Iowa Saloons Close as Dry Law Takes Effect
Iowa authorities predict little business disruption from saloon closures on January 1. Des Moines saw minimal impact after a prior shutdown, and most counties stay unchanged. Breweries valued at about 4.3 million dollars may convert to manufacturing uses including telephone accessories creameries and yeast plants.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Boone
Bremer
Carroll
Clay Clinton
Crawford
Dubuque
Fayette
Ida
Jackson
Johnson, Linn, Lee
Osceola
Pottawattamie
Plymouth
Scott
Union
Webster
Woodbury
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Sioux City
Wyoming Delegation Pushes Homestead Expansion and Road Funds
The Wyoming group backs Senator Warren on a 160 acre homestead plus 190 extra acres plan to allow noncontiguous expansion and Congressman Mondell on a qualified entryman bill. They urge Congress to pass these practical rural measures and fund road improvements in the state.
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Congress
Wyoming
Warren
Mondell
Wedding of Miss Opal Dagger and James Sunderland
Miss Opal Dagger of Tower and James Sunderland of Arvada wed at Judge Dickinson’s Sun dance home with Rev. Kletzing officiating. The bride, daughter of M. R. and Mrs. Dagger, taught public school and is praised for charm and warm friends. The groom, a trader in Arvada, is a leading town figure with many well wishers. They will reside in Arvada in a home prepared by the groom.
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Opal Dagger
Tower
James Sunderland
Arvada
Judge Dickinson
Sundance
Kletzing
Dickinson
M. R. Dagger
Sunderland
Black Hille
Wyoming
Mr. Fort
Moorcroft
School Attendance and Activities Report
Ethel Griffis is absent this week due to dental work in Belle Fourche. Dora Gray is absent from school this week. Millard Ripley is absent this week because of illness. Mr. Garman visited arithmetic and algebra classes last Friday morning. The social has been postponed till the new year. Those neither absent nor tardy in the third month are Rosa Storm Millard Ripley Ethel Lawrence Rhoda Powell Bessie Bryant Clare Callquist Judge Tate and Marie Atkinson.
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Ethel Griffis
Belle Fourche
Rev. Brown
Dora Gray
Mr. Garman
Millard Ripley
Rosa Storm
Ethel Lawrence
Rhoda Powell
Bessie Bryant
Clare Callquist
Judge Tate
Marie Atkinson
Christame Church Christmas Service Planned For Sunday
The Christame church announces a Sunday evening service at 7 30 featuring hymns anthems and a sermon The morning worship at eleven invites all to attend A Christmas Eve Sunday School program is planned with further announcements to come J M Brown pastor
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Immanuel
J. M. Brown
Willing Workers Schedule Next Meeting with Mrs Brown
The Willing Workers discontinue meetings until January 7 when they will meet with Mrs. Robert Brown. Lydia Anderson serves as secretary.
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Robert Brown
Lydia Anderson
Christmas social notices and local travels in Hulett area
A collection of small town items reports Santa at New Store, local visitors from Missouri and North Fork, Mrs. J C Evans’s Tennessee return, and Christmas events. News mentions spelling tests, a postponed box supper, Miller Tavern Christmas dinner plans, and upcoming dances with crowds and a Hulett supper. Mr and Mrs Lee Pearson return from Canada and plan to stay.
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J. C. Evans
Tennessee
Barlow Canon
Miller Tavern
F. H. Hoffman
McIntosh
S. D
Isabel Moore
Minnesota
Hulett
Alzada
Dusty Miller
Lee Pearson
Canada
States
Alva Residents Travel and Local Activities
Pat Murphy led a caller in Alva Monday morning. Telephone men left for Aladdin. L H Dewing and Mrs Simps on visited Hulett. Mrs Neilson passed through en route to Hulett. A large Alva crowd attended a dance in Hulett Saturday. John Seely did carpentry for the Creamery Co. last week.
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Pat Murphy
Alva
Aladdin
L. H. Dewing
Mrs. Simpson
Hulett
Mrs. Neilson
John Seely
The
Creamery Co
Farmers Call For More Road Attention In Busy Season
Farmers haul grain to market in good weather while a string of local events unfolds. A hall dance was postponed after Mrs. Libbie Phillips died. Phillip's house burned last Tuesday. neighbors visit and travel between Tower Moorcroft Sundance and Arvada.
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Phillip
Libbie Phillip
Lizzie Waddington
Nebraska
al. Phillip
Notice to customers settle accounts by January 1 1016
Open accounts must be settled before January 1 1016 at C. H. Hoback New Haven Store New Haven Wyoming. Local notice lists customers with balances and directs prompt payment.
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C. H. Hoback
New Haven
Wyo
Married couple solomon ingram and dorothy white at gillette
Solomon Ingram and Dorothy May White were wed last week at Gillette. The bride teaches in Crook County near the Yeast ranch on the Little Missouri, and the groom has a three year home stead in the area. May their days ahead be bright and blessed.
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Solomon Ingram
Dorothy May White
Gillette
Crook County
Missouri
Berkshire boat for sale and local notices
A 50 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of trespassers on premises. A Berkshire boat for sale is advertised. News items include a birth, a Christmas store, a dance, a move back to Elk horn ranch, found mitten, a house fire with no insurance, credit terms, local arrivals from Lamoni Iowa, and welcoming new residents the McElroy family.
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F. D. Bothwell
Elkhorn Ranch
Foreclosure of Mortgage on 720 Acre Crook County Land
Margaret Sewell, as mortgagee, announces foreclosure by public sale of 720 acres in Crook County Wyoming. The sale, authorized by Duff C. Mewhirter and Reva Mewhirter, will occur at the Crook County Courthouse front door in Sundance on January 27, 1916 at 2 PM, to satisfy $2,758 principal plus interest, taxes, costs, and attorney fees.
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Duff C. Mewhirter
Reva Mewhirter
Polk
Arkansas
Movant
Margaret Sewell
Weston
Wyoming
Mortagee
Crook County
Wyom
Costa
Sundance
Thursda
County of
Crook
State of
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Carlile Store
Nevin
IR. K. Mespell Carlile, Wyoming
Chore Services
Santa Claus
Cain
Ray Ott
Baker Mont
George King
North Fork
Donald Doings
Floyd Sanger
Will Conzelman
L. W. Mespell
L. W. Rakestraw
L. L. White
R. J. Marshell
James Storts
Schlichting
J. S. Lebo
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
W. W. & J. L. Driskill
Berkshire
Callatranch
A. W. Storm
al Phillips
D. A. Ruland
J. H. McElroy and Son
Lamoni
George Redding
J. T. Graham
McElroy
the Miller Tavern
W. S. Miller
Harry P. Ilsley
John M. Thorn
Hulett Flour Mill
A2zea Ra
Lee
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