Wyoming to Lead Nation in Rail Construction Plans
The article argues Wyoming will surpass all states in new railroad mileage over the next two years as lines from Burlington Union Pacific Colorado and Southern Northwestern Milwaukee Denver Laramie and Idaho and the Laramie and Hahn's Peak move to build or extend. It credits business motives, notes Wyoming's vast coal iron ore and oil resources, and cites forecasts on resource depletion to bolster calls for investment in rail traffic and reclamation.
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Wyoming
Union
Burlington
Union Pacific
Colorado and Southern
Northwestern
Miwaukee
Paul
Denver
Laramie
Idaho
Hahn's
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Froosevelt
Scientific American
Mertville
Seminoe
Iron Mountain
Rawlins
Casper
Laramie Peak
Utah
Dakota Line
E. H. Harriman
Jim Hi
Diields
Cheyene Daily Leader
Frame Worthy Comments Elevate Public Discourse
A collection of well-crafted remarks is praised as highly frameable by readers and editors alike, illustrating thoughtful commentary that deserves display. The pieces showcase clear argument, respectful tone, and engaging insight that resonates with local audiences.
Tower Topics in brief from the local scene
Mr. Kelly's new house is completed. J B Lebo rounds up cattle this week. Irvin Rickel left for Sheridan Wyoming Tuesday. Mise Lepainteur ill recent week. Alvin Johnson seen since Friday. Newell Garman feels better this week. H T Neibaum of Ames Kansas visiting L L White family. One Lebo turkey reported lost. Found on the Tower postmistress table Thanksgiving day. Fiecher family arrived from Valentine Nebraska and were held in Moorcroft for inspection. Card in post office for Mrs F B Shellhase. Floyd urged to come forward and clarify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kelly
Lebo
Irvin Rickel
Sheridan
Wyoming
Mise Lepainteur
Alvin Johnson
Newell Garman
H. T. Neibaum
Ames
Kansas
L. L. White
North Fork Notes Tell Social Visits And Dance News
Ray Bush and wife visited friends at Ridge last week. Barbara Rathbun hosted Monday evening guests and later visited her parents in New Haven. Bernice Burne visited local friends. Miss Cleo Richardson won the best waltz prize at the Whitehall dance at Thanksgiving. North Fork skating is good and youths enjoyed last Saturday on the ice. A Ridge and North Fork crowd attended the Whitehall Thanksgiving dance and reported an enjoyable time.
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Ray Bush
Ridge
Barbara Rathbun
Bernice Burne
New Haven
North Fork
Mr. Stevenson
Doff Mewhirter
Cleo Richardson
Whitehall
Thanksgiving social rounds in section with festivities and winds
Thanksgiving activities included turkey shooting and dancing despite a stormy period. Large crowds attended the Campbell ranch shooting match on the 25th and the Haskell place event on November 21. A wind storm on the 24th brought little new snow. Miss Helen Waddington finished a term at Pine Creek as a top Normal graduate and teacher. Mrs. Helen Cady plans a Spearfish visit for family and business, with Mrs. Nellie Baxter and Lillian McDonald in the mix.
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Mr. Campbell
McDonald Hall
Helen Cady
Spearfish
Nellie Baxter
Lillian
McDonald Home
Helen
Mrs. McDonald
Pine Creek
Fancy Christmas Magazine Bundle Offer Hits Local Newsstand
Review of Reviews priced at 38 dollars, Womans Home Companion 1.25, McClure's Magazine 1.50, access Magazine 1.00, Tutor Mountain Globe 1.60, total four dollars seventy five cents at the Globe office. Belle Fourche residents urged to visit W A Losh Studio near Erickson's rooming house on Maple Street for Xmas photographs. D A 8 Gay Hardware Co. listed as wholesale and retail hardware supplier in town.
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Womans Home Companion
McClure’s Magazine
Access Magazine
Tuter Mountain Globe
Globe
Belle Fourche
W. A. Losh
Erickson
Maple St
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office at Sundance Wyoming announces Frank Sutton of Lett Crook County Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a homestead claim for wig sek awne Lot 2 section 3 township 54 north range 64 west Sixth Principal Meridian before U S Commissioner Herman H Gunderson at Huletteen on December 28 1908 witnesses William B Morrison Fred M Sutton Herbert G Sutton and Fred Bothwell. A E Hoyt Register. Nov 2 to Dec 24.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Sundance
Herman H. Gunderson
U. S
Huletteen
William B. Morrison
Aladdin
Wyoming
Fred M. Sutton
Herbert G. Sutton
Hulett
Fred Bothwell
Alva, Woming
A. E. Hoyt
Register
U. S. Land Office
Edward Martin
Crook County
Range
6Th
Principal Meridian
Robert F. Mewhirter
Malcolm Martin
Melvin G. Brown
Guy Mewhirter
Hulet Wyoning
Peter Nieman
Belle Fourche
Butte County
South Dakota
Fred Selby
Goldie
Crook
Othie
United States
Edward W. Jolley
Vaughn
Ackerman
Robert Sager
Jameca Jolley
G. Bott
Interior
Sunnee
Fred S. Gantz
Belleirche
Dak
Roy
White
Marie V. Andrewa
John H. Harney
Grover Harney
Belle Lace
Golden Wedding Near Eothen Wyoming in 1908
The Derricksons celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary at home near Eothen Wyoming on November 24 1908. Attendees included O J Derrickson R E Derrickson Delbert Phillips Wm Golding and Rev J M Derrickson. Gifts included gold sums and a relic purse from Rev J M Derrickson. A sumptuous dinner followed and blessings were wished for the elderly couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Derrickson
Eothen
Wyoming
Derrickson
O. J. Derrickson
R. E. Derrickson
Delbert Phillips
Wm. Golding
J. M. Derrick
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The
Price Too
Globe Office
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wyoming State Board of Horticulture
Tower Topics
Mr. Fiecher
Valentine, Nebraska
Moorcroft
Mra. F, B
Shellhase
Floyd
North Fork Flat
Pornald Doings
A. 8. Gay Hardware Co
Selle Fourche, 8. D
Spearfish Mail
Helett
Wyo
Joe Lytle
Sundance Monitor
Register of the Land Office
Joe
Earth
R. Loomis
Kerer Building
Hulett, Wyo
A. J. Croy
Uyonnning
D. W. Fawkes
Jilley & Young
Fancy Grocerries
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