Local Social Roundup From New Haven and Area
Visitors and neighbors share time at Hoffmans and Oliver places while plans unfold for a New Haven wedding. Timber inspectors check Ed Wilson claim, Willson nests, Nelson builds a cottage, and a ragtime ball plus a necktie party bring entertainment as a Minstrel show teases weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartz and Eaton
Ed, Willson
Will Nelson
Billy
Mieses Daniels
Monihan
Lackous
Little Missouri
New Haven
C. L. Clark
Lewis Camp
New Haven Hall
What Are They Giants Children On Our Streets
Last week residents witnessed a mysterious procession of large sized individuals dressed as small children roaming the streets at night. The community asks who they are and seeks explanation for the uncanny sight.
Snowy Tuesday Night Light Snowfall Report
About four inches of light snow fell here Tuesday night. This will better the roads for sleighing to some extent. Wn. Shier was a Belle Fourche visitor this week. He was down on important business Wanted Someone to break 10 acres sed land. Address Albert Mudd Belle Wyo 5 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. Shier
Belle Fourche
Albert Mudd
Belle
Wyo
Want Ads in the Globe Offer Inexpensive Public Notices
The Globe invites readers to submit want ads for buy, sell, or other notices. Bring in the copy and price, and the paper will handle the rest. It emphasizes a nominal cost and effective public exposure for all wants.
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Globe
Extension of Time For Homestead Residency to May First 1910
Law passed by Congress grants extension of time for homestead entrymen in South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Wyoming to establish residence on their claims under Interior Department rules. The extension covers December 1909 through April 1910 and moves the deadline to May 1 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Interior Department
Inspectors Review Timber and Stone Act Lands Amid Calls for Reform
An in‑depth look at recent land inspections under the Timber and Stone Act notes government inspectors assess parcels, praise for generally fair appraisals, and debate over repeal. The piece defends inspectors while acknowledging the difficult role of setting prices for settlers.
Novel plan offers prepaid Tribune subscriptions
The Wyoming Tribune in Cheyenne announces cash in advance discounts for new or renewing subscribers. Pay for six months or a full year of Daily or Semi Weekly editions by February 15, 1910 to secure reduced rates. Existing subscribers can verify status via address label or a mailed statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tribune
Daily Tribune
Bear Lodge Notes Run From Wyoming to Health and Habits
Local items report A. R. Simon losing a heifer after a horse kick and a sick horse. Harvey Ferdinand plans to settle on his claim. Rakestraw travels to Moorcroft for salt and his daughters were ill last week. Herman Whitie sick with fever, Mrs. Simon toothache, Conley family visited, Joe Moore dined with Simon, and mask sales at Bear Lodge Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Simon
Abe
Wyoming
L. Mespell
Harvey Ferdinand
R. W. Rakestraw
Moorcroft
R. J. Marshall
L. L. Whitie
Herman
Mra. A. R. Simon
Owen Conley
A. R. Simons
Joe Moore
A. RB. Simon’s
Bear Lodge
Timber and Stone Purchase Notice at Sundance Wyoming
Public notice from the U S Land Office Sundance dated Jan 28 1910 announces George T Gerry of Alzada Montana filed Sworn Statement and Application No 03853 to purchase timber land in section 4 township 56N range 63W 6th P M and timber thereon under the Timber and Stone Law. Appraised value 292 dollars including 2000 board feet timber at 4 dollars per M and other costs. final proof set for April 8 1910 before U S Commissioner Herman Gunderson at Hulett Wyoming. Public may contest before patent issues by filing corroborated affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
George T. Gerry
Alzada
Cuater County
Montana
Uly
Herman H. Gunderson
United States
Hulett
A. FE. Hoyt
Register
Apple country praise and church notices from town
Dr Knode and Col Ripley visited from Sundance and traveled five hours. Rev W R Howell will lead services next Sunday at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10. The editor urges frost protected slopes become hardy apple varieties as the area develops. Uncle Jake Wood returns to service at Wood and Chaplin store. For sale Barred Plymouth Rock roosters Gouga Madd 5-At.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Jake” Wood
Wood & Chaplin
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Post of Five Hours Mail Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary notice outlines mail closes and arrivals for weeks days from 7 a m to 1 p m. Reads: mail for Spa Forest Tower on specific days with stated closing times and arrival/departure details.
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Tod P. Im
Spa
Forest
Wood Hall Masonic Notice Invites Brethren Each Saturday
Visiting brethren are cordialy invited to attend the services at Wood Hall every Saturday evening. Willie Weed Noel Elmore Knnly, Secretary, Hulett Lodge. Now dd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Hall
Willie, Weed
Noel Elmore Knnly
Hulett Lodge
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Inter Mountain Globe
Mr. Selby
Hoffman
Ed. Seig
Jim Randal
Vint Bloxom
Tom Slater
Bloxom Ranch
Harry Willson
George Oliver
Hulett Creek
Graphia Mewhirter
Mr. Copple
Wade Ryan
Aladdin
Mr. Ryan
A. B. Merrick
Oscar Cochran
Beaver Creek
John
Hulea Land & Cattle Co
Koze
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
H. E. Turneaure, Ph. G
Hulett Restaurant
J. H. Chittim
Jobo A. Riner
T. F. Burke
Oj. C Davis
P. Hanson
Red H. Glafcke
Land Ofice
A.E. Hoyt
Land Office
L. R. Davis
Gunderson
U. S
F. E. Warren
C.D. Clark
Evanston
F. W. Mondell
Newcastle
B. B. Brooks
W. R. Schnitger
Edward Gillette
Sheridan
D. Cook
Douglas
C. H. Parmelee
Buffalo
Larence Johnson
Division Water
Harry Fulmer
Leroy Grant
Mullen
Coun
D. W. Hickey
F.eb
Rounds
A. W. Storm
H. J. Chassell
Ullette
W. E. Tinkeom
Emil Krause
Clark
Lawrence Mauch
C. F. Baker
M.L. Gordon
Nettie Truax
Sheeif
T. Farrell
T. L. Fox
le Darkee
Ed Port
S.J. Rundell
Hulott
W. Chassel
Gillette
David Darlington
Dage
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