Farmers and townsfolk bustle in Tower area events
Spring farming fills the schedule as Lyle Putman drives to Moorcroft for freight and lumber, James Dollard finishes a new house at Mespell ranch, and a well attended dance honors Dollard. Nearby, Cash Minnich welcomes his bride home to Grandpa Minnich with neighbor cow bells. Community lectures, sales, and a church fundraiser ice cream stand accompany remodeling plans and soil work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Putman
Moorcroft
James Dollard
Mespell Ranch
Cash Minnich
Grandpa Minnich
Roberta Engle Hosts Sixth Birthday Luncheon
Roberta Lee Engle celebrated her sixth birthday with a Saturday luncheon featuring ham sandwiches pickles cocoa ice cream and cake for Mina Lee Iva Mae Cook Mildred Thelma Harriet Clarence Gage June and Dorthea Duling Mrs Wm Duling and Mrs Wm Michael helped serve and entertain. The day included a well attended Alva sermon by Rev Wright and local social activity with several residents visiting and traveling between homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee Engle
Mina Lee
Iva Mae Cook
Mildred
Thelma
Harriet
Clarence Gage
June
Dorthea Duling
Wm. Duling
Wm. Michael
Alva
Wright
Ben Colvin
Belle Fourche
Arthur Snyder
W. 5. Duling
Perfect Attendance Report At Local High School
Last week there was perfect attendance in the High School room. This is the first week during the term that we have had no one absent or tardy. Ollie Kester visited the high school room Tuesday. Several pupils spent the weekend with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Kester
All School Picnic Invites Attendance Across River
Everyone is invited to the All School picnic on Tuesday May 10 across the river from Hulett, south on the left of the road. Contests and races for children and adults follow dinner at 1 PM, with a complete race list to appear in the next Globe issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Nest Isene
Globe
New Haven News Roundup Of Local Topics
New Haven report notes Louise Atkinson and Edith Clark on school census last week. J H W Bengon and wife move to ranch near LA. John Frickey and wife visited Moorcroft. Don Mewhirter returns from Casper. McLeod schoolhouse meeting on May 2 to elect new Clerk and Director. Fifty to seventy five attended Friday night play at C L Clark's. proceeds aid Sunday school supplies. Floyd Cole’s barn burned. Gladya and Wilma Storm weekend visits. Fred Kidny herding sheep for C L Clark. Evan Grey and wife shopped in New Haven. Grey teaches the Dickey school. W Peck teaches the Little Missouri school. Harry and Fanny Cousins of Cabin Creek attended the play and box supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
C. L. Clark
Floyd Cole
Evan Grey
New Haven
Swartz Divide Farmers Work to Complete Crops
Farmers on the divide have most crops in. Mrs. C Hemler and daughter attended the Alva dance and visited the Davis home Sunday. A large crowd came from Hulett to the Alva dance. J Dirks lost a fine saddle horse last week. Glenn and Vida Sutton attend school at Dick's, Mrs. Tinkcom visits daughter Mrs. Sutton. Herb Sutton nearly finishes the telephone line from Dick Bush's to Fred Suttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. C. Hemler and
Alva
Davis
Hulett
J. Dirks
Glenn and
Vida Sutton
Dick’s
Bear Lodge crowd at Barretts dance declines
The Barretts dance drew a smaller crowd than past events. Miss Finnigan and Miss Cremens had supper with Mrs. J Bates. F Tracy and wife, and Mr G M Derrickson and wife dined with Mrs. C Derrickson. H Warmington of Debuque Iowa visited his brother in law H D Simms. A baby boy was born to brighten the home of Mrs Rex Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Collins
Alva Weekend Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Alva residents and visitors filled a social report with stops in Belle Fourche Dualing Sumner and Aladdin. Miss Atkinson spent time with Aunt Mrs Engle while the Misses Colvio and Reidy visited friends in Hulett. Louie Johnson traveled to Belle Fourche and plans to move to Aladdin to start wholesale work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Atkinson
Mrs. Engle
Colvio and
Reidy
Hulett
Louie Johnson
Belle Fourche
Aladdin
A. J. Murphy
Mra. Woodcock
Belle Fourche Thurs
Donia Irvin
Frances White
Alva
Notice of Probate and Public Notice of Land Purchase
Notices in Newcastle Wyoming publish probate of wills for Rena A Hoffman and William E Tinkcom. The timber and stone land purchase involves Lot 10 Section 10 Township 57N Range 64W, appraised values total $4xx with timber valued at 60,000 board feet and 1,200 fence posts. Proceedings set for May 1921 and April 0th 1921 respectively. interested parties may contest before patent issue in Sundance Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Newcastle
Wyoming
Rena A. Hoffman
Alzada
Montana
Nwinne Y
Range
Cola W. Shepard
United States
Colony
Cour of the Interior
Land Office
Carrie J. Perrickson
Mona
seYnwly
Paul W. Yeoman
Hulett
Jamwnea D
Adair Tonny H. Creemens
W. ¢. Coburn
