Drunkenness and Grief Mentioned in Family Notes
A family laments their son’s alleged drinking problem and a burial. They discuss remorse and concern, and reference a planned tax increase to 100 dollars. The excerpts reveal a somber domestic scene with social stigma attached to alcohol.
Ladies to Consider Improve Halett Cemetery Care
The writer urges women to take the lead in safeguarding community sites including the Halett cemetery. He recalls visiting the cemetery off the public road and proposes grass cutting and fence repairs to provide a respectable resting place, asking who will start the effort.
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Halett
Bear Lodge notes lift spirits as harvests loom
Mr. Lewis returns to Colorado and plans to settle here. Guthries visit sister on Houston creek while Minnie Wright travels to Fort Collins for two months. Emile Fort files on Forest claim. haying looks good. Sarah Haskins filed on a ranch. W. H. Hollister drives Eric Huseby’s stage. Blanche Tinkoom leaves Pearson Youngman. Burt Whiting seeks a Husett saloon license. Belle Fourche shop offers negligee and golf shirts. New pulpit fitted. church dedication prep underway. Baseball team hosts benefit dance at Hulett Hall to aid expenses. Public invited.
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Lewis
Guthrie
Colorado
Houston Creek
Bear Lodge
Wm. Horlocker
Tutty
Lytle Creek
Sundance
Minnie Wright
Fort Collins
Emile Fort
Forest
Sarah Haskins
W. H. Hollister
Eric Huseby
Frank Clark
Hulett Hall
Bank report from Husett State Bank June 26 1907
Report of the condition of the Husett State Bank at Husett Wyoming showing total resources of 23883 13 including loans and discounts 13746 20 cash on hand 2248 60 and due from other banks 5020 58 with liabilities total 23883 13 including capital stock 10000 00 undivided profits 88 73 and deposits 13794 40 sworn by cashier I C C Storm with notary public June 26 1907 plus notices and publications for land filings and local notices mentioning Belle Fourche Sundance Ridge Montana and other local names.
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Husett State Bank
Husett
Wyoming
I. C. C. Storm
Hulett State Bank
Hulett
Co. C.storm
Saw Mill Blow In At Bear Lodge And Lumber Contracts
Saw Mill blows in last Monday morning at the new Bear Lodge location. George Morrison runs the mill under contract for Hulett Land and Cattle Company. They hold a large contract with Uncle Sam to furnish lumber for the Belle Fourche project. Clarence Fry moves to Luther Mahnkin place to work with Robert Mahoney on a hauling contract. Ed Miller, cousin of Mrs. J D Morris of Beaver Creek, married last week at Deadwood to Mrs. Moore of Fairfield Iowa. Friend Bros. clothing sold in Belle Fourche by C D Sanders.
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George Morrison
Bear Lodge
Hulett Land and Cattle Company
Uncle Sam
Belle Fourche
Ed Miller
J. D. Morris
Beaver Creek
Deadwood
Moore
Fairfield
Iowa
Timber Land Act Proceedings in Wyoming Territory Aladdin Claim
Fred Brooks of Aladdin Crook County Wyoming filed in this office a sworn statement to purchase the southwest quarter of section 28 in township 64 north range 62 west under the 1878 Timber and Stone Act as extended to all Public Land States by the 1892 act. He will offer proof that the land is more valuable for timber or stone than for agriculture and will establish his claim before the register on Monday October 21, 1907. Witnesses include Benjamin F. Stephens Edward L. Short avid A. Lima Leslie T. Campbell, all of Aladdin, Wyoming. Adverse claimants must file by October 21, 1907.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Fred Brooks
Aladdin
Crook
Wyomin
Sehr
Benjamin F. Stephens
Edward L. Short
Avid A. Lima
Leslie T. Campbell
A.E. Hoyt
Land claim notice for Ridge Montana lands in 1907
Notice is given that Olive A Kuhbacher of Ridge Montana filed in this office a sworn claim for southeast quarter, east half southwest quarter, section 2, and northeast quarter northwest quarter, section 11, township 57 north range 69 west. He will prove the land is valuable for timber before the register and receiver at Sundance on October 22, 1907. Witnesses Ira Cadwell Karl S Davidson Willie N Closson Ralph B Closson, all of Ridge. Adverse claims must file by October 22, 1907.
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United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Olive A. Kuhbacher
Ridge
Custer
Montana
Wrowing
Ira Cadwell
Karl S. Davidson
Willie N. Clossoyn
Ralph B. Closson
A. Ke, Hort
Register
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Chase’s
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Isaac H. Chase
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H. H. Gunprfpas
John
William
Vlett Hotel
Cinkcom
Mivlett
H. E., Frost & CO
GUNN
John Pearson
Dagler
Eothen, Wyoming
Blanche Tinkoom
Pearson & Youngman
Burt Whiting
C. D. Sander’s
Vernon Powell
J. A. Wood
W. E. Tinkcom
Direotom
John T. Mahoney
State of
A. Pearson
C. D. Sander
Ben Colvin
Nora Daly
Geo. Nielson
C. D. Sanders
Hille
del Storm
C. W. Roberts
Del
Jack Burnett
W. J. Wood
Timber Land
Missinton
Willie N. Clogeon
Davidson
Ralph
Closson
A. KE. Hoyt
Ee Sungalkie
Tion
Eington
Joseon
Hanes
N. Clonmon
Hogiater
Clarence Fry
Luther Mahnkin
Robert Mahoney
Friend Bros
Mercantile
Fortunh
Christian Mortenson
Percheron Stallion
Crook County
Will
J. P. Bush
Ji.w.bush
Aladdin Hotel
W. A. Carroll
Aladdin, Wyoming
Ripley & Minnis
Sundance Livery and Feed Stable
Beatrage
Busi
Ness
D. P. Roberts
A. H. Palts
Mat. Walen, Saluor