New Haven Notes On Local Visitors And Upcoming Events
Lew Atkinson and wife traveled to Hulett last week while Chas Grimm moved furniture through town. Wim Ewing is confined by rheumatism. Brentzer circulated among New Haven friends. Fiegel and Fisher Bros from Tower country visited. Jolley and Emma Svoboda visited in New Haven. Ed Turnquist brought lumber from Prairie Creek for blacksmithing. John Okee delivered mail. Bant stayed home due to his father’s illness. Church services and Sunday school planned at the New Haven schoolhouse on April 30. School meeting for district 19 at Moore schoolhouse next Monday at 1 o’clock. Willard Ripley and Bryant brothers traveled with a large herd of horses and cattle for Lew Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Grimm
Wim. Ewing
Win. Brentzer
New Haven
Mr. Fiegel
Fisher Bros
Tower Country
Ed Turnquist
Prairie Creek
John Okee
John Bant
Willard Ripley
Charles and
Nelson Bryant
Lew Atkinson
Ellendale Items and School Opening Notes
Mrs. Charles JoHey is reported as being quite ill. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Benson on April 19. The Goldie School opened last Monday with Miss Ruth Anderson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles JoHey
Jess Benson
Goldie School
Ruth Anderson
Resolutions of Sympathy from Hulett Rebekah Lodge No 341
The Hulett Rebekah Lodge No 341 O F heartfeltly consoles C C Storm and Rosa Storm on the death of James M Storm father and brother. The committee Inex Chittim Alige Ripley and Hertha Miller voted to publish in home papers and enter the records on April 26 2016 at Hulett Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Storm
C. C. Storm
Rosa Storm
Rebekahs
Hulett Rebekah Lodge
Hulett
Wyoming
Inex Chittim
Alige Ripley
Hertha Miller
Feed Your Soil and Use Manure for Profitable Crops
Western farmers are urged to feed soil with manure much as animals need food. Humus is lacking in soils, but farmyard manure boosts beets and other crops.Nor thern Colorado farmers profit from sheep manure by enabling profitable beet crops. A manure spreader is key farm machinery yielding annual returns. Western Farm Life.
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Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Western Farm Life
Young American seeks to buy state land at low price
A clean living American who arrived two years ago from a failed venture now saves over $1,000 through dry farming. He eyes 160 acres of state school land at $10 an acre with an eighteen year term, hoping to fence and cultivate it or rent it to a neighbor. The land, leased to a cattle outfit and not for sale, would yield $32 annually at 5 cents per acre, while buying would incur interest costs of $64 per year, prompting critics who call the policy poor for the state. Wyoming Stockman-Farmer.
Democratic tariff harms farmers without offsetting consumer relief
Washington Letter argues that the Underwood tariff worsened farmer conditions as imports of meats dairy wool grains and farm products rose by 142 percent in ten months versus the Payne bill. It notes war effects limited damage and warns of greater harm if the war ends before tariff revision.
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Washington
Mona Tidbits and Local Notices in Spearfish Area
Spearfish brief notes cover Mrs J E Plummer visiting on business, H L Sima branding calves with Philips boys, Maude Sims teaching summer school in Climax Montana, Dr Barret’s wagon loss en route to town, E G Woolfolk buying hogs and purchases from G A Knowles and H Cremeens, Lewis Hassen visiting Deer Creek, plans for a school meeting in May, Book and Thimble Club meeting at Mrs W B Parnell with six members, next gathering at Mrs Kate Barrett with a musical program scheduled for April 29.
