Western Troops Honored In Charlotte During Stay
The Charlotte News lauds Wyoming national guard soldiers for disciplined conduct while training at Camp Green. Horace Moore commends their high order and notes no arrests among Western troops, aside from minor provost guard actions. A Red Cross dance is planned December 1 at Barrett ball to benefit the Red Cross. Local visits and social notes follow, highlighting community ties in Crook County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Northwest
Wyoming National Guard
Wyoming
Camp Green
Southland
Great Plains
Horace Moore
Saffey
Scattering Cheer and the Call for Discrimination
The text urges spreading cheer amid rising, diverse demands. It stresses the need for wise discernment to aid worthy causes, noting many requests require careful judgment while urging emphasis on the Christian spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Ian
Re Surveyed Townships to be Restored to Entry
United States Land Office in Sundance Wyoming schedules the official filing of township plats on January 7 and 10 1918 for several townships in the 6th Principal Meridian including Twps 58 57 and 56 North Ranges 68 70 64 66 67 70 71 72 with restoration to entry permitted after compliance with laws and fees. The notice also notes local Red Cross activities and community news including new officers and charitable efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
N& Nwy
Sey
General Land Office
Local town notes and moves across Goldie Divide and Crook County
Mrs. Fred Gould remains at home on the Goldie Divide while L. B. Ford and wife visit Coffeyville. Pearl McCutchan transacts business. Tom Hotchkiss ranch purchased by Mr. McCutchan. Millard Ripley ill with pneumonia after appendicitis surgery. recovery is uncertain. Daisy Evans and Merrill Brown return from Sundance. Mrs. Evans aided county clerk Holbrook. Belle Fourche Aladdin mail disrupted. Fred Sutton delivered by saddle. Nuckelle hires Fred Blatt for surveying. Leon Tuttle and L. Atkinson head to Wasta, S D. Lew wintering cattle. Andrew Glover and Howard Ladder settle on Little Missouri near Deadwood. Both plan to return to Crook County in spring.
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Fred Blatt
Fred
Leon Tuttle
L. Atkinson
Wasta
South Dakota
Lew
Leon
Eock
Mr. Tuttle
Crook County
Andrew
Ilower
Howard Ladder
Deadwood
Missouri
Uncle Sam
Mr. Glover
Mra. Eddy
Christian Science
Wovk
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Red Crosse
Warren Gray
Spearfish
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Laurel Dewing
Jack Tate
Rock 'Th Blaser
Bion
Wydwing
George Morrison
Chas. Hauber
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The
Blade
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St. Lawrence
S. D
Maggie Murphy
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Mary Norris
Fred Gould
Goldie Divide
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Coffeyville
Kansas
Pearl McCutchan
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Tom Hotchkiss
Millard Ripley
Hot Springe
Daisy Evans
Merrill Brown
Miss Brown
Mrs. Evans
M. D. Holbrook
Hulett State Bank
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Fred Sutton
Sale
Fred Bothwell
Alva
Red Canyon
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