Official Announcements of Crook County Candidacies 1914
A compilation of 1914 notices announcing candidacies for Crook County offices. Individuals including Henry Zimmersehied Carlile M D Holbrook Carl H Massie James C Hurtt Downing Nels H Smith Sundance Frank Johnstone Mrs E C Tice Warren Vint Bloxom Lewis O Glassburn W F Leslie Hulett F W Blatt and others declare runs for County Commissioner County Clerk Assessor Sheriff State Representative and County Treasurer with primary dates in August 1914 and term lengths noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Vint
Primary election notices from Crook county officials
A series of candidate notices dated July and August 1914 seek support for clerk of court and county commissioner roles. Names include A. C. Turneaure Hulett L. Mauch Sundance and A. C. Woodcock Alva with pledges to serve the public, run on party lines, and honor the will of Republican voters. The notices urge electoral support at August primaries and outline intent to govern economically and diligently.
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Crook County
M. D. Holbrook
Ireby
James C. Hurtt Downing
District Court
Republican Party
W. F. Leslie
A. C. Woodcock
Alva
Notice to creditors of Sam Aultz
All persons having accounts owing by Sam Aultz are requested to present them at once to the Hulett State Bank for payment. Those indebted are asked to settle with Mrs. Francia Aultz at the Hulett State Bank.
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Sam Aultz
Hulett State Bank
Aultz
Francia Aultz
Reward for arrest and conviction in cattle theft
A cash reward of 500 dollars is offered by W. W. and J. L. Driskill for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons responsible for killing, stealing, or unlawfully handling any cattle belonging to the undersigned.
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W. W. & J. L. Driskill
For Sale Two-Room House West Town Section
Two-room house in the west part of town offered for sale. Contact C. C. Storm for a bargain. A $50 reward is posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone removing property or trespassing on the premises. Owner: George Potras. 2011.
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C. C. Storm
Ellendale Roundup Notes Ranch Life and Visits
Jesa Benson left today on the round up for the ranch. Fred Harrington was away on a business trip this week. A number from here attended the Aultz sale Thursday. Ed Fowlkes hauled lumber from Clark's mill this week. Whitley Bryant is cutting grain on the Merritt place. Mr and Mrs Cleve Fowlkes visited George Congleton's Sunday. Rains returned and ranchers feel encouraged. Fall plowing began as ground is in good condition. Miss Pearl Clark opened the Benson school Monday after institute at Sundance. Mrs Jess Kenison is improving enough to sit up briefly daily. Remi Derau leau piano tuners from Rapid City were busy locally. Amon Martin, former resident, visited at Charles McGuire's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesa Benson
Fred Harrington
Ed Fowlkes
Clark
Whitley Bryant
Buttes
Merritt Place
Pearl Clark
Benson
Institute
Sundance
Jess Kenison
Remi Derauleau
Rapid City
Amon Martin
Moorcroft
Charles McGuire
Community Notes From the Hills South Dakota Reads
Townsfolk report Dan Elpel losses a colt. George Sisson stacks grain this week and Ed Orban helps. Joe Elpel and John Becker sold young pigs. Osloonds cut hay on local ranches. Jacob Sittler dies at 70 at Dave Barr’s home in Belle Fourche. Delphia Hall heads to a Ridgeway homestead. Miss Caroline Osloond visits Miss Pearl Roberts and Miss Mary Roth. Threshing planned in autumn at Frank Kimball’s. Neighborly events and duties noted across the area.
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George Sisson
Joe Elpel
John Becker
Osloonds
South Dakota
Harry Kirksey
Jacob Sittler
Delphia Hall
Ridgeway
Montana
Ed Orban
Dave Barr
Belle Fourche
Lydia Dennis
Local Notes on Mr. Ryans Threshing and Mrs Reder Visit
Wm. Ryan threshing greim already while Mrs. A. Reder returns home from a several week visit.
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Wm. Ryan
Local Farm Notes and Crop Outlook in Big Bend Area
H A Barber tends his crop and hay on the ranch while J O Mc Donald seeks a sale for his Alum creek saw mill. O F Morse’s drill failed to rise after jamming, and a road supervisor may soon be needed. Ryan Rusting’s header hauls grain for many growers as wheat and rye harvest nears. Mr and Mrs Fred Tracy welcome a baby girl. Local rains resume but may benefit only corn if moisture lasts. overall corn grain crop expected short.
