Local and Personal News from Hulett Area
W E B Tinkcom returned to Tompson creek with cattle load he hoped to ship but could not secure a rock car for the shipment. He drove eighty miles with stock for no purpose. I N Seely returned to Waterloo after visiting his parents. Seely is foreman at International Harvester shops. Fred Sutton came from Belle Fourche with sheep for Bush Brothers and notes fuel shortage due to a coal strike. G W Dennis lost a yearling calf under the ice on the Little Missouri. Bronson and Powers of Powers Auto Co of Belle Fourche were in Hulett after a New Haven trip by way of Alzada and Ridge. Mrs R L Bush moved to town for the remainder of winter and crossing the river the ice broke causing difficulty. W M Woods in Moorcroft for two weeks on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Seely
Waterloo
Harmon Seely
Mr.Seely
International Harvester Company
Fred Sutton
Belle Fourche
Bush Brothers
Fred
G. W. Dennis
Missouri
Bronson and Powers
Powers Auto Company
Hulett
New Haven
Alzada
Ridge
R. L. Bush
Woods
Moorcroft
True Repentance Exchange Sparks Marriage Question
In a playful exchange, Henpeck chides stealing as foolish, Henderson objects noting a kiss theft led to marriage, revealing a lighthearted domestic quip about spousal fate and irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henpeck
Henderson
Ewing Residents Mention Local Death and Preparations for Winter
In Deadwood South Dakota Mrs Martin dies, mourned by locals. I O Glassburn and E A Watson take sheep to South Dakota for winter. Mrs George Redding and daughter Vivian visit Mrs C T W Prebaek in New Haven. Lloyd Redding returns home after summer sheep herding and will begin school soon. J J Belehe, Ed Seig, Cliff Head, Marion Harrington, C P Kester, J J Christiansen, Cecil Kester, Hugh Davidson, Lena Brion—community activities and travel noted as winter preparations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Deadwood
South Dakota
I. O. Glassburn
E. A. Watson
George Redding
Vivian
Marjorie Frisbee
C. TW. Prebaek
New Haven
Lloyd Redding
J. J. Belehe
Marion Harrington
Ewing
Ridge
Montana
C. P. Kester
J. J. Christiansen
Cecil Kester
Hugh Davidson
Nebraska
Lena Brion
Moorcroft
Bear Lodge Dance News and Local Happenings
After a long cold spell with about fourteen inches of snow residents shared news of recent visits and work. Willard Barrett is employed by Dr. Barrett. Roy Waugh called at C J Derrickson’s en route to dental care. Arthur Knowles reports five coyotes and seven skunks caught. Thanksgiving dance drew over one hundred in Hulett. Plans for a Christmas and a New Year dance with a mask New Year party, lights, and clean hall. Lew Atkinson traveled from the ranch and covered four miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Waugh
C.J. Derrickson
Dr. Barrett
Arthur Knowles
Hulett
Ellendale Social News Highlights and Local Moves
Ellendale notes report C L Tate back after illness and Zena Geiger recovering from appendicitis surgery. Catherine Foster stayed with Miss Alter. Svoboda family spent Thanksgiving with Painter relatives. Clarence Collins moved to Sam Tate ranch. Curtis Clark visited. Guy Seely and wife en route to Alva. Ira Stockton cutting logs for Tate. Earnest Fowlkes employed by A G Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Collins
Sam Tate
Guy Seely
Montana
Alva
Ira Stockton
C. L. Tate
Earnest Fowlkes
A. G. Morgan
Aladdin Edges Hulett In Close Season Opener
Hulett lost 15 to 13 at Aladdin in the first game of the season. Hulett led 12 to 4 at half, but Aladdin rallied to grab the lead late. Return game set for December 25 at Hulett hall. Lineups list Hulett Brown Ripley Asal Chittim Grimmer and Aladdin Heijde Clatto Nicholson Hoffman Miller Heatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Aladdin
Hulett Hall
Hulett - Brown
Ripley
