Meeting in Burns Oregon Brings Converts and Church Growth
A Pacific Baptist letter reports Rev. A. K. MacRae leading a successful Burns Oregon meeting. Converts and returning members join within a year, aided by a pastor and his wife. The group plans a church car purchase and expands missions to serve desert-area communities, amid a push to prepare for expected regional immigration and railroad development.
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Wk Ge
Pacific Baptist
Burns
Ore
A. K. MacRae
MacRae
Mackee
D. Loree
A M, Williams
Notice to Re-record Brands in 1915 and Decennial Fee
All brands must be re-recorded in 1915 and every ten years after with a 150 cent total fee. Renewals require a plain drawing and identification of brand location, name, and address sent to Secretary Fred L. Thompson of the State Board of Live Stock Commissioners in Cheyenne. Transfers and bills of sale must be recorded and properly acknowledged.
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Secretary of the
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Cattle for sale by Jayne and Driskill at Spring Creek ranch
Cattle for sale with term options. From yearlings to steers and heifers. Price ten dollars per head with one year balance at eight percent interest. Located 54 miles north of Spearfish at 8 E Morden ranch on Spring Creek. Bring hay quantity statement. Call or write Spearfish firm Jayne and Driskill.
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Spearfish
Cattle herd visible at Murphy's farm near Alva
About 88 head of mixed cattle can be seen at A. J. Murphy's place five miles northwest of Alva, illustrating local ranch stock on the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Murphy
Alva
Married in Belle Fourche on Thanksgiving Day
Miss Evelyn Reed and Jerry Solomon wed at the Reed home with Rev. Reynolds officiating. The bride, a Belle Fourche resident for two years, and the groom, a Wyoming farmer now with Bear Lodge Mining Co., will reside there after a small gathering with relatives and a wedding supper.
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Evelyn Reed
Jerry Solomon
E. E. Reed
Rev. Reynolds
Congregational Church
Reynolds
Belle Fourche
Wyoming
Bear Lodge Mining Co
Reed
Tower
Tower Country
Coal mine accident leaves Buckmiller badly hurt
John Buckmiller was seriously injured in a coal mine incident on Little Powder river. A wall of coal buried him last Tuesday evening, he was rescued unconscious and taken by improvised ambulance to Parks ranch then to Hulett after a 43 mile, six hour trip. He suffers two broken ribs a fractured hip and extensive bruising.
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John Buckmiller
Hulett
Little Powder River
Parks Ranch
W. Kt. Reeves
H. H. Gunderson
Mr. Reeve
Ford
Roy Frisbee
C. L. Tate
John Bant
Notice to customers at New Haven Store
All open accounts must be settled before January 1, 1916. C. H. Hoback, New Haven Store, New Haven, Wyoming.
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C. H. Hoback
New Haven
Wyo
Reward Offered for Information on Trespassers at Premises
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of parties trespassing on the premises of W. W. and J. L. Driekil. The notice seeks to deter unlawful entry and protect property.
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W. W
J. L. Driekil
Glote Office Offers Prompt Job Printing
Local printer Glote Office advertises quick neat job printing services for all kinds of printing needs, highlighting reliability and speed for customers seeking quality work.
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Glote
Whitewood couples unite in marriage at home ceremony
Stephen Geis and Miss Florence Clayton wed in Whitewood with Rev. Father Dube officiating. The couple, both long associated with Black Hills life, plan a short visit to Crawford Nebraska before settling on the groom’s ranch at Hothen Wyoming.
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Whitewood
Stephen Geis
Florence Clayton
Father Dube
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Deadwood
Charles Thompson
Iis
Burlington
Crawford
Nebraska
Jo. F. McMaster
Geis
A. H. Olson
New York City
E. F. Roberts
Rapid City
Hothen
Wye
Wyoming Seeds to Be Free for Dry-Land Farms
Wyoming delegation announces free distribution of limited Sudan grass and four pound sacks of a new field pea variety for next spring. One variety per applicant, given in order of receipt, with a suggested second choice. Funds come from a special appropriation for field tests on dry lands.
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Wyoming
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Harry
Ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
L. H. Dewing
Harms, B.D. S
Nichols & Lytle Lawyers
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U.S. Court
Sundance
H. E. Frost
Embalner WO
Calla
Sundance, Wyoming
Fred W. Blat
Wtro
B.C
NOBLE
W.W. Baker
Siya
Oregon
Fred L. Thompson
Jayne & Driskill Speariah
J. J. Campbell
Chadron
W. J. Clayton
Peadwood
Deadwood Pioneer Times
Washington
F. H W. Barrow
Col. Bryan
Witchen
Kitchen
O. F. Hall
Gunderson
Keker
Tion
Aladdin
Wyoming Mercantile Company
Feed & Sale Stablee
Ceam
Alute
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Wyo
Coyotes
Loti
Gabe
A.B. Shubert, Inc
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