Roosevelt Proclaims Bear Lodge Forest Reserve in Wyoming
President Theodore Roosevelt proclaims a public reservation in Wyoming called the Bear Lodge Forest Reserve. The proclamation reserves lands from entry or settlement while listing exceptions for existing entries and withdrawals, and warns against settlement on reserved lands.
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Wyoming
U.S
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S. of America
Congress
Bear Lodge Forest Reserve
U. S. Land Office
U. S
Dones
City of Washington
Theodore Roosevel
Bear Lodge Forest Reserve Established and Property Listed
Forest Ranger S. Smith of Deadwood oversees Bear Lodge Forest Reserve with headquarters at Sundance. The Globe reports the reserve boundary details and public sale timing, noting land listed in the Globe three weeks prior will be marketed under official rulings.
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Bear Lodge
Globe
Sundance
Bueknell
Erie Richards
Dana Simmons’ Ranche
Mahoney School
J.D. Morris Ranche
Zink Place
Gage School
Table Mountain
Forest Ranger
S. ©. Smith of
Deadwood
Bear Lodge Forest Reserve
Anent the Land Leasing Again in Land Office News
In this column dated February 25 1885 the writer critiques an old law re leasing public domain. It cites Congressman Mondell and Governor Brooks defending the home maker and stock owner while debating national range control and fencing immunity promises under allotments and anti fencing laws.
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Pottifogger
Congressman Mondell
Governor Brooks
Mondell
Inehot
Wyoming Cattlemen Face Fencing and Leasing Debate
Governor Brooks urges Wyoming voters to reject federal leasing of public lands, arguing local control would vanish under Pinchot policy. He warns that such a system would burden livestock operations with arbitrary federal decisions and strip local influence, urging a vote against leasing for the state’s best interests.
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Department of Justice
Secretary of Agriculture
Mr. Pinchot
Brooks
Alzada Notes on Local Farm Work and Travel
Stockmen roll wire on government land while the Townsend boys build corrals. Bert Thomas works at the cross ranch for the summer. Mrs. Al Vanatto visits Belle Fourche. Walter Gilliland hauls lumber to his Boxelder ranch for a house. Grace Busby completes school here and will teach at Bay school this summer on Beaver Creek Wyoming.
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Townsend Boys
al Vanatto
Belle Pourche
Walter Gilliland
Grace Busby
Beaver Creek
Wyoming
Weekend dance at George Morrison's draws lively crowd
About thirty five attended the Friday evening dance with Miss Seely and J Curtis providing music. The event extended past midnight and continued until morning with vocal selections by Seely Chapman and Robert Tate. Eagle boys installed new desk phones at the bank and Globe office. Fort and Erschey visited town from Warren Peak to inspect farming, while W J Wood traveled from Sundance for a discount sale and plans to settle in Hulett. Jack Minnis lures travelers from the south to the town and Father Charles Roberts works hard between farm duties and illness.
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George Morrison
Miss Seely
J. Curtis
Mrs. Chapmen
Robert Tate
Notice of Publication for Life Estate in Wyoming Property
Public notice announces life estate intention involving Hewitt area parcel. Property details reference Hulett Wyoming and multiple individuals including Cle Godin Etienne and Lewis Ites. Household names and dates appear in garbled form, with references to a publication around May 25 2007 and nearby parties in Okan Hoy and Huudaune regions.
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Hulett
Wyoming
Mouay
Godin Diag
Etienne
Cote
Sui Howry Lytle
A Huudaune
Youlug
A.B. Howd
Mirewixtor
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Exiav Root
National Rouge
Alzada
Bert Thomas
Cross Ranch
J. Wood
Eagle Boys
Bank
The
Messrs
Fort and
Erschey
Warren Peak
W. J. Wood
Jack Minnis
Farher
Charles Roberts
Allin
Sh&w
Igeneral
Mercantile
Aladdin
John Pearson
Bothen, Wyoming
Glenheim Farm
Dine Bood
Shire
Clyde and Percheon Stallions
Hentucky Jack Poland Ching
Dora Jomey
Harvod
Whitewood
Chas. C. Haas
S. D
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