Ellendale Community News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Local residents report illnesses and travel including George Congleton and Pete Hazelbaker’s child, and Don Tate heading to Montana for the summer. Schools, clubs, dances, and social visits fill the week with events at Moore school, a ladies’ club meeting, and a Floyd Waddington dance. Multiple neighbors bought grain, horses were injured, and easter services were well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ll. Tate
Alva
George Congleton
Pete Hazelbaker
Robert Garman
George
Charlie Congleton
Montana
Don Tate
Ellen Bay
Moore School
Nils Silverstrand and Son
Dave Crawford
Iowa
Mr. Wallace
Ed Leig
Local Notes and School Openings Across Town
Irvie Wells visited Fay Reel at week’s end. Miss Kessie Davis started the home school last Monday. The first ball game of the season was played here today. Paul Magnet passed through Thursday toward Whitewood. William Chapman and Hubert Dickey returned from Spearfish Friday. Mary Graves hosted her sister at the home ranch last week. Miss Ruth Anderson started the lower Beaver Creek school Monday. Miss Brosa resumes school after a week layoff from an appendicitis. A C Woodcock attended the county commissioners meeting in Sundance. A Vane Cook gathering Saturday night drew a good crowd with Mesers Parkins and Graves providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvie Wells
Fay Reel
Beaver Creek
Brosa
A. C. Woodcock
Sundance
Vane Cook
Mesers
Oak Creek Notes and Local Visits Mention Recent Rain
Sam Barlean met with the Buffalo Basin people last week while I W Kimball reports substantial water in his new haul. Dan Barlean and sister Lottie visited Nat LaPlamme mine last week. Orval Williams leads his band with a sling after a recent injury. The rain slows drift and quickens river activity in the area. The dance of Derrigksons on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Barlean
Buffalo Basin
I. W. Kimball
Dan Barlean
Lottie
Nat. LaPlamme Minch
Orval Williams
Derrigksons
Weather Delays Farming as Roads Improve Soon
Heavy rains kept farmers in fields mainly breaking. Weather easing, roads to improve for travel. Rawhegh medicine man making semi annual circuit this week. Morse repairing Donald telephone line to be ready before farming starts. Farmers Society met at Donald on first Saturday. Weir and Crown outfit with 1200 cattle headed for range after winter grazing Red Water country. Wm Phillips traveled to Spearfish and sold a valuable team for a good price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawhegh
O. PF. Morse
Donald
Farmers’ Society
Weir & Crown
Redwater
Community Notes From a Small Town Gathering
The river ice broke up last Saturday. George Derrickson works at Sims saw mill. Ben Mulholland visits friends here. Mrs. J. J. Nelson visited Mrs. C. J. Derrickson Monday. M. McClure works prairie to hasten the season. A hop at C. J. Derrickson's on the 10th with a basket supper invites all. T. Cremeens hosted Easter guests including J. H. Bates and families for a home dinner with ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Derrickson
Sims Saw Mill
Ben Mulholland
J. J. Nelson
C. J. Derrickson
M. McClure
T. Cremeens
J. H. Bates
C. Y Derrickson
LL Perveda and
J. D. Adair
Aladdin Items Show Weekender Visits and Community Notes
Frank Mitchell visited town Saturday and Sunday while Mr Driskill transacted business Monday. County commissioner A C Woodcock was in town Friday. Sunday school enrollment reached 26. Orlean M Granaman of Mona passed through Monday en route east. Mr and Mrs Mann traveled to Belle Fourche Sunday in their car. The text notes various locals and casual movements with references to neighbors and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mitchell
Alsidis
Omday Mitchell
Dai - Miss
Mabel Brown
Jm Ge i
Campestool Ranch to House Ed Allen Logs Relocation
Local notices show Ed Allen cutting logs for a saw mill while Jobo Hodges will live at the Campestool ranch for the coming season. The campstool people repair their irrigation dam this week and W D Kelly moves his mill from the Marshall ranch to Ed Allen's. Brown preaches to a crowd each evening as the first week of school closes with twenty one scholars enrolled with Miss Mable Silverstrand teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Allen
Lara Vernett
Ray O
Jobo Hodges
Campestool Ranch
Joho Witzsimmons
Clarence Lageat
W. D. Kelly
Marshall Ranch
Allen
Tev. Brown
Ile
Mable Silverstrand
Seed Siffcient for Two Acres Postage Offer
Seed offer from A. W. Hailey of Stratton Nebraska lists prepaid parcel post prices: two acres for $1.00, five acres for $2.20, and ten acres for $4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hailey
Stratton
Neb
Reward Offered for Information on Trespass at Driskill Premises
A $50 reward is offered for information that leads to the conviction of those trapping or trespassing on the Driskill property owned by W. W. and J. L. Driskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If. W. W
J. L. Driskill
Ceam
Alute
Kerer The Shoe Man Offers Undercut On Welt Shoes
Local retailer Kerer The Shoe Man advertises a line of Calf and Kip shoes for men and boys. He claims to sell genuine Goodyear welt shoes and accuses 90 percent of welt shoes of being fake. Also promotes Salem seed corn and hearsay details from J T Graham in New Hanover Wyoming.
