Wedded Yesterday at Crook County Ranch Home
Ina Eaton and Lon C. Russell wed yesterday at a Crook county ranch home in a ceremony conducted by Rev. J. M. Brown of Hulett. The couple joins two old respected families and plans an enduring western marriage, with wishes for happiness and a stable future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Eaton
Ictaselajie Bear Lodge Moundale
Ina
Lon C. Russell
J. M. Brown
Hulett
Crook County
George M. Russell
I O O F Lodge Elects Officers For Next Six Months
Last Saturday evening the I O O F local lodge held its regular election. The new slate includes N G N A Garman V G L J Schiller secretary A C Turneaure treasurer RK W Garman trustee Elmore Engle. Installations will occur at the second January meeting under District Deputy W F Leslie. A large attendance is hoped for at the installation as interest in lodge work grows.
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N. G
N. A. Garman
V. G
L. J. Schiller
A. C. Turneaure
RK. W. Garman
Elmore Engle
W. F. Leslie
Baker suffers broken leg from wagon mishap
Monday evening Charles Baker, driving from the Asher Knepper place toward his home, had his leg crushed between a stump and wagon rigging. The fracture was reduced by a doctor. Baker, employed in carpenter work, faces a tough winter due to reduced earnings and relocation to the Koepper home for the season.
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Charles Baker
Asher Knepper
Charles
Baker
Koepper
Barber Shop and Pool Hall Sold to W S Miller
Last Saturday W S Miller bought the E F McCullough barber shop and pool hall. He plans equipment upgrades and will convert a bowling alley to free floor space. Miller will also run a restaurant, promising a busy, profitable enterprise.
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W.S. Miller
E. F. McCullough
Charlies Bissacca
Beulah
Mc. Cullough
Miller
Garman Sale Attracts Large Crowd And Spirited Bids
The Garman sale drew a large crowd on Saturday with spirited bidding. Missouri whisper of Chittim's provoked competition as usual with articles selling near their value. Livestock performed well and fetched good prices. Sale extended late into the evening as items beyond the regular bill went. Sellers and buyers both appeared pleased, and bystanders likely shared in the satisfaction.
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Garman
Missouri
Chittim
Reward for arrest or conviction in cattle theft
The notice offers a 500 dollar cash reward for the arrest and conviction or information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing stealing or unlawfully handling cattle owned by W. W. and L. L. Driskill. The rest advertises club offers credit for one year from subscription expiration.
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Driskill
Freighter discovers nine rabbits appear after every shot
John Jack fears his eye claims no infallibility as he shoots at a jackrabbit and misses. Each volley yields a fresh rabbit until nine lie dead in the grass, one without a wound, proving the animal reappears after every shot in Hulett Wyoming.
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George Redding
Jack
Kerer the Shoe Man Repair Shop Notice
Kerer the Shoe Man operates from the first door north of Hulett post office offering shoe repairs. Rips and patches fixed free with orders for half soles.
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Hulett Post Office
For Sale Hereford Bulls From Noted Sires
Three good grade yearling Hereford bulls for sale from well bred cows and registered sires. Inquire of Erv Richards, 10 miles south of Hulett, on Blacktail. Open to reasonable offers.
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Erv Richards
Hulett
Jolly quartet from Rocky Point visit Hulett for land business
Gunderson Turneaure Riesland Disney Evans and King from Rocky Point traded and transacted land business in Hulett. The first three filed final proofs on home steads while George pursued desert land work. A thousand settlers like them would impact the county as witnesses testified to daily presence on the land.
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David W. Riesland
Goven O. Disney
Albert L. Evans
George H. King
Rockypoint
Hulett
George
Advertising and mail order threat to Spearfish and Deadwood
The piece warns that mail order advertising drains local trade in Spearfish and Deadwood, urging stronger local advertising to keep dollars at home. It notes many merchants reject advertising yet rely on the paper for publicity and signals that trade leaks to eastern catalogs and nearby towns.
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Deadwood Metelinis
Speartish
Chicago
Ite
Cet Caniners
Spearfish
Lle Mail
Pmekion
Deadwood
Speartich
South Dakota Senate Race Ends in Johnson Victory
N S Johnson, a wealthy banker, defeats C H Burke, a long time congressman, in a spirited South Dakota contest. The Moody County Enterprise notes Burke acknowledges progressive Republican support, while Valley Irrigator argues Burke was outfunded and outmaneuvered by Johnson's strong campaign finance and allied papers.
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South Dakota
N. S. Johnson
U.S
C. H. Burke
Congress
Johnson
Moody County Enterprise
Burke
Newell
Thorson
Schober
Hulett Community News Briefs and Ads
Over sixty in Sunday school. Attend the big dance at the hall Friday Dec 11 with Hotchkiss Orchestra and trade at the New Store. Prospective buyers ask about schools churches doctors and drug stores. Mrs W F Leslie in Moorcroft. Mrs J C Hurtt aiding in bank. Tex Martin and C C Storm seen about town. Carlile Tower merchant Mespell runs a new ad claiming closer railroad access and lower prices for eggs.
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Hotchkiss Orchestra
W. F. Leslie
Moorcroft
J. C. Hurtt
Tex Martin
Mespell
Carlile Tower
Hulett
Pia
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Beer Lodge Pharmacy
Warren
Advertising
Roy Foy
Crood
F. D. Bothwell
Olive Town
Grant Bay
Globe Office
L. H. Willson
New Haven
Firemen's Fund Co
Gunderaon
H. V. Kies
Evenson
Clem Muarenda
George Congleton
Sam Tate
Hall
Abe Brown
C. H. Hoback
Hoback
Somers
Iowa
Carlile
Sendall Communications
R. K. Mespell
Carlile, Wyo
C. C. Storm
Flanders