Asal
Harold Chittim
Grimmer
Aladdin - Heijde
Clatto
Nicholson
Hoffman
Miller
Heatland
Mrs Kate Ingraham and children move to West Plains Missouri
Mrs Kate Ingraham and her children have relocated to West Plains Missouri to establish residence there, finalizing a family move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Ingraham
West Plains
Missouri
Public Land Sale Notice and Estray Reward Listing
An estray notice offers five dollars reward for a brindle steer branded UL on the left side, cared for at Rockypoint Wye, David W Riesland. A separate public land sale notice by the U S Land Office Sundance Wyoming on November 6 1910 announces sale of SW 4 Section 28 Township 57 North Range 6 West with minimum 225 per acre, January 27 1920, 2 PM, to Susan V Eaton Weston. highest bidder pays immediately. claims due by sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
General Land Office
R. S
Susan V. Eaton
Weston
C. H. Massie
Public Land Sale Notice for Lot 4 Section 21 Township 53 West
U S Land Office announces a public sale on January 27 1020 at 2 30 PM for a tract Lot 4 Section 21 Township 53 West Range 63 West, principal meridian. Minimum price less than 21 per acre, sale conducted by HM Massie Register Roy Bush and T A Pearson attend Masonic lodge meeting in Sheridan reported. Sylvester McConnabby buys D FB Irvin sheep band totaling about 240 head as Irvin plans winter trip to California if ranch care can be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
General Land Office
KR. S
J. Walter Bush
Hulett
Lot
Worth
Massie
Register
Roy Bush
T. A. Pearson
Sheridan
Masonic Lodge
Sylvester McConnaby
Irvin
California
Lewis BE. Atkinson
New Haven
Wignery
Enw
West 6Th Principal Meridian
Paul W. Yeoman
United States
Wyo
C.H. Massie
Commissioner of the
Annie B. Coburn
Mona
Landowners urged to file claims or objections soon
The above described land are advised to file their claims or objections on or before the time designated, November twenty to December eighteen, as directed by C. H. Massie, Register. The notice calls for timely response from affected owners to formalize records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Massie
Hulett Educational Guild Holds Notable Regular Meeting
The guild’s regular meeting at the hall drew a sizable appreciative audience after an unusually interesting program was prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett Educational Guild
Notice for Public Publication Tract Isolated October 24 1919
Albert C. Moore came down from the New Hayey vicinity on a Wednesday in the year 1919, with a public record notice referencing tract isolation and publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Moore
Hayey
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. EB. Tinkcom
Tompson Creek
Ed Seig
Cliff Head
Chase Durfee
Bear Lodge
Mr. Cremeens
E. E. Sims
Willard Barrett
Lew Atkinson
Crockery
Hulett Rochdale CO
General Ranch Supplies
Joots
Ellendale
Catherine Foster
Miss Alter
Zena Geiger
el Svoboda
Painter
Curtis Clark
Pringe
National Joy
Prince Albert
Liea
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston Salem, N. C
UL Eae
Sami D
Estray
David W. Riesland
Rockypoint, Wye
Commissioner of the General Land Office
R S
Leon R. Adama
Oshoto
Awliyaw Section
Township
Rpm Ilc
H Massie
Commissioner
The
Herman H. Kiehl
Dan't Julick
Nelynely
Township 51
Sarah P. Redding
noYewly
Tod N
U. S.com
At Liberty
Isaiah Red Hunnicutt
Ynorth
Mansie
U.S. Land Office
Delbert F. Irvin
Keetion
U. S Land Office
Robert H. Byrd
Township 41
Range GS West
Joseph T. Graves
Magan the Tiny
Cri. Mossig
Reginter
Inter Mountain Globe
Punt
Sher
Ander
Adama
Hulett State Bank
Hall
Ormonia F. J. & CO
Toledo
All Druggista
Lawrence Cochran
C. H. Magsie
Pollock
Aaid
H. Massie
Samuel A. Ryes
Selyselg
C,h. Masete
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