Anniversary of Odd Fellowship in Baltimore Celebrated in Hulett
The Odd Fellows of America were organized in Baltimore. On Friday evening April 27 1917 the Hulett lodges will mark the th anniversary with readings solos and selections including History of Odd Fellowship and The Secret Work. The public is invited to attend and enjoy the exercises at I C O F Hull Hulett Wyoming.
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Odd Fellowship of America
Baltimore
Maryland
Hulett
Rebekah
Lulu Powell Sol
W. F. Leslie
Nell Gregory
Gunderson
A. C
Mrs Abe Brown Dies in Baker Montana March 27
Mrs Abe Brown died March 27 in Baker Montana after moving there two years ago for health. She leaves husband two sons and four brothers and four sisters. She was highly respected with many friends in the community. Sympathy is offered to the bereaved family. Fate pursues the Tardiver family as Charlie, who moved to California for his wife's health, suffers a severe railway accident ending in serious injury and limited recovery chances.
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Abe Brown
Baker
Montana
Brown
Charlie
California
Deadwood feud anecdote mirrors postwar fate with Germany
Ex-Senator R F Pettigrew recalls a Deadwood 1878 feud tale where a miner is armed by the mayor and shot amid crossfire. The sides deny responsibility, attend the funeral, and sign a statement, then resume the feud, paralleling later war and treaty dynamics.
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Deadwood
Spearfish Mail
R. F. Pettigrew
Ateriaffi
Germany
Contested Publication Rules Stir Cheyenne Land Office
Protest grows as the Cheyenne land office register refuses to publish contest notices outside designated papers. The piece notes the cost of final proof sheets and laments hunger and global destruction, urging adherence to civilization and sane Christianity while feeding the world remains essential.
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Cheyenne and
Laramie
Register of the
Cheyenne Land Office
Senator Warren Abandons Senate Run and Map Redraws Prospects
The piece notes Warren's decision not to seek another Senate term and suggests it clears the political air. It questions who can redraw the state's political map and underscores the impact on party strategy and public discourse.
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Warren
Senate
Socialists Seen as Leaven Against Anarchy
The writer argues that socialists worldwide act as the leaven to save the people from anarchy. They claim the public confuses socialism with anarchy, but challenging times will dispel this belief.
Garman Leaves Farm Ties for Moorcroft Move
R W Garman heads to Moorcroft to arrange family relocation within days leaving Elma to remain until closing. He cites mercantile duties and farm cultivation success as reasons not to abandon the property. He rented to two men described as real farmers as a credit plan while hoping for return. A. J. Murphy pursues Hereford stock and invites inspection of classy herd. Louis Horn nearly lost a horse in the Belle Fourche River. near peril, Frits Horn and Edward Fingker escaped unharmed. Lenders advertised real estate loans with Hulett address.
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R. W. Garman
Moorcroft
Elma
Hoor
Louis Horn
Belle Fourche
Mr. Hos
Tify
Frits Horn
Edward Fingker
Educational Guild May Program at the School
The Educational Guild presents a May 5 program featuring musical numbers, recitations, duets and a cantata. Highlights include Bird with a Broken Wing, A Little Boy's Prayer, High School Quartet, Quarrel between Brutus and Cassius, Dogs it Pay, and The Ten Virgins Cantata with listed performers Chittim Brown Guthrie Jones and Merrill Brown.
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Educational Guild
Banner High School
Temperance Rev. Brown
Messrs. Tucker and
Tate
Merrill Brown
Brutus
Cassius
Warren Gray
Harry Guthrie
Brown
Davis Hemler Davis Wedding in Belle Fourche
Chester Hemler and Sadie Davis were married in Belle Fourche. Sadie, daughter of Nels and the late Mrs. Davis, taught in county schools. Chester, son of A A Hemler of Government Valley near Sundance, bought the Ralph Smith ranch on Redwater. Congratulations to the couple. A farm loan meeting is planned for Saturday April 21.
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Chester Hemler
Sadie Davis
Belle Fourche
Nels Davis
A. A. Hmemler
Government Valley
Sundance
Ralph Smith
Redwater
Death of James Hardy in Morristown Wyoming
Announcement of James Hardy born Seymour Texas September 5 1803 dying in Morristown Wyoming at 3 o clock from pneumonia He had moved to Morristown in 1911 and was serving as county assessor at his death Survived by brother Russell and four sisters Katie May Eunice Anna and Neal with other relatives named Charles Hardy and Mrs Daisy Evans Sympathy extended to the bereaved.
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James Hardy
Morristown
Seymour
Texas
Wyoming
Ridssell
Katie May
Eunice
Anna
Neal
Charles Hardy
Daisy Evans
Native cows for sale with calves by side
Safe. One Hundred head well bred Native cows with calves by side, all safely bred. Call Tom Hotchkiss, Hulett. 12-ti ne wale. A 400 eyg Xray incubator can be two incubators of 200 eggs each, used one season and in perfect order. Free LO egg setting from pure bred white Orpingtons with purchase. Orpington egg settings 75 cents per setting. Write or see Mrs A J Murphy, Alva Wyoming. 12-tf
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Tom Hotchkiss
Hulett
Wale
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Wyoming Vercantile Company
Aladdin, Wyoming
Hereford
Aladdin
Alsadu
Congress
England
Alva
W. M. French
A. J. Murphy
Hulett State
Buh
the Educational Guild
Cecil Storm
Globe
Mulett State Bank
Hulett State Bank
the Farmers' Bank
E. A. Driskill
Hreeder
Quen Duddy
Rupert
Vinas International
Dandy
Happy Jack
Graff
Cumming County
Alva, Wyo
Fred W. Blatt
Sundance, Wyoming
Belle Pourche, S.D
Henry V.kies
Hulett, Wyoming
Kerer
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