Census to Begin in January 1020 Fourteenth Decennial
The article notes the United States census will start January second, 1920. It mentions local personal items including Ed Seig breaking his kneecap, Edgar Dennis illness, Lawrence Cochran visiting relatives, Mary Hazelbaker moving into a house, and Parson Wallace Music and Copple hauling for various parties in Moorcroft and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ed Seig
Moorcroft
Lawrence Cochran
Mary Hazelbaker
H. Hoback
Parson
Wallace
Music
Copple
Daven
Josie Peters
Clark
Harriet Oliver
New Haven
Flooding of Lead Home Stake mine ends fire
Work to unwater the Lead Home stake mine begins after the fire was extinguished on the six and seven hundred foot levels. Flooding completed Monday. expect about forty five days to reclaim each level as water recedes and repairs proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead
Helle Fourche Bee
Moorcroft Stock Shipments Near 1500 Cars This Year
So far this year about 1200 stock cars including cattle sheep and horses have shipped from Moorcroft. Half went to market and the rest wintered at various points. By season’s end 1500 to 1600 cars are expected, about twice last year’s 800 plus. Railroad orders total around 950 cars but remain unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorcroft
D. F. Smith
Burlington
Do You Live With Your Family in Moorcroft News
Local notes describe stock shipments, weather, and community events around Moorcroft and nearby areas. Highlights include a cattle market shift due to dry feed, box party at Goldie school, Christmas plans, and multiple residents traveling or purchasing stock. Public land sale notices from Sundance Moorcroft and surrounding offices are listed.
Public Sale of Land Auction in 1920
The General Land Office announces a public sale under Sec 455 R5 to Edward G Barrett of Mona Wyoming for tract Jot 6 sec 24 township 56 north range 03 west 6th p.m. at 3 PM January 9 1920 with minimum price 92.25 per acre. Bids payable immediately. adverse claimants should file objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Li Stephenson
Hulett
Wye
Department of the Interier U. F
Sundance
Wyoming
General Land Office
Dorothy M. Bail
Helle Fourche
South Dakota
Selgne
Range 66
Principal Meridian
Ohio
Vale
H. Massie
Register
Edward G. Barrett
Mona
Township
Gale
C.h. Masaie
Regrister
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
George Mortensor
Aladdin
Weysely
H Massie
Anna J. Morgan
Township 45
Range Hi
Massie
Local items and notices from the Globe
Local notes report a dentist in Lilulett Wyoming offering services with a fire insurance call at Hulett State Bank. A lost cat found between Camp Stool ranch and Hulett seeks return to Globe office. The school voted no Thanksgiving break for two weeks at Christmas from December 19 to January 5. A rapid 32 degree rise in temperature Wednesday evening, with NW wind shifting W as it moderated. Mrs. Clara Veach suffered a paralytic stroke Saturday and is improving slowly. An ad promotes John C. Bothwell selling EastmanKodaks. Gerald Taker has relocated to Moorcroft to work at Peoples Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Veach
Globe
John C. Bothwell
Eastman Kodaks
Gerald Taker
Moorcroft
Peoples Bank
Timber Land Action Notice and Local News in Hulett
Public land record shows Georgetta Jones filing May 12 1919 to purchase timber and land in township 43 north range 60 west with appraised values of 110 000 feet of timber at 2 per M and 1000 land. final proof set for December 1 before Paul W Yeoman in Hulett Wyo. Local town notes report Leon White preparing a Mitchel touring car for ranch use after a collision south of town this fall. Fred and Bob Hobart in town on business. J C Patton sick. Harry Keifer treated for a tick bite. Richey Ownby and W A Moore delivering wood. Fete Youngman in town.
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Department of the Interior
U. SS. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
William Elame
Rockypoint
Harry Batea
United States
Lewis Ralaton
Tomas Elam
Frank Knap
Oliver Hemenway
Wyo
Cc. H. Massie
Register
Ee Ee
U. S. Land Office
Montgomery W. Fludean
Oshoto
Seynely
Range
Seynwl
Nelynwly
West 6Th Principal Meridian
Leo Noonan
Moorcroft
William R. Wesley
Everett Woods
Frank J L. Mares
John Berger
H. Massie
Georgetta Jones
Hulett
Ilse Yawly
Paul W. Yeoman
Stulett
C. OL. Massie
Leon White
Mitchel
Fred
Bob Hobart
J.C. Patton
Harry Keifer
Richey Brothers
Ownby Brothers
W. A. Moore
George T. Harris
Awyswy
Awlyeely
Selgew
Owlynwly
Swignwly
Weat 6Th Principal Meridian
Frank Fitzgerald
William J. B. Harris
Addie Baker
Oshoro
Theodore B. Ely
C. H. Mansie
Red Cross materials requested for Hulett branch
A notice asks residents with Hulett Red Cross branch articles to deliver them to Mrs. Chittim at the Hulett post office by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
The
Red Cross
Hobart Family Plans Trip to Yelm Washington
Robert Hobart and family plan to depart for Yelm Washington for the wine r. Thurman Crayes and Bob Mahop ey were in town from Beaver Creek on business Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hobart
Yelm
Washington
Thurman Crayes
Bob Mahopey
Beaver Creek
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Thse
Hulett State Bank
Edgar Dennis
Chas. B. Hawes
Eorn
Elise Singmaster
Youth’s Companion
Companion
McCall’s Magazine
Fashion Authority
Youth's Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Ewing
C. A. Baker
G. H. Davidson
C. P. Kester
Ed Fowlks
C. P.kester
George Redding
Hans Parson
Cliff Mead
L. A. Strand
George
Ray Frisbee
Qureehool
Mr. Trwin
Goldie
Earl J. Wood
J. W. Lawrence
Thompson’ Creek
Seig
Mr. Parson
Mr. Seig
George Petras
L. H. Strand
Rocky Ford School
A.H. Bowman
Sundance, Wyo
Ellendale
Moore Eaw
Frank
Charlie Ownby
C. L. Tate
Bob
Sam Tate
Clarence Collins
Ira Stockton
Spokane
Frank Stockton
Goldie School
Catherine Foster
Helen Alter
Moore School
Florence Fowlkes
Miss Alter
Bear Lodge
E. B. Walker
Belle Fourche
Katherine Whe
Seatle
T. S. Cremeens
E. BE. Sims
Book and Thimble Club
Arthur Knowles
C. de Massie
Sam Adair
Walter Marchant
Hot Springs
Estray
Jeffriba
Driskill
Black Tail
W. L. Driskill
Roberts, Johnson & Randhoes
Fete Youngman
J. H. Benson
Bertha
Ra. Be
Chapman
Alva
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