Neighborhood Notes From New Haven and Surroundings
Local items report Hoback buying a fine black stallion from Vint Blox om last week and 117 school age children in District No. TL. Arthur Rathbun hired at Jim Storm ranch this spring. Rev Brown preached at New Haven schoolhouse. Rain last Friday night praised as a dandy hinting at a good crop year. Dance crowd delayed by Moorcroft road conditions. New Haven may hold Fourth of July celebration as Hulett plans none. John Burleson visits from Duck Creek. wintering cattle with L A Brown near Spearfish. E W Powell & Son locate a saw mill on Dave Dorsett ranch producing boards. Powell a veteran millman. Community news promises more next week as busy farming continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Hoback
Arthur Rathbun
Jim Storm Ranch
Rev. Brown of
Tulett
New Haven
John Burleson
Duck Creek
L. A. Brown
Spearfish
E. W. Powell
Donald Doings Report From the Green Mountain Region
Local readers note ranchers taking spring supplies to Belle Fourche and bronco training in the area. Mrs J F Baxter and daughter Lillian visit Donald. Henry Davidson leases the Mrs Lawler place near the Donald schoolhouse and plans to live there next season. Rain arrives, improving soil and plowing prospects, with ranchers feeling richer as ground soaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4. Baxter
Lillian
Donald
Green Mountain
Henry Davidson
Book and Thimble Club to Meet Mrs Knowles Saturday
The Book and Thimble Club plans a Saturday meeting with Mrs. A G Knowles on the 24th. Sam Barlean and sister visited relatives on the river near Helle last week. Johnnie O'Brien of Mona appeared on Oak creek and visited at the Frank Kimball ranch. John Karlean plans to move to Thompson creek near Ridge Montana to stay. Mrs A G Knowles expects to visit her mother Mrs Rvel who is ill and hopes for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Knowles
Sam Barlean
Helle
Johnnie O'Brien
Mona
Oak Creek
Frank Kimball
John Karlean
Thompson Creek
Ridge
Montana
Rvel
Pine Creek Neighbors Move and Work
Bert and Jesse Phillips are digging a well for D. W. Tracy along Pine Creek as farm work dominates the area. A large spring planting is planned on the nearby acreage while Henry Davidson relocates to the Mrs. Scott place on lower Pine Creek as a valued neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Jesse Phillips
D. W. Tracy
Pine Creek
Henry Davidson
Local Families Share News From Belle and Nearby Farms
Miss Miriam Bay begins summer term at Benson school while households on C. L. Tate and Padgitt properties host guests and workers. Fowlkes, Stoddards, and Meyers family members are noted visiting, farming, and chasing stray horses as Montanan and Park Sheep Ranch trips are recounted. A surprise party honors J C Fowlkes and Mrs Padgitt with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meguire
Park
Wm. Fowlkes
Ridge Montana
Miriam Bay
Benson
Brown
James Chittim
C. L. Tate
C. F. Meguire
A. M. Padgitt
Local notes from Tower and nearby farms
Sunday and Monday activities fill Tower area. Mark Gordon and Isaac White appear in county updates while Blanche Dagger and Earl Fiegel engage in seed oats and chicken business. A Sunday school event, seed cleaning, and a District No. 22 school meeting are recorded alongside several local social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac White
Crook County
Paul Lepainteur
Tower
L. L. White
la Grippe
Earl Fiegel
Blanche Dagger
Norman Allen
R. W. Rakestraw
Vera Kelly
Boy Born to Franinyman Family in Sundance
A boy born to Mr and Mrs Franinyman at the Wm Conzelman residence is reported to be home Friday with Dr Newcomer of Sundance as the attending physician.
