Notes from Qak Creek and Tower Chimes District
M Harlean killed a 280 pound seven month hog last week. Orvil Williams hauled wood to Belle Fourche and brought woven wire for F W Kimball. Mr and Mrs Mike Harlean visited Belle Fourche. trip took three days and Mike got his teeth. Kimball mills for himself and neighbors. he is a skilled Miller. Mrs I M Derrickson of Belle Fourche fell and was badly hurt December 4. Derrickson is chief cook and dishwasher. Tower Chimes: L L White family moved to a new house. Art Montgomery minding cattle at Camp Stool ranch. Sam Haptonstall has a sick horse. Lung fever reported. Dance at Reed place Saturday night with Bill Anderson and others in Hulett. some swearing noted. Uncle Joe bought a new shovel. hills may slide. Tower needs no voting precinct or justice of the peace. Need someone nearer than Hulett to handle legal papers. Ray Ott hauled flour to Sundance and returned with goods for Dell Storm on his Hulett ranch. Dell renovating old Sam Wooldridge ranch. Erb Gish won firegraphs that Ben Alvin raffle. Wells moving a blacksmith shop onto Wells lot. Laurel Dewis completed a one ice rink? A Ruland pairing call on Ba Savie and H F Dickey. Marriage notice: J W Bush and Miss Ethel Porter set for December 11. Alva friends notified. Masquerade ball at Alva hall December 24 with Terhune’s three-piece orchestra. supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. White
Art Montgomery
Sam Haptonstall
Reed Place
Alva School Closes Friday the 10th
The Alva school will close Friday the 10th. J. B. Patton started for Belle Fourche Monday. Mrs. James Reel is much improved in writing. Hilda Nelson works for Mrs. Fred Bothwell. Fred Bothwell plans a chicken house. W. L. Wright finishes the new post office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALVA
Patton
James Reel
Hilda Nelson
Fred Bothwell
Fred Hothwell
W. L. Wright
Lumber men travel and winter work begins in Wyoming
Fred Beltz from Ridge brings lumber. Al Evans from Rockypoint becomes engineer at the Whities lumber camp. John Wilkie from Elkhorn visits town. Jess Storm passes through from North Fork. Ed Turnquist and Clyde Oliver haul oat from New Haven to Powder River. Oscar Cochran returns from Bear Lodge and Belle Fourche. The Storms plan another dance at New Haven on December 20. Guy Davidson helps Bill with winter work on Ripley ranches near the Little Missouri. Ralph Tinkcom reports from Thompson Creek with a load of flooring. Weather and roads favor lumber hauling. city marshal and postmaster seek winter wood contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Evans
Rockypoint
Whities
John Wilkie
Elkhorn
Ralph Tinkcom
Thompson Creek
Timber cutting rules for government land detailed
The circular from the Interior outlines timber cutting limits and permit requirements. It specifies stumpage thresholds of 60 dollars and 50 dollars, notices by petitioners, agency contracts with bonds, disposal of debris, area limits, and nonresident corporate restrictions. It advises contacting A. Baker in Cheyenne for guidance before cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baker
Cheyenne
Wyoming
The Blade's Fourth Year In Crook County Remembered
The Wyoming Blade founder Mr. Perry moved the paper to Hulett and its owners were Senator A. E. Hoyt Ilsley and Court Commissioner Roberts with Shorty McKimmey running it. Critics say political maneuvers ended the Sundance edition but promise revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brer. Perry
Blade
Hulett
A. E. Hoyt
Ilsley
Roberts
Shorty McKimmey
Perry
Wyoming Blade
Crook County
Wyoming Republicans urged to unite to avoid democratic gains
A Thermopolis Record clipping argues Wyomings Republican factions must reunite. It warns continued splits threaten governorship and other races, urging leaders to unite behind a single straight Republican with progressive leanings to carry out party principles.
County funds notice at local bank for tax payment
The notice invites taxpayers to pay county taxes at a bank stating it is convenient with no additional expense. It offers to process mailed checks if taxpayers cannot visit in person and asks to include the tax notice with the payment.
Foy & Hassan Advertise Ready Well Drilling Services
The firm promotes its well drilling services and easy terms, inviting customers to contact Foy and Hassan in Belle or Hulett Wyo for a new well. Also note Bear Lodge Pharmacy offers fresh Christmas candies and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy & Hassan
Belle
Hulett
Wye
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
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Balt
Hay Creek
Alghainy
Oll
Aro
Bern
Latfan Stack
Harrow
Corg
Hec
Gher
EB. Walker
Fred Aikman
I. E
Willard
Ush
and Pfarson
Mr. Santa Claus
Ghee
Wm. Nuckolls
Ning
Virgil Moore
M. Harlean
Orvil Williams
Belle Fourche
F. W. Kimball
Mike Harlean
Mike
Bill Anderson
Joe
Tower
Ray Ott
Sundance
Dell Storm
Dell
Sam Wooldridge
Erb Gish
Ben
We Wells
I Wells
Laurel Dewis
Ron A. Ruland
Ti Savie
H. F. Dickey
J. W. Bush
Miss
Ethel Porter
Alva Hall
Terhune
New Haven
Fred Beltz
Ridge
Jess Storm
North Fork
Ed Turnquist
Clyde Oliver
Powder River
Oscar Cochran
Bear Lodge
Storm Boys
Guy Davidson
Ripley
Little
Missouri
Bill
California
Sundance Monitor
Boquet
Joe Lytle
Times
Thermopolis
Republican Party
Organit Jeastpot
Brethren of the Faith
Sundance National Foreate
Ouls Knowles
Hulett State Bank
Ryne Aa
Aladdin Livery Barn
J. H. Chittin
Aladdin
Hulett Livery
Fred Sutton
John Pearson
Kothen, Wyoming
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