Local notes from Powder River region report farming hopes and repairs
Flex Campbell visits Powder River area as farming thrives and rain is hoped for. Farmers Society of Equity may meet on Saturday April 18 in Donald. J O McDonald and family traveled to Belle Fourche for dental work. Jay Haines works on engine at Mowery site. Appraisers named for the George Gerry estate. Walter Marchant Clark Phillips and Wood Collett named. Frank Reder visits his mother Mrs Odo Reder. Stock conditions worsen with scarce feed due to cold. Bridges near Horse Creek cited for repair. Mrs Wm Waddington and Mrs H Cady seek osteopathic treatment in Belle Fourche. Clyde Sutherland visits Wm Phillips and may move to Sheridan Wyoming to start in auto business.
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Flex Campbell
Powder River
Phillips
Farmers Society of Equity
Donald
J. O. McDonald
Belle Fourche
Jay Haines
Frank Reder
Odo Reder
Eothen
Horse Creek
Wm. Waddington
H. Cady
Clyde Sutherland
Wm. Phillips
Clyde
Sheridan
Wyo
Correction issued on false marriage report
The Globe retracts an April 2 item claiming Miss Bernice Burns of Ridge Montana wed Mr. Miller. After confirmation by the involved parties the paper apologizes for the error and states all news will be sourced reliably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Burns
Ridge, Mont
The
Globe
Opening of millinery shop at C C M Co store
Mra Robert Brown and daughter announce the opening of their millinery shop located in the C C M Co store. A fine lot of goods is on hand and every lady is invited to come in and see the stock. A full line will be carried at all times. The patronage of the people is respectfully solicited. We will try to please you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Robert Brown
Seed Potatoes Ad Promotes Turneaure’s Seed
A state Food Commissioner report endorses seed from A. C. Turneaure at Hulett Wyoming. The sample of Netted Gem potatoes collected March 12, 1014 passed as pure and very good seed with a positive endorsement from Maurice Groshon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Turneaure
Hulett
Wyoming
Maurice Groshon
Alfalfa Seed For Sale Near Hulett Ranch
Good well cleaned home grown alfalfa seed offered at 15 cents per pound. Seed available at the ranch six miles southeast of Hulett operated by Benj Krinning, 164th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Benj. Krinning
Miss Mespell Sells Cow to Harry Clarke in Local Trade
Reported farm transactions include Miss Mespell selling a cow to Harry Clarke while Harry Kiefer works for Clarke. The group notes eggs, roasting, riding, and local social activity around Tower and Devil's Tower with several residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mespell
Harry Clarke
Harry Kiefer
H. GB. Clarke
Dr. Lebo
Mark Gordon
Tower
Local Notes From A Prairie Community
Mrs. kev Rakestraw is on the sick list. J. S. Moore sowed wheat for Ray Ott Tuesday. Scott Miller stocks his ranch with chickens. C. E. Lagest improves his water system. Alvin Johnson feeds prairie dogs on wheat and strychnine. Mr. Green raises the roof on his mail wagon for parcel post. Owen Conley tested Uncle Joe's pew seed grader with bushels of wheat. Will Conzelman loses two horses and one dog. coyotes take two small pigs. Leonard Johnson arrives in Tower on the stage, with a brother riding to Moorcroft before turning back, done with Wyomin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lagest
Alvin Johnson
Mr. Green
Owen Conley
Uncle Joe
Will Conzelman
Leonard Johnson
Tower
Moorcroft
Wyoming
Local social notes mix with travel and visits
As Music went to Sundance on business Ted Terhune has the roof on his new barn Mrs Allen Howie visited Mrs Leota West on Sunday The ladies Needlecraft society met with Mrs Hulett Wednesday Perest and Roland Cheshier made a lying trip to Hulett Monday Mr and Mrs Ted Terhune spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lew Ford Mr Nelson and Mr Music of New Haven have been visiting Mellomerick's Mrs Julia Teine and daughter Ella are visiting Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music
Sundance
Ted ‘Terhune
Allen Howie
Leota West
Ladies’ Needlecraft Society
Hulett
Perest
Roland Cheshier
Moa
Ted Terhune
Lew Ford
Nelson
Mr. Music
New Haven
Mellomerick’s
Julia Teine
Ella
Wie
Dakota
Local Notes From Antelope Flat Area
Tax assessor Massie surveys Antelope Flat as Ed Wilson buys a team from Fred Dorr and pays cash after trading a cow. Sinnett Hall adapts to fine weather, John Wills sells a mare for 175 dollars, Oslund finishes husking and plows with a strong horse team. Meadow larks rise, grass greens with warm weather, Mrs Mortensen sells calves, Louise Nielsen seeks citizenship in Sundance, and locals anticipate more farming with brisk work and broncho tales from Herbert Tope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnett Hall
John Wills
D. P. Roberts
Belle Fourche
John
John Oslund
William Sisson
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Pend
Mona
Geone
Terkshire Woma Arse
the & Trusty
C. Goodwind
Chestertie
Erry
Jarne
Udu Jeo
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D. A. Ryland
Rock Island
Alva
Thomas Guy Clark
E. R. Parsons
Dakota Farmer
Parsons
Aberieen
Dakota Farmer Special Service Department
Wyoming Mercantile Company
Aladdin
Guy Mewhirter
H. Chiptim
C. C. Storm
Donald Doings
Walter Marchant
Clark Phillips
Wood Collett
George Gerry
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Frank Houtz
Wroming
R. K. Mespell
Frank Hazelton
Devil's Tower
Will Anderson
Ed Allen
Herbert Minnich
Kev Rakestraw
J. S. Moore
Ray Ott
Scott Miller
Terhune Tootings
Tower Store
Aawllawa
J. H. Chittim
R. KH. Mespell
Co. Co. Storm
Massie
Ed Wilson
Lower Oak Creek
Fred Dorr
Chris Mortensen
May Creek
Henry Weare
Louise Nielsen
Joe Espe
Joe
Harry Kirksey
Herbert Tope
Herbert
Fred Sutton
G A. Leslie
South Dakota
John Hodges
Leslie
Ontario Veterinary College
Hulett, Wyo
Sau
Domino
Chaffin'’s
Dapple Bay
A. J. Murphy
Alva, Wyoming
Champ Clark
Darky
A. W. Storm
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