Horse Thief Baldy George Captured in Meade County
Reports from surrounding papers detail Baldy George's arrest in Bison after a horse stealing spree. He allegedly sold stock to Winkel and had ties to Ex sheriff Krusoe, with deputies pursuing him across Hettinger and the Northwestern Ranch region. Evidence includes three horses identified by L. J. Bostwick and ongoing investigations into missing horses in the northwest corner of the state. Meanwhile Sheriff Hantz and Thorn pursue William McCracken after a shootout near Alzada, with two helpers held and a long tail ending near Thompson Creek Bridge.
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Baldy George
Bison
Meade County
Hettinger
Martin Peterson
Peterson
Baldy
John Winkel
Northwestern
Krusoe
Adams County
Anderson
Winkel
George
Helvig, Ellefson
Reeder
George Nest
Strool
L. J. Bostwick
Sulphur
Bow
McCracken
Hantz
Thorn
Mia
East Fork
Lee Richardson
Ben Glore
Box Elder
Mrs. Glore
McCracked
Richardson
Lee
Thompson Creek
Alzada
Alanda Fairplay
Program of Hulett Rebekah Lodge Event 1913
The Hulett Rebekah Lodge outlines a September 14 1913 program with instrumental and vocal music acts. Highlights include a Ladies Glee Club and comic duets with acts like The Suigglesa Family. Proceeds aid the lodge. future full program to be printed next week.
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Ladies Glee Club
Suigglesa
Rebekah Ladies
Hulett Rebekah Lodge
Meelyne and Jackman Wed in Lead Ceremony
A Lead wedding announces James F. Meelyne and Ada L. Jackman uniting at a Baptist church with a ring ceremony. A wedding breakfast followed, then a reception as friends wish the couple happiness in their new life.
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New Haven
G. H. Starling
The
Baptist Church
James F. Meelyne
Lead
Ada L. Jackman
Janesville
Wis
Wisconsin
Homestake Company
Frisbee argues for stricter migratory bird law enforcement
In Hancock Minnesota on August 12 1913 Ray Frisbee writes H H Gunderson of Hulett Wyoming arguing that new federal rules on migratory birds are misunderstood. He cites zones seasons and dates for waterfowl rail woodcock and shore birds and advocates consistent enforcement to preserve hunting for future generations.
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Ray Frisbee
Hancock
Minn
H. H. Gunderson
Hulett
Wyoming
Iam
Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Lowa
Minnesota
Mexico
Canada
Ll. R. Frisbee
Citizenship Papers Notice for Declaration Holders
A Kansas District Court decision requires all declarations of intention filed before Sept 27, 1606 to apply for final citizenship papers by Sept 27, 1618 or lose eligibility. The note urges affected individuals to file promptly to avoid delay or denial of naturalization.
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U.S. District Court
Kansas
Woodrow Wibcoit Evidence Supports Practical Education Claim
Fragmentary notes reference Woodrow Wibcoit and Livingstone, noting the executive office seeks a man with practical business education beyond college. The text is unclear and partial, but centers on evaluating qualifications and educational background.
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Woodrow Wibcoit
Livingstone
Hinds
Denmi
Government Whitewash Recipe Published for Rustic Use
A public notice prints the government whitewash formula touted for durability and economy. It outlines lime slaking, rice paste, glue and pigment additions, plus heating and application tips, claiming it lasts long and is cheaper than paint for wood brick or stone with options for color variations.
Keeping Eggs for Winter Preservation Methods
Instructions for storing eggs through winter using waterglass and lime water. Emphasizes selecting fresh, infertile eggs from hens without roosters, keeping shells clean, avoiding cracks, and using a cool dry cellar. Details on waterglass solution: add one quart waterglass to fifteen to twenty quarts boiled cooled water and fill jars so two inches of solution covers eggs. Do not wash eggs before packing.
Lime Water Treatment for Eggs, Sheridan Post
The procedure calls for thirty gallons of water ten pounds of salt and half a bushel of finely slaked lime. Mix well and let stand two or three days then siphon the clear liquid. Place eggs in a tub or vessel with two inches of lime water above them.
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Sheridan Post
Education That Counts the Most Starts with Place
A compact note urges choosing an education that values place and community. The message highlights local context as essential to meaningful learning and successful outcomes.
Notice of Claim on Branded Livestock by Harriet Oliver
Mrs Harriet Oliver warns all persons not to buy or accept a mortgage on any branded horses or cattle except from her. Any such transactions already made are repudiated.
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Harriet Oliver
No Trespassing Warning on Blacktail Ranches
Notice warns parties and individuals not to trespass on Blacktail ranches and pasture stock or build fires on or near the premises under penalty of the law. Signed by Bu tf N. Gi. Ciriffis.
Foy Hassan Drilling Offers Easy Terms For Well
A small ad proclaims Foy Hassan Well Drilling guarantees service for any place with easy terms. It invites readers to inquire about drilling a well and mentions locations Belle, Jhutett, and Rapid City. The note also references Lous Rapid City Business College as a patiool for ven hdd.
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Foy
Hassan
Por
Rapid City Business College
Local notices and events from Alzada area
Community updates include college ad for typewriters at Rapid City Business College and a call for local grain, hay, and machinery offers. Harvest reports from Crook County and Quail protection reminders sit beside dance plans at I O O F hall and a Hulett Ball Team fundraiser.
Land Troubles Prompt Official Notice
A terse public notice urges residents to carry land papers when dealing with property issues. It references U S Commission procedures and hints at formal steps for resolving disputes or securing titles.
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Resekah Lodge
Rebekah Tho
Eseltyne
Jachman
Kear Lodge
Rapid City Business Col
Opto
Mott
Washington
Garman Bros. & Miller
Rapid City
Nadine Storm
Sam Haptonstall
Crook County
John Bant
John Okee
Svoboda & Gray
U. S. Surveyors
Kemmnerer
Finudercon
U.S. Commission
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