Local Items From Tower Notes and Nearby People
Mrs. Fred Rhoades left Monday for Indiana. Al Conley family visited Sanger and others. Florence Good visiting Mrs. Laney. Mable Dagger with sister Mrs. L. W. Mespell. Ray Ott and F A Sanger set September 2 horse race for $50. Lipes Conleys and Andersons berrying camping trip Friday to Sunday. Foot race at Tower Sunday. Tom Jones won $100 over Harry Keifer. Nell Gregory arrived to prepare for next year’s school. Found a gent’s gold watch at C L Tate’s. owner must prove property and pay advertising. Mrs. John Youngman returns home from Omaha health trip. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Congleton welcomed a daughter. Will Nuckolls honeymooned and returned.
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Fred Rhoades
Indiana
al Conley
Sanger
Tower
Harry Keifer
Tom Jones
Mr. Jones
John Youngman
Omaha
Charles Congleton
Grandpa George
Will Nuckolls
Alva Cream Wagon to Visit Hulett Twice Weekly
The Alva Cream Wagon will travel to Hulett on Mondays and Thursdays each week. A depot has been set up at Chaflin's barn for receiving cream and for leaving empty cans and checks for customers.
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Alva
Hulett
Chaflin
Man Accused of Poisoned Corn Threatens Neighbors in Deadwood
Dick Mathwig, a rancher living near Spearfish tract, appeared before Judge McHugh on a charge of scattering poisoned corn that killed neighboring fowl. He admits planting the corn but says it was to kill gophers, not to harm neighbors. He pleads not guilty and is to reappear August 15 in Deadwood on own recognizance.
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Deadwood
Elkhorn
Dick Mathwiy
Spearfish
McHugh
Charles Stilop
Mathwig
Red Cross Social at C. S Tate's Next Saturday
A Red Cross social is planned at C. S Tate's residence next Saturday evening. You are invited.
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Red Cross Social
C. S Tate
Little Crabdell Clawson Rests in Alva Cemetery
Crabdell Clawson was born April 26 1914 and died August 11 1917 aged 3 years 3 months 22 days. Funeral held at the church in Alva with many neighbors present. Remains laid to rest in Alva Cemetery to awaken in the morning.
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Crabdell Clawson
Alva
Local readers praised for kindness after sorrow
Martha Clawson and T. A. Clawson express gratitude to neighbors and friends for support. Arcadia Nebraska visitors John Weliv and wife travel to spend winter with Terhune family. Judge Tate recovering from a neck injury blamed on a doctor’s lance. Ames finishes homestead proof on the Little Missouri.
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Martha Clawson
T. A. Clawson
Hiram Mahoney
John Weliv
Arcadia
Nebraska
Terhune
Mrs. Welty
Mrs. Terhune Sr
Judge Tate
Charles P. Ames
Little
Missouri
Social at the School House Spurs Community Spirit
A social at the school house showcased local progress and entertainment, signaling better days for the community. Sam Tate arrived with goods to re-establish on his ranch after three years in Missouri, planning his return with wife Mrs. Tate to follow. Harry Faulkner’s sale offers nearly new goods in fine condition.
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Sam Tate
Missouri
Wyoming
Mrs. Tate
Sam
Harry Faulkner
Unclear Phrase Referencing Drve Mountains and Fruit
Fragmentary line suggests a rural or regional saying about travel to mountains for fruit and being behind a wagon. No identifiable people places or organizations. Context insufficient for a proper news item or dated event.
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ER. A. Driskill
Quen Daddy
Rupert
Vinas International
H. E. Frost
Emgalmer
Montana
Calla
Belle Fourche, S.D
Crook County
Herefords
Denvers
Belgia
Hiram Mahghey
Farm Loan
Hulett Farm Loan Association
T. G. Clark
John W. Hay
U. S. Senate
F. E. Warren
T. C. Diers
Wilson
Diers
Florence Good
Sundance
E. A. Laney
Nell Gregory
C. L. Tate
J. H. Chittim
Crock County Labor Bureau
M.co. Roberts
Fred W. Blatt
Sundance, Wyoming
Tve
Kerer
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