New Haven es errretee 8 M. Dennis builds ranch house
Local notes describe M Dennis starting a new house on a ranch near Little Missouri River. Reports include Vint Bloxom and Harry Will gon visiting Hellet for supplies, cattle gathering near the fall roundup, and various repairs and improvements planned on Ray Friabee's fall purchase. A strong wind damaged C L Clark’s sheep pen. The New Haven Hullet Telephone Co. held a regular meeting, elected officers, and outlined a plan to build a main line from Hulett to New Haven with later branches, aiming to be ready for service in 1911.
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Errretee
Dennis
Missouri River
Vint Bloxom
Harry Willgon
Helett
Chas
Congleton
W. E. Tinkeomf
Clark
Ray Friabee
Farrall
C. L. Clark
New Haven Hulett Telephone Co
Ihs
J. J. Hauber
Mr. Glaseburn
L. H. Strand
Treas
Geof Congleton
J. F. Harrington
H. L. Willgon
Hulett
New Haven Flat
Dan
Farrall town chooses not to incorporate
The Farrall community has decided against incorporation. Mrs. A. A. Hewler is ill. L. H. Elisbery’s family will soon occupy their new home. A Christmas party and dance was held at the Harge Wood home. Several local residents visited Sundance. Hens are selling at 50 cents a dozen in Sundance. Winter remains cold with Sunday morning below freezing.
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Farrall
A. A. Hewler
L. H. Elisbery
Harge Wood
Local Roundup from Hulett and Nearby Areas
News is scarce as residents stay busy with harvest and winter preparations. Visitors include Wm Rose and Mr Douglas from Graham Montana, with social notes on a Thanksgiving dance in Nebraska and local threshing activity on Red Water.
Deer Season Ends as Local Hunters Share Tales
A reader notes the closing of the deer shooting season with several local incidents. A baby arriving at Harry Robbie's, visits by Winchester and Deckerman families, and Mary Quinn's illness after a British Columbia visit are mentioned alongside a standout deer tale from W H Hollister near his home.
Raymond Heads for LaCrosse for Holidays
BEC Raymond departed last Monday for LaCrosse Wisconsin to spend the holidays.
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Bec Raymond
LaCrosse
Wis
Moorcroft Notes and Social Roundup
Mrs Rose Lagest is ill. J B Lebo visited Moorcroft last week. Wm Conzelman builds a barn. Isaac White plans a Kansas trip. Grace Allen visited home folks. Dr Bustwick called on Miss Jennie Gordon. Leonard L White traveled to Moorcroft after salt. Wedding bells expected soon. Owen Conley went to Hulett to help move in a new restaurant keeper. Madison Dagger crafts a fine knife. Dr Lebo’s thermometer hit minus thirty. J W Clark gathered horses turned onto the highway. An educated pig won’t eat turnips unless cooked with meat. Mrs Abe Brown sick. George H King in town on land business. Fine days boost ranchers. Dance and oyster supper Dec 9 at Alva hall. Mrs Wm Wolfe and Mrs Kendrick and baby en route to Ridge MT after two weeks with W E Smith at Farrall. John Driskill back from valley towns. will aid Surveyor Blatt then home on the homestead. C D Sanders takes charge of the Valley Irrigator at Newell. Ripley hall lights and Bear Lodge Pharmacy display stock. J W Clark family of Carlie Thanksgiving with Geo Dye. Mr and Mrs Chas Sydnor from Little Missouri ranch visited. Henry Taylor of Ridge sought winter supplies. Rev McCampbell touring Dakota Divide. Dr Smith quarantines scarlet fever in a young man’s family. Mr and Mrs John Merryman of Buffalo Creek and Ridge guests at Louis home. BE Wakeman elected county treasurer visited Moorcroft. Pink carries 400 vote majority. Public schools closed for spearlet fever by health officers. Auction of old school property drew no sale. top bid $400. Moorcroft Limes.
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Madison Dagger
Dr. Lebo
J. W. Clark
Carlile
Geo. M. Dye
Chas. Sydnor
Missouri
Henry Taylor
Ridge
Moorcroft
McCampbell
Dakota Divide
Smith
Marshal
Notarial Work Praised by Sheriff Farrell in Gunderson Visit
Sheriff Farrell toured the area on Tuesday praising diligent notarial services. He noted a wide range of notarial tasks completed correctly, reflecting steady local administrative activity in Gunderson.
Lease Transfer of Pool Hall and Bowling Alley to Robert Camp
Due to ill health the owner leases the pool hall and bowling alley to Robert Camp. Camp will take possession around December 15 and run the business for patrons. The former owner J. W. Barrow thanks patrons and seeks a continued relationship under Camp.
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Robert Camp
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New Haven
D. G. Frost
Chas. Smith
Bud Anderson
Frank Warner
Sundance
Egge
Globe
Butterfiield
D.G. Ellsbury
Nix
Wm. B. Wolfe
Kendrick
Baby
N. Williams
Grendy
Idaho
C.C. Ripley
Beulah
Carroll Kimball
Montgomery-Ward
Donald Doings
Wm. Rose
Mr. Mouglas
Graham, Mont
Bob Waddington
Nebraska
Phillips Bros
Redwater
Ripley
O. F. Morse
Spearfish
Aleo
Geome
Aladdin
Heide
Owen Conley
The
Garman Brothers
Otie Massie
Ridge, Mont
John Merritt
Texas
J. H. Graham
Jim Chittim
Efe
Geo. Byrd
Sturgis
Harry Robison
Wm. Meadow
Howard Sherrard
Mre
Winchester
Deckerman
Gon Joe
Antoine Fort
Mary Quinn
British Columbia
W. H. Hollister
Rose Lagest
Lebo
Wm. Conzelman
Isaac White
Kansas
Grace Allen
Bustwick
Jennie Gordon
Leonard L. White
R. K. Mespell
Abe Brown
George H. King
Gillette
Montana
W. E. Smith
John Driskill
Belle Fourche
Surveyor Blatt
C. D. Sanders
Newell
Brer. Sanders
Ripley Hall
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
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