Town and travels mention prominent locals
Miss B Sullivan stayed in town Monday while D W Hickey was here last week. Walter Tracy plans a two week visit with Uncle Fred. Mrs Hart and her son headed to Marshaltown Iowa. Miss Mabel Brown passed through en route to Lend after visiting Hulett. Rev Tracy and sons Fred and Harry Tom Maddison and Ervin Heide attended Odd Fellows lodge at Belle Fourche Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Donaldson and Mr and Mrs Brimmer went fishing Sunday on Sand creek with poor luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tracy
Fred
Mrs. Hart
Little Son
Marshaltown
Iowa
Mabel Brown
Lend
Hulett
Rev
Tracy
Fred and
Harry
Tom Maddison
Ervin Heide
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Belle Fourche
R. Donaldson
Mrs. O. Brimmer
Sand Creek
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Aid in Hulett
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided us during our bereavement. Special thanks to the Hulett friends who helped at the church and cemetery. Mrs. Sarah Hall, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brass, Mrs. Cc. M. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Sarah Hall
J. C. Brass
Cc. M. Reed
New Forest Ruling Merge Sundance Into Black Hills Forest
Executive Order under the 1897 act transfers Sundance National Forest lands in Wyoming to Black Hills National Forest in South Dakota effective July 1 1915. The move aims for administration economy and to merge the two forests into one Black Hills National Forest, without adding or releasing extra Sundance lands as of that date. President Woodrow Wilson signs from the White House on April 6 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest
Black Hills National Forest
Sundance
Black Hills National Forests
Sundance National Forest
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Reward for Estrays in Chaos Sehenck Wyoming
A five dollar reward is offered for the return or information leading to the recovery of two mares in Chaos Sehenck Wyoming. One bay mare branded on the left hip and left shoulder. One black mare branded on the left shoulder. Notify Chaos Sehenck. 17-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehenck
Hulett
Wyoming
Piano Tuning Visit by Remi Deranleau in Hulett Area
Remi Deranleau, piano tuner, plans visits in Hulett and nearby towns around June 15 or July 1 to tune pianos. Notify the Globe office to arrange the location and timing. 16-3 Remi Deranleau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remi Deranleau
Hulett
Alva
Globe Office
Reward offered for information on trespassers at premises
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the eviction of parties trapping or trespassing on the premises. The notice mentions J. T. Graham of New Haven and references for sale and acclimated seed corn, with Driskill names attached. The legible portion emphasizes property protection and a local address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. & J. L. Driskill
J. T. Graham
New Haven
Kerer The Shoe Man Offers Genuine Goodyear Welt Shoes
The Shoe Man Kerer announces a line of men's and boys calf and Kip shoes and invites customers to inspect why his store can outpace mail order houses. He claims ninety percent of welt shoes are fake and promises proof to show customers in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerer
For Sale Goods and Local Notices in the Globe Ad Page
Classified items list meat and farm produce prices tools cattle and horse sales real estate plots and trades plus shop services and a prompt question about which Globe readers use. Various local names appear with location notes Belle Alva Spenartish Dak and Deer Creek and Sour Dough ranches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Bissacca
B.H. Harms, B.D. S
SmileyGay Hardware
Advancr
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Nichols & Lytle
U. S, Land Office
District Court
U. S. Court
H. E. Frost
Licensed
Embalmer Wyo
J. H. Chittim
Roy V. Foy
Hulett, WY
J.l.bost Wick
WTO
Fred W. Blatt
Bundance
Lena
Angton Lend
Interior Department
Tte
Colony
Moorcroft
Donald Doings
OAK Creek Notes
PINE
Ellendale
Clem Blore
Cesar
Ernest Fowlkes
al Padgitt
A. C. Lee
Belle
Crain
Bill Fowlkes
Milt Allendal
John Merritt
Pete Hazelbaker
Maudie
Laura
Alice Stoddard
Elma Tarman
Roy McGuire
J.C. Fowlkes
Kirk Stoddard
Alice Congleton
J. L. Bostwick
James Benson
Dave Stoddard
Mark Gordon
Hobart Fischer
al Storts
Irvin Hapton
Alway
D. W. Hickey
NEW Forest Ruling
Kerer the
Shse Man
The
Globe
Clarence Kysar
Wyo
B. F. Engle
Deer Creek
Seth Ford
Old Cotton Ranch
B. Hodges
Cp. Hester
MCRL
W. A
Ewe Hack
Great Western
McCall Patterns
D. A. Ruland Alva
Ceam
Auto
Fred Sutton
Wye
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
ALADDIN @ HULETT
Aladdin
Hulett Express Office
Chaffin's Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
Hulett Country
Howe
L. J. Schiller
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Miller Tavern
W. $. Miller
Hulett, Wyo
Sherman Brimmer
Hulett Blacksmith Shop
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