Farrall Findings and Rural Notes from the Region
Rain improves ground for crops though storms take a cow by lightning. Wool hauling from Gillette. haying progress steady despite showers. Local trades include lumber deliveries in Spearfish and haying on ranches south of C. Ripley. New houses to be built by buyers of the Herald property after cattle sale. alfalfa ready to mow. Various residents visit, travel, or work on farms and ranches. no cattle shipments yet this fall. grazing grass remains green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Robert Warner
Gillette Country
Jay Haines
Frank Warner
Oak Creek notes mix weather and small town life
Local reports from Oak Creek describe hail at Horlockers and hot weather, crops bound and threshers due, plus visits from Harmon Roden and family. Several residents, including Clarence LaGest and Isaac White, faced minor misfortunes while outings. community news covers farm work, a house fire, dental work starting, a chicken fry, and local road quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Guild
Tom McClanahan
Chas Gage
Clarence Bell
Oak Creek
Mia
A. P. Anderson l
Lydia
Effie
Deadwood
Hills Points
Contester Delays Homestead Battle for Improvements
A resident informs a would be challenger to delay a homestead contest until upgrades are completed. He plans 25 acres of alfalfa a barn a hen house a granary a well and an addition to the house while noting water is not yet on the property. He jokes of “taking out a couple of stacks” with the gentleman and hints at ongoing preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Clarke
Forest
Wye
Santa Clara
Washington
Lodge Mourns Two Deaths in Hulett Circles
Resolutions from Hulett Lodge No 46 I O O F express sympathy for Odd fellow George F Grenier and Odd feller Charles W Miller over the deaths of Lena Connelly and Minnie Miller dated August 14 1909 in Hulett Wyoming with notices to publish in the Inter Mountain Globe. Committees Ebenezer Proctor George F Grenier H H Gunderson sign the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Connelly
George F
Grenier
Hulett Lodge No
Hulett Lodge No. 46
Inter Mountain Globe
Hulett Wyoming
Sir F. Byrd
Elmore Engle
H. H. Gunders
Minnie Miller
Oddfellow
Charles W. Miller
Hulett Lodge
Ebenezer Proctor
George F. Grenier
H. H. Gunderson
Miller Greek Visitors and Local Family Contacts
Fred Morlan and family visit R. W. Garman. Morlan is Mrs. Garman's brother. Mrs. E. E. Reed visited Clark home Friday. Miss Bessie Fischer passed through on her Sundance trip. David Frasier M D Powell Roy Elliot visited, toured the Tower and Buttes Saturday. Chas Warford visited C. D. Garman Sunday. Dagger's father returned to Iowa after a pleasant visit with the Dagger Fordyce families. M. M. Powell and family, Mrs. Clark and Dora visited Sunny Divide Wednesday and Thursday. Laney shut down his saw mill for farm work. Mrs. Linn visited Mrs. E. F. Reed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erv. Richards
Jesper Haskins
Gillette
Miss Truax
P. V. Wells
Huston Joreek
Edgar M. Sanford
R. Wright
Eric Huseby
Croy
Omaha
Bessie Fischer
Sundance
David Frasier
M. D. Powell
Roy Elliot
Tower
Buttes
Chas Warford
C. D. Garman
Advertised Letters and Local Notices from Hulett Post
Advertised letters remain at the Hulett post office Miss Dora Harper and Mr E B Armstrong not called for within 80 days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Mrs Dean left for Miller South Dakota after a visit with family Crook County Fair dates are September 2 3 and 4 early shippers arrive with houses and cattle for market
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Dora Harper
Dean
Miller
S. D
Murphy
Arthur
Crook County Fair
Mighty ood Advice Lee Dunkel Advice from a Weatoner cattleman
Lee Dunkel of Weatoner, a lifelong county resident, recalls his experience as a cattleman. He warns against extreme farming or stock ventures, urging balanced care of cattle and sensible farming to stay ahead. His view reflects long settlement history and steady persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dunkel
Weatoner
Lee
Brule County
Oacoma
Arzus
Merrick visits town. plans dream of mountain mill
A. B. Merrick and wife stopped in for greetings and announced plans to relocate a large sawmill operation onto the western side of the mountains. The visit included locals noting his role in employment and regional industry prosperity.
Globe Office Subscription Offer
An advertisement invites readers to place subscriptions with the Globe office to save postage and meet any legitimate U S price. It emphasizes convenient ordering and favorable pricing within the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Globe Office
U. S
Teachers’ examination dates announced for August twenty seventh
The examination for teachers will be held August 27 and 28 at the Hulett school house. Remember the dates and location for reporting and testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
For Sale Deering mower and rake by D A Ruland Alva
One second hand Deering mower offered for four six and five foot out with a ten foot steel Deering rake both in good repair. Inquire of D A Ruland Alva Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ruland
Alva
Wyoming
Wyo
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Herman B. Gunderson
Halett
Farrall
Walter Nettelhoret
George Hemler
Jones
D. G. Frost
Mrs. Farris
Sherman Fordyce
H. H. Haskin
Owen Conley
R. W. Rakestraw
Mr. Horlocker
Ed Allen
Sam Aurand
Pine Ridge
Clyde Marshall
Clarence LaGest
Isaac White
Sylvia Pecht
Winnie Kelly
Alfred Conley
Willie
Guy Simon
Clint Wells
Harmon Roden
Mort
Allen
Sieg
Mr. Ripley
Oak Creek Cullings
A. B. Pecht
W. N. Proctor
Storm
Hulett East
Jesse Hamlin
H. ©. Knoff
Miss Rose Redding
Chas Holden
Ben West
Neugebanr
G. D. Willard
J. J. Nelson
Fred Morlan
R. W. Garman’s
Mr. Morlen
Mrs. Garman
E. E. Reed
Clark Home
Mighty
A. B. Merrick
Wade Ryan
J. M. Cole
Pearl Cole
Seattle
Coles
Grace
Walter
Bert
Fred Ma@urdy
Indiana
Edd Willson
Belle Fourche
W. A. Ripley
Anna Anderson
Warrens Peaks
W.R. Jones
Zanesville
Ohio
Ina Fry
Julia Brose
Jim Roberts
Agnes Anderson
Beaver Creek
Guoderson
Joseph B. Bowls
Globo
Trane Marxs
Ceariabie
Ates
Fe Scientific Fimerican
Pocaliat
Sundance, Wyoming
W. W. Baher
Wryoming
R. Loomdes
Hulett Barber Shop
Kerer Building
Hulett, Wyo
J. H. Chittim
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