Rag Carpet Weaving Rules From Hulett Rancher
Practical instructions for making rag carpets detailing rag quality, color mixing, stitching, ball formation, and combining fabrics. Emphasizes smooth joints, removing knots, and using separate fibers for best results. Includes note that 20 to 24 ounces of rags yield one square yard and invites good clean rag submissions from H. V. Kies of Hulett Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Kies
Hulett
Wyo
For sale: Cleaned Alfalfa Seed and more in Glbe ad
For sale a few hundred Iba cleaned native Alfalfa Seed with market price delivered in Hui lett. Inquire at Globe office Ben Krinning Hulett. 144th For sale 2500 pounds of fine cured bacon and hams young stuff price 15 cents per pound One ton acclimated dent seed corn price 3 cents per pound Clarence Kysur Belle Wye. 4 For sale on easy terms one wood work mare 16 hands high weight 1400 lbs years old one fine team of 5 year old mules 4 hands high broken B F Engle Alva Wye 14 tf For sale 200 bushels Royal Fife spring seed wheat absolutely clean at 1.20 per bushel at my ranch on Deer creek Seth Ford 5 fid For sale Hoosier Drill harrow 20 disc harrow binder and quantity of corn in ear at old Cotton Ranch 11 1f J B Hodges First class job work may be obtained at the Globe 1 office We print signs that can and will be read Prices reasonable The millinery stock on display by Mrs Grown is better this year than ever before For sale Four span of unbroken geldings at my ranch on Sour Dough Gonza Mudd Whose Globe do you read
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Globe Office
Ben Krinning
Clarence Kysur
Belle
Wye
F. Engle
Alva
Royal Fife
Deer Creek
Seth Ford
Gonza Mudd
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Charles Bissacca
Imyue
Wyoming
B.J. Harms
B.D
Miease
Harry P.ilslet
Wto
Nichols G Nettlenorjt Lawters
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U.S. Court
H. E. Frost
Licensed
Embalmer Wyo
Belle Fourche
H. Chittim
Roy V. Foy
Hnlett
Wy2
Huleit
W. R. Loomis
Prop
Dilchosdud Reserve
Sundence, Wyoming
Lena Angton
Interior Department
Colony
John Deere
Bob
J. A. Chittim
Turneaure
Ellendale
Floyd Waddington
Geo
Thompson
Frances Finnegan
Geo, Derrickson
Lottie Barlean
A. P. Anderson
Hot Springs
F. Mann
Spear
Virgil Moore
D. W. Hickey
Scott
Blake
Datson
Sturgis
South Dakota
Nicholson
Aladdin
Rev
Tracey
FH. Maan
Brian
Nebraska
OAK Creek Notes
Donald Doings
Wm. Phillips
Spearfish
North Bearlodge
Kerer the Shoe Man
J. B. Hodges
Globe 1
Great Western
McCall Patterns
D. A. Ruland
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Wyo
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Hulett Express
Chaflin's Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
Hulett’s
L. J. Schiller
Tion
Aladdis Mercantile Company
J.l.bost Wick
P. Kester Proprietor
Miller Tavern
W. $. Miller
Rulett
Sherman Brimmer
Hulett Blacksmith Shop
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