II
Palestine
Herod the Great
Claudius
Antioch
Barnabas
Paul
Tarsus
James
John
Rendall
R. V
Church
God
H. P. Forbes
Christ
John Foster
David
Absalom
Keble
Darrell
Lazarus
G. H. Morrison
Angela
Local Union News and Ranch Notes Spark Community Happenings
A roundup of community items shows illnesses and recoveries among residents including Mrs A R Simon and Mr Simon, new horse purchases by L L White for the Tower Hulett mail route, ranch fencing trips to Moorcroft, and visits among neighbors. Weddings, farm work, and license issuance for Emile Fort and Annie Rathburn appear, along with notes on Ed Allen Moorcroft activity and Mrs Judy returning home to care for her ailing grandfather L R Davis in Sundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Simon
Mr. Miner
Curry Comb Ranch
Vess Rakestraw
Isaac White
Joe Simon
Albert
Ed Sieg
Ed Allen
Albert Simon
Mr. Ripley
Moorcroft
Misa Coffey
Linden
Sundance
L. R. Davis
United States Land Office
Chas. Hunt
Jay Clark
Ethel Guthrie
Tucker Proctor
Charles Hunt and Martha Reynolds wed in April at Hollister home
Charles Hunt and Miss Martha Reynolds quietly married on April 7 at W. H. Hollister's home with Hollister officiating. The couple, new to the area, plan to home at the George Butts place. A theft from Butts' burned house is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hunt
Martha Reynolds
W. H. Hollister
Hollister
Spearfish
George Butts
Loy family letter from Wyoming land talk and sale notice
A Loy family letter from 1909 reports locating a Globe newspaper route at least temporarily in Wyoming, notes high land prices, and mentions a ranch sale of 40 horses 8 cattle a work team and a full cheese spread offered by Gunderson. It also mentions a recovering Gray daughter, plow sales by Pearson Youngman and Ed Kerer hauling lumber for a Main street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
A. P. Loy
Gunderson
Henry Gray
Pearson & Youngman
Ed Kerer
Main Street
Blanket sheep lined coats in vests at reduced prices
W. J. Wood advertises blanket sheep lined coats and vests offered at greatly reduced prices. Local shoppers urged to visit the store for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wood
VOST OF VICE HOURS FOR CITY MARKET WEEKDAY SCHEDULE
From 7 am to 6 pm the market operates with morning arrivals and evening departures. Mall for Forest runs at 4 pm. Tuesday and Friday service times vary. Regular routes include Tower and Goldie connections with specific days noted for departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOST
Mall Oast
Sp. m
Forrat
Tower Lwaves
Thorstays
Goldie
Toredaye
Thoredays Ad Baturlaye
Kimwous Frane P.M
O. O. F. Meete Overs Saturday Evening at Wood Hall
The Wood Hall gathering invites visiting brethren to attend a meeting. George F. Byrd of Halett Lodge No. 4 serves as secretary, noting the event occurs Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Hall
George F. Byrd
Blow To Engle
Halett Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farrall
L. H. Ellsbury
Marjorie
Geo. Reid
Ben Reid
Frank Warner
W. F. Smith
Andrews
Beulah
Burl Robinett
N. Williams
Ole Grende
Crook County
H. H. Gunderson
David Ellebary
Grippe
Sioux Falls
S. C
A. B. Pecht
Glen
L. L. White
Clarence LuGest
R. J. Marshall
Conley Boys
Ripley Boys
Joe Moore
Gatzert Tailoring CO
Hulett, Wyoming
J.C. Eccles
Pater ScHutel Wagons
John Deere
Mr. Gerrans
Belle Fourche
Cecil Richards
Leo Pearson
Proctors and
Mewhirters
Jay Clair
Henry Guthrie
Calquist
Antoine Fort
Aladdin
Bella
Wyoming Mercantile
Wyo
Madiok
Loy
River Avenue
San Antonio, Tex
Hulett
Wye
Cola W. Shepard
U. S
Rhode Island
Reds Cove
Fawndale Ranch
John Pearson
Eothen, Wyoming
Jack
Louis Johnson
Charlson
Mason
Axel Z. Charlson
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