Medical doctors offer free consultation in Denver for chronic diseases
Wyoming licensed physicians advertise free consultation and examination for chronic stomach and nervous system disorders among others. They claim modern methods, will treat kidney bladder issues with urine sample, and invite all ages to verify whether their treatment can help. They warn some cases are incurable but promise honest, confidential care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Doctors
State of
Wyoming
Prairian
Denver
Colorado
Pork and Crop Production Club Ends Season at Hulett
The Pork and Crop Production Club will close its season next Saturday with judging at Hulett The display aims for transfer to the state fair Mr Reeves will receive the exhibit and any other entries from Crook County urging a strong showing to travel to the fair Prepare and bring or notify Mr Reeves now for coordination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Farrall Findings and Local Notices
Johnny Wayne's little girl was badly hurt by an ironing board strike. Her leg was crushed and broken. Mr and Mrs Guy Evans and daughter of Norfolk Nebraska visit the ranch for a few weeks. W R Collins and Sons purchase Walter Collins saw mill to operate this fall. Anna Jean Andrews of Beulah visits Leta Butterfield. Gladys Willsie visits Seliz home. Mrs J W Webster and son Morris visit Sundance this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrall
Johnny Wayne
Guy Evans
Norfolk
Nebraska
W. R. Collins and Sons
Walter Collin
Anna Jean Andrews
Beulah
Leta Butterfield
Gladys Willsie
Seliz
Down the River and Surrounding Moves Reported
Mr and Mrs J L Driskill traveled to Spearfish last week. Frances Faulkner and children went to Washington W BR. Collins relocates his sawmill to Farrall for fall work. Ferrerda sold his ranch to W B Ponnell and plans to move to Lutliana this fall. Colin Massie returns toArkansas after visiting nearby. Mrs W R Moore and daughter Phylis visit Belle Fourche to be with Zella, who is hospitalized with a broken ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Driskill
Community votes to keep Rev Brown amid progress at Hulett church
In a Sunday gathering the audience unanimously supported retaining Rev. Brown if he stays. Nearby notes show crops improving, families traveling, and local farmers busy with hay, grain, and cattle trades. A taste of community life includes a Velvet Chaff wheat sample and a fund-raising box for a Victrola at Ed Odell’s Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Rev. Brown
Jesus Christ
Vada Haeselies
Floyd Sanger
Rae Ott
Dagger
Tower
Iowa
Minnesota
Colorado
Ed Odell
Notice of Public Sale of School Lands in Wyoming
Notice by the State Board of School Land Commissioners announcing a public auction sale of specified school lands in Crook County Wyoming on November 2 1917 at 11 o clock at the courthouse Sun dance for cash or up to eighteen annual payments with interest. Lands priced at 144 per acre with minimum bid 10 per acre. Purchaser bears ad cost and may buy improvements. Right reserved to reject bids.
Closing trip for Raw leigh remedies prompts quick settlements
Charles Mitchell asks all indebted to him to arrange immediate settlement as he cannot carry the account. Farm Loan Association reports lands appraisals ongoing and plans completion this week. Red Cross Social at Tate's hosted a well attended event raising 5.60 for society work. Found a gold watch at C L Tate's. owner may claim by proving property and paying ad. Chittim notes a successful Harry Faulkner sale with buyers and high prices. Colvin markets a new Allen car showing its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
Rawleigh
Red Cross
Tate
C. L. Tate
J. H. Chittim
Notice of Sale of School Lands at Sundance Wyoming
Public auction to sell Southeast quarter Section Seven Township 57 North Range 62 West Sixth Principal Meridian Crook County Wyoming at the courthouse steps on September 2 1917 at 1 o clock A M The parcel is 100 acres with appraised value 13 334 per acre The sale allows 10 percent down and rest in equal annual payments The Land Commissioners reserve the right to reject bids The notice is dated August 20 1917 and signed by Frank L Houx and Ray E Les Secretary of Public Lands Commissioner of Public Lands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of School Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Sundance
County of
Crook
State of
Wyoming
A. D
Frank L. Howx
Ray E. Lee
Public Landa
Bhat
Commissioner of
Range Peree
A. P
Frank L. Houx
Ray E. Les
Public Lands
Mortgage Notice of Foreclosure in Crook County Wyoming
Mortgage default on July 24 1915 by Charles Judd and Grace Judd to Joseph T Steward of Hall County Nebraska. Foreclosure sale set for September 21 1917 at 10 AM at Sundance Wyoming front courthouse steps to satisfy 500 principal and 41.81 interest plus costs. Property described as the east half of the southwest quarter and west one half of the northwest quarter in Crook County with appurtenances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Judd
Grace
Judd
Hall County
Nebraska
Joseph T. Steward
Crook County
Wyoming
Sundance
Crook
Air P. M
Real Estate Loan Offer Cited By Hulett State Head
An advance from Hulett State Head promotes lending on real estate with figures and terms described in the fragment. The item signals a money loan service targeting property buyers or owners seeking financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
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