Alva Briefs Highlight Local Activity and Incidents
Beaver creek was well represented at the Aladdin dance Friday night. Sheriff Ferrall was on business Saturday. Mr Benson of Hulett bought a fine works mare from Bb. F Engle this week. Allan Coffey left his freighter position for Mr. Fry. Mrs. Zink completed a proof on her claim last week. Miss Erma Bush remains injured from the Aladdin runaway. friends hope for a quick recovery. J W Scott the harness man and Belle Fuurehe, S. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Briefs
Beaver Creek
Benson of
Hulett
Bb. F Engle
Allan Coffey
Mr. Fry
Scurvy in Poultry Ailment and Home Remedies
The notice explains poultry scurvy a blood ailment also called white comb. It is hard to cure. long treatment with epsom salts iron and quinine tonics may help. Do not use birds with sore, lacerated areas for food.
A Good Dry Mash for Poultry Rations
A practical ration detailed for poultry includes twenty pounds wheat bran and ten pounds each corn meal middlings gluten meal linseed meal and beef scrap. Serve in a hopper and provide one or two additional feeds on corn wheat and oats in deep litter. Include vegetable food and greens freely.
Jaeger barber shop closes as family plans California move
George F. Jaeger leaves his Tulett barber stand to join wife Mrs. Jaeger in relocation to California for health reasons. The community notes his departure and the opening for a good artist, with regular Baptist services announced for Sunday led by Rev. T. M. Coffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Jaeger
Rancho
California
The
Baptist Church
T. M. Coffey
Pianos and phonographs at I. D. Coryell's
Belle Fourche shop I. D. Coryell's displays pianos and phonographs for sale. Local shoppers are invited to view the selection and inquire about terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche Employment Agency, Co. R
Musser
Manacer a_i
D. Coryell
Belle
I. D. Coryell’s
Belle Fourche
New Laws Take Effect on Passes and Labels
Beginning with the new year it became unlawful for interstate railroads to issue free passes and for food drug makers to use deceptive labels or to sell denatured alcohol without tax payment. Government agents will monitor for violations as fines may follow. An Interstate commerce commission session in New York examined Harriman and Union Pacific staff over alleged trade restraining methods. Lane found no evidence railroads conspired to raise coal prices, blaming coal dealers instead. grain shortages stem from a large crop in the northwest with only 80 percent of the crop shipped.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York
Nebraska
Robert F. Gilder
Omaha
Neb
W. J. McGee
St. Louis Museum
E. L. Nicholls
Cornell
Chicago
Starr
Africa
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Kasai
Batua
Kongo Free State
Oiku
Harriman
Union Pacife
Staf
Interstate Commerce Commission of Sessions
Messrs. Kellogg
Severance
Union Pacide
Tharp
Lane
Conl
Murphy and McClellan clash over Voor appointment
In New York Mayor McClellan again faced criticism after declining to reappoint John R Voor as head of the board of elections despite Tammany Hall’s unanimous recommendation. Murphy of Tammany denounced the mayor as hypocritical and false. James B Connolly joins the Navy for two years on Roosevelt's suggestion. He will serve as a clerk aboard the battleship Alabama. Andrew Carnegie donates 750000 dollars for a Bureau of American Republics building. Scranton Virginia reports Typhoid epidemic with 1000+ cases and 70+ deaths tied to contaminated water. Ernest Crosby, noted reformer, dies in Baltimore at 62 after pneumonia. he once pursued radical politics and aligned with Count Volstol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
McClellan
New York
John R. Voorhis
Board of Elections
Tammany Hall
Press
James B. Connolly
Roosevelt
Connolly
Alabama
Kipling
Scranton
Ernest Crosby
Baltlmore
Count Volstol
Notice of Final Proof on Homestead in Sundance Wyoming
Notice is given Willie L Breniger of Hulett Wyoming will file final five year proof for homestead on Horhestead Barry No TG for the nw ny nw ly and lot sety in town 66 N range 67 W. Proof to be made before Register and Receiver at Sundance Wyoming May 6 1907. Witnesses: Augustus L Ripley James G Bush John Wilkie William J Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Omce
Sundance
Wyoming
Uriah Jark
George L. Bowers
Mane
Makine
United States
Spain
United States Land Office
Wyong
Heneby
Ue Av Bk
Ovr
Roglater
Ation
Minelir
Vod
Wyvalee
Lewis K K. Athinwon
Alnduin
Toe
Wippert
Bondanes
Frank A. Row
Harmon Knoll
Michael Hoaylean
Guy A. White
Aladdin
Department of Te Interior
Wyomie
Notics
Willie L. Breniger
Hulett
Horhestead
Barry
Welland
Augustus L. Ripley
James G. Bush
John Wilkie
William J. Wood
Th A. E. Hort
Register
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W. H. Lancaster
T. H. Gay
Belle Fourche Employment Agency
Ranch House Insurance
Dalton Bros
Stone Masons
Hallett, Wyroming
Aikman
Black Hills Poultry Association
Fred Alkman
Sege
Hamburgs
Dillon Ruland
Alva, Wyo
Sheriff Ferrall
J. W. Scott
the Harness Man
the Furniture Man
the Undertaker
Belle Fuurehe
John Pearson
Bothen, Wyoming
Win. J. Wood
Bill
Grace Busby
Bay School
L. C. Thompson
Miss Busby
Lewis Hulett
C. C. Storm
Mra
Jaeger
W. J
Wood
Joseph Sobada
Will
Grace Coffey
Hot Springs
8. D
Miss Coffey
Globe
George Byrd
Eva
Sturgis
George
J. H. Ranch
W. H. Tollister
Forest Country
Bostwick
Powell
Tracie Pearson
Wm. Denniston
Bear Lodge
Albert Lawrence
T Cross T Ranch
Steven Mahoney
Moore
Crook County
Jonas Hupp
Dobson Ranch
Hoe
L. ©. Thompson
Dr. Bostwick
Ralph Tinkcom
Bureau of Republics
Andrew Carnegie
Bureau of American Republics
Mercantile
Black Hills Poultry Show
M. Snyder
Snoma S.D
Belle Fourche Roller Mills
G. F. Early
P. Youngiai
Photography
Hulett Enterprise
J.c.eccles
Peter Schultler
John
Pete Harwal
Wsaults Pharmacyiv
J. S. Saults, Ph. G
Mwsaults Pharmacy
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