Local notes from Adrian county visit and farm updates
D Cook, C W Wood and Harry Balch from Adrian county visit Wallace families, praising the country and inviting settlers. Judge Engle’s grape vines and a large Water crop draw attention while F W Robinson returns from Neodesha, Kansas. Cabbage from the Tower area and grain samples are sought for country benefit. Frazer sale exceeds expectations. corn prospects look good. Horses for sale at Ray Ott’s ranch near the Tower. Goldie Sunday School invites participation. school openings planned for Hulett on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Cook
C. W. Wood
Harry Balch
Wallace
Adrian County
Engle
F. W. Robinson
Neodesha
Kansas
A. P. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Wm. Anderson
Antoine Fort
Ray Ott
Goldie
Hulett
Settle r Married at Pesemoe lodging house
Doba Pearceti of Cothen married John Pearson of Belle Fourche on Thursday evening July 29 at the Pesemoe lodging house. Justice B L Kirkhem performed the ceremony witnessed by W C Gregory and Thomas Nelson. The bride formerly ran a Deadwood rooming house and moved to Belle Fourche to manage Pearson's. Pearson, a leading property owner with Crook County interests, has long been a hard worker and financier. The couple will reside in Belle Fourche with well wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesemoe
Pearson
Crook County
Wyoming
Losk
Mrs. Pearson
Bride and Groom Leave for D with New Automobilist
Clara Lip skey left here this evening for D where the groom holds a position. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman miner and part of a prominent family. He studied in Omaha last year and trained for automobile work, now taking up that trade again. The bride, a longtime resident, has friends and school ties here and starts her new life with best wishes. John Tanner’s health has not improved in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Lipskey
Sherman Miner
Omaha
Dena Johnson
Gillette
C. R. Yeoman
Sundance
Paul Yeoman
Mrs. Green Todd
Graven
Mr. Sheldon
Geneva
Nebraska
Ripley
Come to the Hulett Country crops and prices rise
Reports from across the nation praise crops and favorable conditions in Hulett Country. The outlook for good prices is encouraging as farmers reflect on the land’s abundance and resilience amid extreme seasons, calling this one of the best little countries on earth.
School Time at Hand Delivers Confidence in Local Schools
The article extols the nation’s school system and local plans as top quality. It notes broad endorsement of the education proposals and emphasizes benefits to every pupil and school in the community. It urges trust in the home schools.
Objects of Charity and the Newspaper Trade Principles
The Fourth Estate argues charity from newspapers must follow business rules. Advertising space and copies have intrinsic value and should not be given away. Public misunderstanding leads to abuse of liberality, with free publicity shrinking in many towns as the press seeks proper recognition and value for its services.
Water drainage area estimates for irrigating land in Colony Wyoming
In Colony Wyoming experts testified that with 15 inches annual rainfall a gently rolling drainage area of 26 acres is needed per acre to be irrigated. They also stated that two acre feet of water per year are required, though one and a half would suffice if available when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony
Wyo
Local notes mixed with travel and community updates
W Bryant plans a trip to his Missouri home to conduct missionary work and boost local support. Percy Ingraham drove his uncle and aunt to the railroad after a summer of travel, while The New Store added Audrey Slaby to its clerical team. Judge Engle ruled in a Wyoming versus Alva Clawa case finding insufficient evidence. Mrs Kelly’s auction proceeds met expectations. Edna Sil atrand of Sundance visited, and community progress felt in daily life. Various visits and events fill the week with dances, sermons, and plans for the harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bryant
Missouri
Hulett
Percy Ingraham
Moorcroft
Engle
State of
Wyoming
Alva Clawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee
Paris
Fred
Bothwell
Che
R. K. Mespell
Kerer
Goodyear
Boston
Ed Kerer
Doba Pearceti
Cothen
Ta Belle Fourche
John Tanner
Hulett Country
Mr. Brown
Government
Terhune
Bert Frisnes
Jack Moye
Lead
Durfee
Flisnes
Moye
Hearst Mercantil Co
RW. H. Kiehl
North Dakota
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