George M. Derrickson
C. H. Massie
Register
Benjamin E. Miller
Carlile
Elysw
Lot
Leo Noonan
Moorcroft
Ephriam S. Wener
George Carr
William Zimmmer
Edward Thornall
WH. Massie
Emery Lee
James L.lee
Madrid
Nebraska
N. R
Nedewe
Nigrely
Nigswly
Se Lawly
United States Land Office
William P. Parks
George Elintler
Herbert Shannon
George King
Rockypoint
C.H. Massie
Keister
James H Benson
Stroner
Swlysawly
Seljsely
eMnely
Sely
Nsw
Selyaw
Awijse Y
Ekaw
U.S. Land Office
John C. McClary
Weston
C. A. Allison
Nelynwy
Winely
Princepal
Hugh B. Shields
Gillette
Ben Hamlin
Shorty
Ernest Steepleton
Chester Beagle
Mike DePaoli
C. H Music Register
Sam H. Davis
Hilett
North Range
U.S Land Office
Harold W. Knepper
Buffalo
West 6Th Principal Meridian
James Benson
Joseph J. Sabatha
Oscar Collins
New Haven
Ray C. Carr
C. HM. Massie
Goldie Church Attendance Grows Amid Weekend Visits
A large crowd gathered at the Goldie school house for Sunday school as the community saw numerous visitors. Families including Dowdy and Wood, the Fosters, the Olmsteads, and Wrights shared meals and greetings around Goldie Divide and the Johnson home. Moving news mentions the Jolley family relocating to their homestead and local social visits continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie School
Hulett High Tenth Grade Commencement May 1921
Commencement exercises for the Tenth grade of Hulett High School are set for May 1 at 8 PM in the hall. Everyone is cordially invited and a good program is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett High School
Charles Brown Visit to Moorcroft on Wednesday
Charles Brown made a trip to Moorcroft on Wednesday. The report notes his travel activity with no additional details on purpose or accompanying individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Moorcroft
Federal funds tied to state bond drive for road network
The federal government will match state funds for road construction with seven percent of proceeds allocated by county valuations. The rest targets high cost or low valuation areas due to federal land. Bond success on May 10 funds roads linking towns. state retains and maintains later. Interest at five percent goes to public school land income for county school benefits. A man branded as Gust Frolander, age about 17 or 18, in Alzada Montana is noted.
Local News Subscriptions and Community Notices
Miss Ella Scott of Silex Missouri sent in a year’s Globe subscription last week. Kirk Stoddard paid for another year and noted he’s been under the weather. A Moore Hill cemetery cleanup meeting is set for Tuesday May 17th before Memorial Day. The Hulett Hotel will host supper for L O F dancers Saturday. Dimmick visited from TerossT ranch and ordered the Globe for a year. Mrs Emma Finch, Joe Svoboda’s daughter, visits relatives from Yelm Washington. Ed Seig came from New Haven area Tuesday. Mrs H T Kiehl and son Albert were in from the ranch Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Scott
Silex
The
Globe
Kirk Stoddard
Kirk
Moore Hill Cemetery
Board of Directors
A. Rk. Dimmick
Terosst Ranch
Hulett
Mr. Dimmick
Emma Finch
Joe Svoboda
Finch
Yelm
Washington
Ed Seig
New Haven
H. Tl. Kiehl
Albert
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Tower News
L. White
Sundance
Farm Bureau
Minnich School
Laneys
Laneys Rale
Tower
Beaver Creek
Elmer Engle
Louise Atkinson
Edith Clark
J. H W. Bengon
John Frickey
Don Mewhirter
Casper
Gladya and
Wilma Storm
Fred Kidny
Swartz Divide
Bear Lodge
Barretts Dance
M. Gage
Wife
Drain
Thurmans Ford
Snyder
Dualing's
Joe Campbell
Spearfish
Vic French
Sum
Alfred Thurman
C.H. Mansie
Seventh Judicial District
Crook
William E. Tinkcom
Edith S. Tinkcom
Guidance
L. Mauch
District Court
Goldie
J. Dowdy
E. Wood
Jim Brown
Followers of Christ
Stephensons
John Foster
Prudence
E. Donnell
Donnell
Johnson Home
Clem
Lawrence Connady
W. Woodard
Verna
Lee Osborn
Rev. Wright
E. D. Olmstead
Goldie Divide
Tom Hobart
Virginia
Frances Roberts
Lucy Jay
Mildred Wright
George Jolley
Guy Eyes
Grant Bay
Adolph Lee
Jim Roberts
Old Place
Goldie Church
Kay Edsall
Olmatead Boys
W. Boyd
Edsall’s
Inter Mountain Globe
Wyo
Congress
Joe Durfee
Bertha
Charles E. Congleton
Charlie Share
Roy McGuire
H. Massie
Rose Comb Browo Leghorn Ecyus
George Stinson
Nellie Storm
Hulett Wed
Gust Frolander
Alzada, Montana
Dodd
Ralph Tinkeem Haa
George Morrison Place
Clarence Kysar
Globe Office
Drs. Hostwick and
Adame
Belle Forche Tues
U.S
Arthur K. Dimmick
Clyde Marshall Glen Grubb Ralp Oliver
Wyoimi Intge
C.H Massie
Eilenor Brinda
Hattie F. Boyd
Valentine
Elgsey
Weet and
Schlyseely
Selfewly
Nelgowy
Lote 1
Henry Scharr
Helle Fourche
John D. Seeley
Luther Carson
Robert Hobart
Terhune
Hulett, Wyoming
Charles Dodd
Prop
Ching
Guneran J. L. Bostwick
M. D
Hulett Hulett
KODAK
J. N. McDonough
Pine Street
Deadwood
Erv Richards Hulett
E. G. Woolfolk
W. L. Neil
F. Irvin
A.L. Buchene
S. Dak
McLuckin
Sundance, Wyoming
Marvin J. Lytle
Oshoro, Wyoming
Cheyenne
Sherriff
Crook County
J. W. Scott Belle Fourene
Dak
N. G. Griffin
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