Local notes from Belle Fourche harvest season
A heavy shower, rising farms, and new equipment fill the area as residents report buyers in town. Bert Derrickson bought a binder, August Osmond and Ed Wilson acquired cream separators, and Mrs Mayme Becker arranged supplies as weddings and harvest preparations unfold across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Derrickson
Hear Lodge
Belle Fourche
August Osmond
Ed Wilson
Belle Town
Frank Budmayer
Joe Couch
Sour Dough Flat
S. D
Herbert Bummney
No. Dak
Mammouth
Bert Robins
Norgreen
Hay Creek
Local Socials and Fundraising Fragments
Farmers and Stockmens telephone line work noted. Hert Dorsett family visited Mr. Gray in Montana last week. Long family and Mrs. Seely as well as Mrs. Bear visited Bear Lodge country. Bear family and Steve Mahoney and Clifford Baer of Alva visited Clarence Bear Sunday. Sunday school sociable at Johnson's attracted many. Col. Thomas Durham acted as auctioneer. Proceeds: neckties 45 cents, Weaver donation 1 dollar, ice cream 1 dollar 55 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Stockmens
Mra
Bear
Steve Mahoney
Clifford Baer
Alva
Clarence Bear
Johnson's
Col
Thomas Durham
Weaver
Local Social Notes From Alva and Nearby Towns
Mr Wright preached at Alva. A P Anderson visited with Louis Johnson. Miss Ethel McWilliams arrived at her uncle John Mahoney’s. Mr William Morris returned from Glasgow Montana after selling horses. Ice in the valley Thursday morning with no damage. Mrs Cliff Robison improved in recent days. Mrs John Patter n’s sister returned to Alliance Nebraska after a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McWilliams
John Mahoney
William Morris
Glasgow
Mont
Cliff Robison
John Patten
Alliance
Neb
Local Notes on Visits and Outing at Trail Creek
Mrs. Clara Cloason has been ill this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhbacker and Grace Closson enjoyed a Trail Creek outing. A crowd watched Ridge and Rockypoint play with Rockypoint winning by several scores. Ralph Closson purchased grain and hay from John Scott, who will join his wife and children in Texas. Miss Romelia Kinney returned to Spearfish after visiting Frank Cooper. Mrs. Geo Jones and Ed visit relatives in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Rosalie. Kinwerth
Lydia Dennis
Jacob Littler
Sittler
Harry Kirksey
Bunny
Joe Espel
Mayme Becker
Wickstrom
Ohio
Becker
Clara Cloason
Geo. Jones
Master Ed
New Haven
Romelia Kinney
Spearfish
Frank Cooper
Ridge
Rockypoint
Ralph Closson
John Scott
Texas
Wyoming Reunion Attendance Shines at Eries Fair
A rain softened midweek travels as Dave Fordyce visits Sherid an to see Mrs. Fordyce and daughter. Kansans visiting Wyoming report missing home while Settlers Reunion at Eries draws a large crowd. Tower and Pine Ridge play baseball with Tower taking the win and all note a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Fordyce
Sheridan
Mothers Meeting Sets Next Session On Pleasures
The mothers meeting held last Saturday at Mrs Dick Bush home was well attended and enjoyed by those present. The next gathering is planned at Mrs J Bush home on Saturday August 16 with the subject Pleasures and notes expected from all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bush
J. Bush
Sunday School Picnic Celebrates Crook County Event
About 200 people attended the Sunday School Picnic at Lower Mewhirter schoolhouse on the Rocky Crossing. The Mewhirter and Benson schools competed in girls and boys ball games with Mewhirters winning both, while speeches songs and games filled the day. Credit for the success goes to Miss Burgess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Mewhirter
Crook County
Rocky Crossing
Mewhirter School
Benson School
Burgess
Glassburn
Harrington
Strong
Redding
State Normal School at Spearfish Adapts for Next Year
The State Normal School at Spearfish Dakota outlines plans for the coming year. It lists expanded faculty to 35, $30 000 in summer improvements including new rooms for agriculture cooking dressmaking millinery manual training and music. The school aims to cover subjects from kindergarten to the third year of college and acts as a training ground for teachers and a general learning institution. Dormitory additions cost 12 to 25 dollars per girl for the year with board at 3 dollars weekly. boys may eat meals at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon
Suly
South Dakota State School of Mines
Black Hills
United States
Notice for Publication of Homestead claim in Moorcroft Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office posts notice that Lafayette A Brown of Moorcroft Wyoming filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for well net See 4 f N RB Lotdee only 1 Township Sin Range 68 W 6th I M before A S Commissioner W K Somers at Moorcroft office on Sept 14 with Herbert H Bush Turnallies Carl W Blatt Malcolm Martin as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. 8 Land Office
Sundance Omnibust
Lafayette A. Brown
Moorcroft
Wyo
Lotdee
I. M
W. K. Somers
Moorevoft
Wxoulug
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D. A. Ruland
Tes
Wyoming
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Aladdin Livery Barn
J. H. Chittim
Aladdin
Hulett Livery
Fred Sutton
Hote
Steges
J.C. Brass
Prop
Serbia
Wandard
Saab
Marlin Firearms Co
Willow 5
Cons
The
Marlin Prearms Co
Willow Sweet
Conn
Mr. O. Wickstrom
Bell- Fourche
Iowa
Donald Doings
Phillip
James Dyce
North Dakota
J. I. Case Machine
Thos. Phillips
Billings
Phillip Machine
Beaver Creek
Mr. Wright
A. P. Anderson
Louis Johnson
Rocky Point
Miller Creek
Mothers Meeting
State Normal School
Dakota
Herbert H. Hush
Carl W. Blatt
Malcolm Martin
Atk of
Moorcruft
LYTLE
Hegister
Moline & P. & O
Studebaker
Clark & Henry
Hamilton Brown
Hodkins
Luther
Payne and Stetson
the State School of Mines
Rapid City, South Dakota
C. C. O'Harra
Gunderson
John Pearson
Ekothen, Wyoming
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