Hulett the School Town Progress on New Building
The article lauds Hulett residents for character and progress and notes that the contract for a new school building has been let. Masons are laying the foundation and materials are on site with a target completion by October first.
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Hulett Country
Masons
Tariff Bill Passes as Congress Signs Endorsed by Wyoming
The article notes the tariff bill has passed and the President has signed it. It credits the delegation for their efforts, praising their battle against large odds and praising Wyoming for their stance. It also reports on a restaurant change under new management.
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Congress
Wyoming
Sherman Fordyce
J. H. Chitum
Chaffin
Chittim
Moore Building
Fordyce
Minnie A Miller dies after illness in Hulett
Minnie A Green born December 15 1889 in Oregon moved through Spearfish and Sundance to Hulett Wyoming. She married Charles Miller July 2 1908 and died August 5 1909 after whooping cough complications. Survived by husband mother brother and two sisters. funeral in Hulett cemetery.
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Minnie A. Miller
Minnie A. Green
Oregon
Spearfish
Sundance
Wyoming
Hulett Country
Charles Miller
Hulett Cemetery
Infant Ellen Irene Mahoney Rests in Alva Cemetery
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mahoney died last Thursday. Rev. Wood led burial rites on Friday, with the child interred at Alva cemetery. Friends extend sympathy to the grieving parents.
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Ellen Irene Mahoney
Steve Mahoney
Rev
Wood
Alva Cemetery
Haying Dominates Local Life as Farms Busy
New Maven reports Dave Dorsett aiding Vaughn Ackerman with TL hay while Thompson brothers haul lumber for William Merriman's barn. Henry Hauber binds grain for Dorsett and cuts grain for O L Clarks and Jim Randal. Frances and Edith Clark host girls for warm ice cream. Mrs Randal visits Dorsett. Grace Allen returns home from vacation. Anna Peterson works for Mrs Clark. Haying is the order of the day in this locality.
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New Maven
Dave Dorsett
Vaughn Ackerman
Thompson Brothers
Wm. Merriman
Henry Hauber
O. L. Clark
Jim Randal
Frances
Edith Clark
Harvest Scenes and Local Travel Report
Oak Greek Cullings. Mrs Gains visiting aunt and brother Miss Williams and Ed Bailey return to Washington. Miss Williams, Ed Bailey, B Morrell and Irving Morrell trip to Sundance. Miss Williams and mother go to Spearfish for the summer. Anna Anderson visited parental home. Chas Parson advances on the new school building. Several showers aid late crops. Whooping cough affects nearly all children. Mrs Anderson in Deadwood under doctor care. Harvesting in full swing.
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Gains
Miss Williams
Ed Bailey
Washington
Martha Williams
P. Morrell
Irving Morsell
Sundance
Spearfish
Anna Anderson
Chas
Parson
Crook County Fair Dates Set for September
The Crook County Fair is scheduled for September 2 3 and 4 with events and exhibits planned across the three days. Local organizers invite community members to attend and enjoy rides contests and demonstrations.
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Crook County Fair
Heavy Weekend Rain Shapes Local Harvest Outlook
Neighbors report heavy rain over Saturday and Sunday aiding crops at Divide ranches. Harvesting wheat continues while late rain boosts potatoes and melons if frost stays late. Local builds progress with new house framing and barn updates amid signs of homesickness and quiet days.
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Harve Wood
Burl Robbinett
Mr. Wood
Mrs Moore Returns From Morristown with Family
Mrs W A Moore returned from Morristown on Tuesday bringing Albert Humphries Lee Kesler and James Humphries with her. The party traveled overland and reports many great experiences.
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W. A. Moore
Morristown
Albert
James Humphries
Lee Kesler
For Sale Deering mower and rake in good repair
One second hand Deering mower with 4 sickles and a 5 foot out plus a 10 foot steel Deering rake. All in good repair. Inquire of D A Ruland in Alva Wyoming.
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D. A. Ruland
Alva
Wyo
Notice to settle accounts of Wagner and owed balances
All accounts against W. J. Wagner should be presented to the undersigned at once and all accounts due to Wagner should be paid to the undersigned. Respectfully OC Storm.
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W. J. Wagner
Wagner
Storm
Found gloves notices a brief pickup
A brief notice announces a found pair of ladies' driving gloves with instruction to pay for the notice and claim the gloves. The message ends with an abrupt 30-to, indicating an amount or time.
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Lottie Whities
Harry Willson
Haying
Chaplin
Henry Ellsbury
Divide
Merton
Timothy
L. H. Ellsbury
N. Williams
Kate Smith
Table Mountain
Wm. Smith
G. D. Willard
Sam Adair
Cary
George Derrickson
Mr. Adair
Alzada
W. T. Redding
Earl
Ed Hamlin
Neugebaurs
Dan Barlean
Edgar Sims
Bob Tate
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Moore & Son
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