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O. F. Morse
Ryan & Rusting
Tower Chimes and Ranch Tales From the Friday to Saturday Field
Herman Fischer moved oats for Owen Conley on Friday while Uncle Joe aided Dr. Lebo with hay. A Ripley ranch recovered from rain and M. R. Dagger plans a Dakota harvest trip. Eleworth White toppled by a fence post Saturday. Editor Gunderson encountered a silent talker with a dangerous newspaper reputation. one man died and another fell speechless as the talker whispered.
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Herman Fischer
Owen Conley
Joe
Lebo
Ripley
M. R. Dagger
Dakota
Eleworth White
Gunderson
Tower Country
Local Family News Ties and Harvest Helpers
Jennie Morse visits her aunt Mrs. Caffery while Mat Reedy assists Baxters with last week’s harvest. Lillian Edith Baxter travel to Colony with Mrs J B and others. Frost Morse and Hallet Bar work crop on the ranch. Edith Rose Mary Belle Baxter aid Walter Massie at a tenth birthday party Thursday afternoon. High heat threatens people and grain in the region.
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Jennie Morse
Carlile Culling Notes and Local Happenings
Sunday picnic at Settlers grounds set for July 9 with the Sunday school group. Mrs. David Fordyce was a Tuesday stage passenger and plans a Tower visit. Al Blakeman rode to Sundance after his daughter Josie, returning the same day. High water and washouts delayed freight and mail service last week. Carl Garman rode through Tuesday. Automobiling eased after heavy rains. Geo Carl moved cattle to the school section from the UK. Gordon Lagest passed Carlile en route to Moorcroft and sold his cattle to Wm Zimmerschied.
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Carlile Cullings
Settlers
David Fordyce
Tower
al, Blakeman
Sundance
Josie
Carl Garman
Geo
Carl
Gordon Lagest
Carlile
Moorcroft
Wm. Zimmerschied
The Eyes of the World At Bear Lodge Pharmacy
The article notes Luther Brawner visiting from the Flats and Chet Moore returning from Hot Springs after an operation. Harold Bell Wright’s The Eyes of the World is highlighted as Henry Garman navigates a wounded leg with care. Heavy rains damaged Crook county roads prompting calls for highway improvements. Homer Wing and son planned an outing to the Tower, hoping to meet Scott Blodgett’s party, but high water disrupted plans.
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Wright
Bear Lodge
Luther Brawner
L. J. Schiller
Harold Bell Wright
Henry Garman
Crook County
Homer C
Wing and Son
Tower
Scott Blodgett
Notice of Absolute Divorce Petition in Crook County
Selma Tromble files for absolute divorce from Chep Tromble in the Fourth District Court of Crook County Wyoming on grounds of non-support. Respond by September 11, 1914 or the allegations will be taken as true and judgment will be entered. Court clerk Joe HALI signs at Sundance Wyoming on July 24, 19 4.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chep Tromble
Crook County
Wyoning
Selma Tromble
Ani
Cone
Sundance
Joe L. Mauch
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Wyo
Fred Burmeister
Contentur
Theron C. Hooker
Alva
Wycarne
Seyswy
Emnwy
Swiqsey
Anid
Post Office Notices Request by W J Wood Register
The text asks for future notices to be sent to W. J. Wood, Register, with dates of first publication July 24, second July 2100, third April 6, 104, and fourth Aug 15, 1014. It is a formal notice directive.
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W. J. Wood
Register
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry P.ilsley
Wto
E.c. Raymond
Land Office
Nichols & Nettlehorst Lawyers
U. S. Court
Bla
Sundance, Wyoming
W. A. Quimby
Black Hills
Sam Butts
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Frank Houtz
Poultry's
Aladdin
Wroming
Ernest A. Oslund
Kodak Films
Belle Fourche, S. Dak
J. H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Globe Office
Lena Langton
Ongie
Henry Zimmersehied
Carl H. Massie
Nels H. Smith Sundance
Frank Johnstone
E. C. Tice
Hulett
John M. Thorn Sundance
Lewis O. Glassburn
F. W. Blatt
D. Hove
Sandance
A. C. Turneaure
L. Mauch
George Potras
H. E. Frost
Emnbalmer Wyo
Rea
Ellendale
Mrs
Cleve Fowlkes
George Congleton
Toe Elpel
Donald Doings
H. A. Barber
Big Bend
J. O. McDonald
Fred Tracy
Fred
W. B. Boyd
Albert Weston
Butte Country
Chet Moore
Hot Springs
S.D
HAL
D. A. Ryland
Rock Island
Hulett Roller Mills
G.— Hulett
Hulett Country
Ddin Mercantile Company
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