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H. L. Sima
Philips
E.G. Woolfolk
G. A. Knowles
H. Cremeens
Lewis Hassenbuher
Deer Creek
Lindeays
Hay Creek
Or al Mon
W. B. Parnell
Parnells
Kate Barrets
Creamery Notice for Hulett Locality Operations
On and after May 1, 1916 all cream from the Hulett locality will be received at the New Store. Your can will be returned the same day. Transportation charges same as heretofore Alva Creamery and Produce Co PD Blacklegida at the New Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Alva Creamery & Produce Co
Local Carlile Notes Include Travel, Visits and Death
Fred Elberly left for Douglas on Thursday while John Sapp worked on tele graph poles. Miss Marie Haselton returned to Moorcroft after a Carlile visit. Ed Blakeman and Fred Zimmerschied testified as witnesses. Mrs Wentzelman formerly Georgia Witte died of pneumonia in St Louis. Others freighting, proof on homesteads, illnesses, and condolences noted around Carlile.
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Carlile Cullings
Fred Elberly
Douglas
John Sapp
Pete
Itis Zimmerschied
Marie Haselton
Moorcroft
Carlile
Robert Garman
John Zimmerschied
Ed Blakeman
Fred Zimmerschied
Will Zimmerschied
Carl Wentzelman
St. Louis
Georgia Witte
Mrs Coffey Rugs Portiers Pillows Samples at Bush and Pearson
Mrs Coffey accepts orders for colonial rugs porch pillows portiers and related home furnishings. Samples are on display at Bush and Pearson's store for customers to view.
District Court Session Set for Sundance on May First
The district court will convene in Sundance on May 1, inviting involved parties to attend. Local officials emphasize calendar, procedural details, and adherence to scheduled hearings.
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District Court
Sundance
Lone robber Carlile captured after string of southern state hold ups
Carlile, the man who held up three banks in the southern part of the state over the past two months, was captured by a sheriff's posse near Rawline last Saturday. He resisted by firing on two posse members but surrendered to avoid killing anyone. His record shows the three robberies were solo efforts, totaling just over $1000. He claims to have sent the loot to his mother and sister, whose identities he refuses to disclose. The penalty for his crimes is life imprisonment or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Carlile
Rawline
Humaat
Teachers Association Meeting Set For April Twenty Ninth
The next teachers meeting will be held on April 29 with a program including the Brown Quartette pantomime a cornet duet by Tucker and Turnenore and debates on education including the resolution that heredity is a greater factor in forming character than environment Affirmative H H Gunderson and George Grenier against Nelson Bryant and J M Brown The question mirrors the institute meeting.
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Brown
Tucker and
Tur
H. H. Gunderson
George Grenier
Nelson Bryant
J. M. Brown
Mrs Cora Schillinger Moves to Elkhorn Homestead
Mrs Cora Schillinger, sister of the Stoddard brothers, arrived Monday from Deedwood and will take up residence on her Elkhorn homestead. Reminder: school meeting on May 1 requires attendance to aid in building good schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Schillinger
Deedwood
Elkhorn
Stoddard Brothers
Ilan
Atend
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Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck, N. Dak
Timothy
D. Maze
John Barlean
Alzada
Montana
Ervin Richards
Eee
W.W
FL. Driskill
Petter
Hulett State Bank
Saskatchewan
Fife
Little Missouri
J. T Graham Ranch
McElroy
Gonza Mudd
Globe Office
Nichols & Lytle
Bundance
U. S. Land Office
U. S Court
Harry P. Ilsley
Sundance, Wyoming
B.C. Noble
J. L. Bostwick
Ffice
Posoffice
B. H. Harms
D. DS
Belle Fourche, &. D
Fred W. Slatt
H. E. Frost
Embalmer Wyo
Belle Pourche
S DB
T. R. Durham
Globe
Chaffin’s Barn
Oferta
J. B. Hodges
Licensed Veterinary
F. Oh
Toledo
St. Ob
Tion
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Fay Jolley
Emma Svoboda
New Haven School
Parks Ranch
Henry McGuire
Guthries Sheep Ranch
Moore School
Ellendale
Mona
J. E. Plummer
PD Blacklegida
June Zimmerschied
Teachers’ Association
Nenore
Garman
WEST
Alva
My Ranch
D. A. Simmons
Alva, Wyo
Carlile Store
Crook County
R. K. Mespell
Carlile, Wyoming
Ceam
Flute
Fred Sutton
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