Government Canyon Public Notes and Rural Meetings
Mr Cheshier visited Alzada last week while Mr Lemrick traveled to Beaver Creek. Ben Weston began corn plowing, and Mr O Connors return from a long east trip. H P Seeley observed Good Friday by planting potatoes. Bert Dorsett helps John Baer build a fence this week. Mrs Mary Weston left Monday for Norfolk Nebraska where her husband is under doctor's care. Farmers north of Husett form a telephone company named Farmers and Stoeckmen Telephone Company. Officers for the first year are Grant Bay president Chas E Dorset vice president Sherman Bay treasurer John D Seeley secretary and manager. The line will run north from Hulett to Alzada Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshier
Alzada
Lemrick
Beaver Creek
Ben Weston
O'Connor
H. P. Seeley
Bert Dorsett
John Baer
Mary Weston
Norfolk
Nebraska
Husett
Local Auctions and Community Notes
Gishs sale set for April 20 and Edwards sale for April 18. An auction sale at Hulett on April 27 is announced. Jess Driskill spent the first week of spring on the farm. M Cotton visited Hulett for his birthday. Win OConnor returns from the Black Hills where winter work near Rapid ended. he says conditions are not flush. Carroll Kimball is in Hulett as assessor, asking pertinent questions and performing duties fairly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Jess Driskill
M. Cotton
Win
O'Connor
Black Hills
Rapid
Carrol Kimball
Hulett Country
Date your sales now to pick preferred days
Auction notices urge buyers to schedule sales as the season opens. Fred MaCurds, Auctioneer, and associates promote early booking to secure desired dates and maximize attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MaCurds
Hide and Fur Buyer Seeks 10000 Hides and Furs
Local advertising note from HH A Oelting as buyer calling for 10,000 hides and furs. Public urged to bring supplies in while prices are favorable.
Lovell farmer wins main prize in beet sugar contest
Malin-Yatea Company of Billings Montana awarded IL H Tippets of Lovell Wyoming the main prize for sugar beet returns. He realized 119.42 per acre from 73.10 acres totaling 797.34 dollars. Competing in a 16,000 acre northern Wyoming Montana contest, the record boosts Wyoming as a sugar beet region and envisions more factories and irrigation farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin-Yatea Company
Billings
Mont
Tippets
Lovell
Wyo
Donald district rural life notes and events
G A Knowles and Thos Phillips attended the sale on Redwater. Farmers discing, spring farming to begin soon. Donald school opened with thirteen pupils under Miss Hellen Waddington. Roads to improve post winter. Dance at Donald hall March 20 well attended. Wim Massie family moving on Green Mountain. Mrs Massie in Spearfish. McDonald and Phillips moving stock from Beulah. stock wintered largely dead. John Caffery horse killed at the dance. Several locals at Aladdin for corn. Local residents visiting, travel and chores noted. A mischievous memory of eggs and a near fall in a well are recounted. Warm weather halts freighting due to bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hall
Wim
Massie
Green Mountain
McDonald
Phillips
Beulah
John Caffery
Messrs
Win
Ryan
E. Mowry
M. Austin
Wm. Wadding
EF. Harrington
Aladdin
Chas, Oudin
Tte
Mra
H. Watford
Hannah Kelley
Boden
Ethel Reed
Jerry Solomon
Louis Mespell
Dora Clark
Beaver Creek Social Notes and Local Moves
Beaver Creek reports Jesse Graves and his wife have returned east while Robert Mahoney rents the Mrs. Zink ranches. Vane Cook assists Mr. Woodcock with spring chores as Ghorge South plans to move to the J. W. Smith ranch soon. The Alva mask ball drew few attendees due to bad roads but participants enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Graves
Robert Mahoney
Vane Cook
Mr. Woodcock
Ghorge South
J. W. Smith
15 Worthwhile Property Sale by Hulett Lain and Cattle Co
A 15 worthwhile property listing offers a ten room house with bath toilet sewerage gas lighting artesian water from stock and irrigation wells 6x62 feet of sheds fenced deeded and leased elements plus a road ranch site with four mail sites and a post office. The sale asks 8000.00 on easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Neres
New Haven Calico Ball Promises Spring Fun
Dr Baker notes improved weather with snow nearly gone and green grass budding. A calico ball and basket supper are planned in New Haven on April USsth drawing local participation. The Little Missouri rise affects hay meadows and a reservoir earthwork on Prairie Creek suffered washout from high water. The community invites all ball players for practice games at the New Haven diamond next Sunday. Wren Morgan passed through on his way to a Miller Creek farmstead after winter with the Bush sheep outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Creek
New Haven
Wren Morgan
Miller Creek
Wren
Aladdin and Hulett Public Sales Notice
James Chittim announces ongoing public auctions in Aladdin and Hulett Wyoming. He invites buyers to attend, promising the same satisfactory service and customer satisfaction as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
James Chittim
Aladdin and
Hulett
Globe advertising pays
A Crook County reader base is reached by the Globe advertising campaign highlighting local commercial visibility and broad audience reach across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Advertising
Crook County
Canada Again Eign of Buncombe In Emigration Debate
A critical take on Canadian emigration and American responses argues Washington and U S mail service act as recruiters for Canada. It notes thousands of Americans move north seeking land and homes, urging policy attention and warning of loss of Northwest farming vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eign
Buncombe
Arthur Brisband Hearst
Washington
Canada
Northwest
United States
United States Mail Service
Taft
Hitchcock
U.S
Local Notes Highlight Accidents and Repairs Around Union Items
Fragments describe injuries to Wermuan White and L L White, a mother and child born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lagest on April 1st, and a head injury to L L White from an ax. Notes mention road work between L A White and S W Rukestean, a house roof change, a cow break near Driskill, and a river view at Belle Pourche. Community members Owen Couley and others visit neighbors amid casual errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wermuan
Clarenee Lagest
Chili
Clarence
Devil's Tower
la. L. White
Ss. VV. Rukestean
Eeveryone
Owen Couley
VO Rakestraw
Rakestraw
Simeons
Belle Pourche
Notice of Public Fare and Freight Rate Changes
Public notice announces new passenger fare from Hulett to Aladdin set at 4 dollars and a freight rate of 10 cents per hundred pounds. The notice appears from Pete Youngman and outlines the adjusted transportation charges for the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Aladdin
Pete Youtgnun
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Bear Lodge
Ed Thompson Ranch
J. and
E. Edwards
c.Co
Hulett Restaurant
Fred MaCurdy
Prop
Trey
Ment Canyon
Gish
Edward
Casion
Wyoming
Donald Doings
Ninintttopo Oa
G. A. Knowles
Thos. Phillips
Redwater
Donald
Hellen Waddington
al Storte
J. W. Clark
Alfred Fischer
Hapton
W. D. Kelley
Old
Perry
G. W. Deard
Alva
Missouri
Rko Tech
Descrimion
I Bt
Washington, D
Alva Store
General Merchandise
D. A. Ruland
Alva, Wyo
Ein Egreersy
L. L. White
Dhermu’s
Wilk
Mr. Driskill
A. B. Vecht
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