Mrs Maury Trobridge Keller Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs. Maury Trobridge Keller, born May 2 1855 in Wisconsin, died very suddenly at her home after a brief illness. Funeral services were held yesterday with burial at Storm Cemetery. She moved from Wisconsin to Nebraska then Wyoming ten years ago and resided here. Survived by husband Henry Keller, daughter Mrs Wallace Suter of Eden Texas, brother Albert Trobridge of Andrews Nebraska, and sister Mrs Phoeba Wills of Gordon Nebraska. An obituary is promised next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Trobridge Keller
Storm
Shie
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Wyoming
Wallace Suter
Eden
Texas
Albert Trobridge
Andrews
Phoeba Wills
Gordon
Indy
Reward Offered for Information on Trespassers at Driskill Premises
A notice offers payment for information leading to the conviction of parties trapping or trespassing on the premises of W. W. and L. L. Driskill. The offer states a reward of one cent for tips aiding enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W
L. Driskill
Brande
Noy
Ist
Carlile
W. B H. Schenck
Christmas church services planned in Hulett schoolhouse
Saturday evening Christmas exercises at the church and Sunday at the Reesell Schoolhouse in Hulett invite everyone. J M Brown notes, and school hints show illness absences. A January 1 1917 library and picture appreciation event, with holiday closing December 22 and reopening January 1, 1917, is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundae
TOO
Hulett
Eivery
J. M. Brown
Harry Clarke
Gladys Knorr
Louise Russell
Oka Wells
Iva Marshal
Daniel Taylor Dies at Bear Lodge Home at 72
Daniel Taylor, 72, died last Sunday morning at the family homestead in the Bear Lodge mountains after a long illness. Born in Wisconsin and a longtime pioneer, he moved with his family through Minnesota to Wyoming in earlier years. He married Julia Sheldon in 1871. eight children were born, seven surviving: Albert, Alva, Mrs. Lillie Staiewalt, Mrs. Clark Hall, Mrs. D. A. Simmons, Mrs. C. J. Rice, Mrs. J. E. Minnis, and Vernie. Funeral services were held in Alva Tuesday, Rev. Brown officiating, with many friends attending despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lodge
Daniel Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lego
Wyoming
Julia Sheldon
Albert Taylor
Alva
Lillie Staiewalt
Washington
Clark Hall
Idaho
D. A. Simmons
C. J. Rice
California
J. E. Minnis
Alauddin
Vernie Taylor
Taylor
Rev. Brown
Card CE Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The family of Mrs Daniel Taylor expresses gratitude through the Globe for the many tokens of kindness shown by neighbors and friends during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Taylor
Big Bend Benders Return With Hounds and News
Local notes report Mr Collett returning with a pack of hounds to chase coyotes. Shorty Morse and Howard Caffery were away on a brief business trip. Sial Daxter made two trips to Belle Fourche for wheat and farm produce. The Harneys and Miss McDonald visited Bob Massie. Miss Ethel McDonald stays with Mrs J B Baxter while Mr Baxter travels to Puyallup Washington for treatment. Frost Morse and Alydia Gimmestead return from a trip to Belle Fourche, leaving other family to tend the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Collett
Shorty Morse
Howard Caffery
Sial Daxter
Belle Fourche
Ethel McDonald
J. B. Baxter
Baxter
Puyallup
Washington
Burritt
Frost Morse
Alydia Gimmestead
Christmas Dance At New Haven Hall Not Well Attended
The New Haven hall hosted a December 6 dance with poor attendance due to bad weather, though attendees described a good time. A Christmas dance is planned for December 25 with good music and a supper served in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gill
Sheridan
New Haven Hall
Constitutional cure for catarrhal deafness urged
The article explains that focal ear applications cannot cure catarrhal deafness because the disease lies in the auditory tube and middle ear. Only a constitutional remedy can restore hearing, as inflammation must be reduced and the canal reopened to regain normal function.
Local Notes and Foreclosure Notice in Crook County
A wide range of local happenings includes visitors to the home ranch and market trips, school activities, weather and stock weathering, and several residents undertaking travel for health or shopping. The notice details a mortgage default and foreclosure sale of property in Crook County Wyoming set for January 27, 1917 at the Sundance courthouse, with legal and attorney details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie F. Knepper
Asber Koepper
Mortenger
Crook
Wyoming
J. A. Baker
Crook County
W Young
Sundance
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Nichols & Lytle
Lawiers
Sundance, Wyoming
U. S. Landhiee
District Court
Harry P. Ilsley
B. &, Noble
D. le Bostwick
Hulbyt, Wyoming
J.B. Hodges
Choffin
Henry Keller
Firemens’ Fund Co
A. HM. Gunderson
Feed & Sale Stablee
Ceam
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Gyo
Church Services
Henry Brimmer
Clare Callquist
Mrs
Chas. Hattner
Mise Ruth Anderson
Mies Schlichting
Rome
Sam Storm
Chas. Hauber
Chas. Higher
Desens
Tocscworse
R. Kk. Mespell
Wyo
Big Bend
Grover Harney
Tom Harney
Miss McDonald
Bob Massies
New Haven
George Ripley
Kerer
Fine Creek
Harry EF. Tracy
Walter
Home Ranch
Carroll Kimball
E. Woolfork
P. Christianson
Moorcroft
J. O. McDonald
Frank
Lelia
Wm. J. Waddington
Bate Baxter
Tony D. Cremeens
Ernest
Deadwood
Krappy
Milton Durett
Ed Woolfork
Spearfish
Burt Derrickson
Arthur Knowles
Chas. Barrett
EES Ss
Tor Gale
Hay
Huseby
Globe Office
Beasie F. Knepper
Asher Knepper
John M. Thorn
B. C. Noble
Zatray
Kiehl
Union
Lonesome Horror
Pi Vieirolus
Accordianr
Udolina
Sue Mane
Achineas
Kncht-Garp Sell Co
A. J. Murphy
Hereford
Fred W. Colatt
Wyominc
H. E. Frost
Embalmer Wyo
Rea
Plhson ES
Hulett 5
Fpf
Wwe
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