Aladdin News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Visitors from Des Moines Mr Avon Marchant wife and daughter Mrs Price enjoy the countryside on a first Aladdin visit. they plan several weeks of sightseeing in the Hills. Dance at Aladdin school house August 14 to aid Aladdin Ball Team with good music and refreshments. large turnout anticipated. Local notes report Belle Fourche beat Aladdin 7 to 6 in a ball game. various residents and visitors mentioned including Dayton family, Milliken birthday party, Miss Fellows visiting Miss Carlon, and hotel ownership changes. Fred Schiloredt of Sundance travels through Aladdin en route to eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Marchant
Mrs. Price
Des Moines
Iowa
Marchant Ranch
Leok Burns
W. B. Morrison
T. W. Robinson
Aladdin
Belle Fourche
Wood
Geo. Mowrey
Deep Creek
Thei
Mr. Dayton
Deadwood
Chas. Dayton
Sand Creek
Robert Milliken
Roberts
Miss Fellows
Miss Carlon
Mr. Fellows
Hay Creek
Fred Schiloredt
Sundance
Couple Married in Sundance After Eloping to Get License
Pearl Cole and Grace Hendricks of the community eloped to Sundance last Saturday and were married by Rev. Klein. The couple then traveled to Nahant, D., where Mr. Cole works as a civil engineer with the McLaughlin Tie and Timber Co. Friends offer congratulations as they begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Rev. Klein
Pearl Cole
Grace Hendricks
Nahant
8. D
Cole
McLaughlin
Harvey Swartz Injured After Ranch Roundup Incident
Harvey Swartz, foreman at TJ ranch, was injured when a horse fell on him during a beef roundup. Initial reports suggested multiple broken bones, but doctors later found no bone fractures and expect his full recovery. Mrs Swartz confirmed he may return home within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Swartz
TJ Ranch
Sheridan
Farrell Findings Describe Local Cattle, Crops, and Community News
The report notes nineteen head of beef cattle sold by the Smith brothers and little cattle shipping locally. John Lynch harvested rye with a fine crop last Monday, while wheat and oats ripen quickly though drought will keep crops light. Hog damage complaints arise against selfish owners, and residents discuss moves, renovations, and travel plans including Migs M. Adama visiting Sundance and Belle Fourche with trips to Devils Tower and Hulett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Brothers
John Lynch
Bart Butterfield
Richard Crago
Migs M. Adama
Bowsers
Sundance
W. F. Smith
Forest Leaves Neighborhood Nurtures Rural News
Warnings of rain fill wishes in the community as families like Mr and Mrs Wim plan indoors. Elsie Haskins heads to Linden for an extended stay. Emile Port’s work horse suffers a severe barb wire injury. A Friday dance at Mrs Tardiver’s is recalled as a grand time. Oka Wells and Tincom visit from Lytle Creek to see the Port family. Credit reminders close the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Meadows
Bill Eaton
Elsie Haskins
Linden
Emile Port
P. V,. Wella
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Trans Beer Lodge News Threshing Moves and Travel Notes
Dee Willard plans to move his engine over Redwater to thresh soon then return this fall to finish. John Jones left for Thermopolis to join his wife and soon begin an overland trip to the park and coast to visit relatives and Seattle fair. Minnesota relatives of Ed Bailey survey country with home here. Harry Williams revisits to tend ranch interests and reports improvement. Grain ripening and threshing to begin. Frieds visit Carlton home. Nels Parkins builds hay barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Willard
Redwater
Cary Derrickson
John Jones
Thermopolis
Park
Seattle
Mia
Tilton
Clarence Bell
Minnesota
Ed Bailey
Harry Williams
Neck of the Woods
Donald Doings from a Prairie Correspondent
A rural note says roads wear with heavy use and new ones appear rough. An Eddie Phillip buggy incident with a missing team ends with minor damage. Dry weather prompts rain hope and shorter crops. Phillips Brothers move saw mill to Spearfish for about two years of work. Cary Derrickson and Dee Willard head to the river for hunting. A crowd enjoyed a large dance at McDonald Hall with another slated for August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Phillips Brothers
Cary Derrickson
Dee Willard
McDonald Hall
Man Buys Farm as Typhoid Hospitalized Neighbor
John V. Smith visited a fan dance last Monday and purchased another farm from Uncle Sam. As reporting closes, Harve Wood has been taken to the hospital in Belle Fourche suffering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Smith
Fan Dance
Uncle Sam
Harve Wood
Belle Fourche
Sundance Notes highlight local moves and plans
The Monitor reports from Sundance on local activity with Mahoney visiting from the north on business. Register Hoyt returns to work after illness. Miss Lillian Chaffin will teach Pleasant Valley school starting the first Monday in September. Dr and Mrs Brown of Hulett will resume dentistry in Sundance in November. Mont Hutchin recovers from a foot injury after stepping on a nail. Fort and two sons from Bear Lodge report thrashing may begin soon if weather cooperates. Harry Oliver from Sundance Barber Shop may move to Hulett to start a new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Mahoney
Register Hoyt
Lillian Chaffin
Pleasant Valley
Brown
Hulett
Sundance
Mont Hutchin
Mont
Mr. Fort
Bear Lodge
Harry Oliver
Harry
Belle Fourche River Burg
Camp Crook seeks Hard ing county seat in new county bid
Citizens of Camp Crook pursue making Hard ing County the county seat. Miss Sophie Charleson Miss Ella Charleson Christine Larson and Tillie Oluon travelled to Bear Lodge on Wednesday for a visit at a brother of the Charleson sisters, according to Spearfish Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Crook
Harding
Sophie
Ella Charleson
Christine Larson
Tillie Oluon
Bear Lodge
Charleson
Charley Tardiver Reaches Twenty One With Birthday Party
A fragment reports Charley Tardiver turning 21 last Friday amid a birthday party. Mrs. Rose Mitchell arrived Saturday with her ill son, lodging at Mrs. Brosa’s where the boy receives extensive care. Rey Wood plans a Moore schoolhouse event at 11 am, with Dr. Lewis and Miller families as guests. For sale listings include 80 head with calves, 90 head of cattle and 3 bulls, all in good condition by D. F. Irwin, Bel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Tardiver
Rey, Wood
Moore School
Lewis
Miller
D. F. Irwin
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Johnny Wood
Montana
J, Wood
Trans Beer Lodge News
Donald Doings
Eddie Phillip
Fiaying
Deering and McCormick
Osborne
Deering
J. I. Case
Yours Truly
W.J. Wood
Sundance Notes
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Carpentek
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