Thorn declares run for sheriff on Republican ticket
John Thorn announces his candidacy for Crook County sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voters at the primary. He is the first candidate to announce his plan and faces a strong record of Democratic sheriffs in the county. Monitor says Globe advertising reaches readers across Crook County.
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Crook County
Joan Thorn
Hulett Globe
John Thorn
Mr. Thorn
John
Monitor
Alva News Roundup of Travel and Trade
WANTED 10,000 hides and furs. Bring them in while prices are good, H A Oetting, buyer. Ainanadantntinanno oporans at The Aladdin stage made one trip last week delivering mail. Victor French and Floyd Parkins went to Aladdin Thursday after freight. Elmore Engle repaired the telephone line. Miss Mary Wilson returned from Smoot Wyoming where she taught. Alfred Lackey arrived in Alva Friday. Creek road is bad in several places. Holden reached Eothen but was delayed by snow and mud. Aladdin train and mail carriers were halted by heavy snowfall. The Driskill brothers held cattle at Alva but lost several head during the snow.
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Aladdin
Victor French
Floyd Parkins
Elmore Engle
Mary Wilson
Smoot
Wyoming
Alfred Lackey
Alva
Creek Road
Driskill Brothers
Local Roundup: Travel, Horses, and Snow Storm Impacts
Oscar Cochran visits his sister Mrs D L Owens while Jake Hardin returns from a Colorado visit. Hal Baxter heads to Aladdin from Green Mountain after grain. Chas Dodds looses H G Weares cattle in Owens pasture. The grain comes in slow as spring nears. D F Harrington goes to Beulah to engine plow this summer. Donald area reports horse sales and hopeful prices. Sol Phillips the Donald mail carrier recovers from a storm journey to Aladdin. Snow storms disrupt travel with Belle Fourche residents delayed returning home for days.
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Crug
Donald
Oscar Cochran
D. L. Owens
Jake Hardin
Colorado
Hal Baxter
Green Mountain
Aladdin
Chas. Dodds
H. G. Weare
Owens Pasture
F. M. Harrington
Beulah
Montana Range
Sol Phillips
Mr. Ryan
Belle Fourche
Local News Notes From Hulett and Nearby Ranches
A storm improves crop prospects as residents report travel and ranch activity. Miss Ethel Baker visits her Deer Creek ranch, Miss Barbara Rathbun heads to Cabin Creek to teach. H L Wilson posts meals for 25 cents. Mail carriers ferry sacks at the Little Missouri river during high water. Wm Brentzer aids spring work at Ripley ranches after winter. Baseballists plan practice, elect a captain and manager, and raise funds for uniforms and supplies.
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Barbara Rathbun
Cabin Creek
H. L. Willson
Hig
Bloxom
Little Missouri
Brentzer
Ripley
Belle Fourche
Local Docket of Moves and Mishaps in the Black Hills
Joe Lanning trips to Belle Fourche. Miss Rouida Wood heads to Rapid City for a business college. H E Wood suffers a bad knee cut while splitting wood. Dick Morgan moves cattle to his home ranch near Sundance. B C Butterfield visits Belle Fourche to inspect cattle prospects. A severe blizzard strikes the region with heavy snow.
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Joe Lanning
Belle Fourche
Rouida Wood
Rapid City
H. E. Wood
Dick Morgan
Sundance
B. C
Butterfield
Jay Sheldon Dies From Line Repair Accident
Jay Sheldon, a prominent stockman in the Belle Fourche area, died Tuesday near Alzada Montana from injuries suffered while repairing a telephone line. He fell from a pole and pierced his hip into the intestine. his body is brought to Belle Fourche for funeral arrangements. He left a wife, three sons Raymond Harold Louis and Ora, and resided in Colony Wyoming and Little Missouri country.
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Jay Sheldon
H. H. Floyd
Alzada
Mont
Sheldon
Belle Fourche
Algada
Camp Crook
Mr. Sheldon
Miss Oro
Floyd Ranch
Missouri
Colony Mercantile Co
Colony
Wyo
W. A. Rauch
D. B. Peck
Northwest
Raymond
State University
Vermillion
Harold
Louis
Miss Ora
Bee
Father Wood Addresses Hulett Church Men
Last Sunday at the Hulett church Father Wood spoke earnestly for town betterment. The talk, likened to a father addressing his children, drew appreciative comments from the boys. Next Sunday may be his last in Hu lett, and he will value attendance.
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Father Wood
Hulett
School Meeting Sets Election For Board Member
The May 6 1912 meeting will decide one board seat to replace Charles Roberts and consider a tax levy increase. Roberts will not seek re election though supporters hoped he would. Some suggest offering a small salary to cover his expenses.
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Charles Roberts
Roberts
Postal savings bank to open in Hulett May first
Postmaster Engle plans to open a postal savings bank in Hulett on May 1. He will serve as cashier and is expected to accumulate wealth quickly. The piece notes debate over postal banks and contrasts it with efforts to draw money out of hiding.
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Engle
Hulett
Postal
Uncle Sam
Miller Creek Notes and Local Movements
Uncle Joe Moore visited at J. W. Clark's Thursday. Mrs. B. A. Johnson has been sick. L. W. Meapell seen with a new buggy. Preston Beauchamp back on his ranch after winter in Omaha. Mort Boden engaged to teach the Forest school. S. F. Haptonstall and W. D. Kelley breaking prairie for Hannah Kelley.
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Joe Moore
J. W. Clark
Mra
B. A. Johnson
L. W. Meapell
Preston Beauchamp
Omaha
Mort Boden
Forest School
S. F. Haptonstall
Hannah Kelley
Farmers Break Plows as Spring Moves In
Spring arrives as farmers prepare fields and real estate shows activity. Jim Hayes visited the area this week to oversee ranch interests. Stock at Billings is reported fine and Treed Pearson sold cow pasture to U S Storm for a horse pasture. Cap is constructing an air machine.
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Jim Hayes
Treed Pearson
U. S. Storm
Cap
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Towit
F. Wood
Cc. D. Garman
A. B. Pecht
Schuttler
John Deere
Ted
Se. A. B. Pecht
2Ed McCurdy
Storm
Oddfellows
All Odd Fellows Chaplin
C. D. Garman
H. H. Gunderson
Rebekah Trio
Orchestra
New Haven
Oak
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Globe Advertising
H. A. Oetting
Ainanadantntinanno Oporans
Mr. Holden
Eothen
Phillips
Rob Waddington
TNE
P. Storm
Ethel Baker
Deer Creek
ISVR
Essec Farrall
He Hulett State Bank
Rulett, Wyoming
Hulett Restaurant
Fred MaCurdy
Prop
Hulett Hotel
A. B. Vecht
John Pearson
Lumber
McRae
Edwards
Carl
Isit
Nts
Miller Creek
Irvine Evans
Farmers’ State Bank
Agar
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