New Store Seeks Shoppers With Cough Syrups and Ads
Cough syrups sal Hepatica for rheumatism at the New Store. Farmers Institute day on February 23. Mr and Mrs Dick Bash visited Sundance on business and to see relatives. Insurance offered by Fire Mets Fund Co. Gun derson promotion. Advertisements urge bringing in goods for high market value. Sale notice for 200 bushels Royal Fire spring seed wheat at $1.20 per bushel on Deer Creek. Legislative note on capital move to Cheyenne laid aside. Dance at I O O F hall drew sixteen couples yet a fine time. Gunderson trip to Sheridan. Wheat outlook 1015 favorable but European war may affect production. Subscriptions and magazine club offers. Various local notices on residents and ads for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Dick Bash
Sundance
Firemets Fund Co
Gunderson
Royal Fire
Deer Creek
Seth Ford
Section Homestead Debate Faces Narrow Path to Passage
The article outlines the Senate's narrow chance to act on the section homestead bill amid a shipping bill impasse. It details entry rules for up to 640 acres per petitioner, required improvements valued at 1.25 per acre, and conditions on contiguous land access within ten miles, noting concerns over fairness for irrigated or high quality lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Altho
Secretary of the Interior
Merry Sleighing Party Heads Toward Home From Hulett Drive
A jolly Hulett group led by Cap Storm with Newell Garman and Merrill Brown enjoyed a bob sleigh ride and a visit at Mrs J C Evans in Barlow Carnival before returning home early Tuesday. Music, conversation and refreshments enlivened the outing despite a spill of the oarsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Cap Storm Wan
Newell Garman
Merrill Brown
Robert Brown
Charles and Merrill
Lydia Anderson
Strude Watson
Nellie Storm
Charles Hauber
Cap Storm
J. C. Evans
Barlow Cariyon
I O O F Installation Delayed Then Held
The local I O O F installation of officers, nearly a month late from various causes, was completed last Saturday evening with Everett C. Engle named special deputy to conduct the ceremony. The elected and appointed officers were duly installed to serve until the next election.
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Everett C. Engle
Schenck Buys Pool Hall in Cole Building
Last Saturday Willard Schenck became owner and proprietor of the pool hall in the Cole building. He bought the property from Clarence Mitchell who had operated it the past month. Schenck will run the place orderly and will continue to employ Charles Hissacca at the barber chair. As the town’s only amusement venue of its kind, the sale marks a notable change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Schenck
Cole
Clarence Mitchell
Schenck
Charles Hissacca
Tire Thia
Development School at Belle Fourche March 10 to 13
The Development School will be held in Belle Fourche from March 10 to 13. It offers free lectures on dairying hoy growing alfalfa culture sheep feeding wool growing and sugar beet raising. Farmers and ranchers will hear top national talent on best practices and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
South Wind Clears Snow Reveals South Slopes This Week
A warm south wind this week settled the snow near the ground and exposed several south slopes. The mild air and shifting conditions suggest further melt may continue as days warm.
Odd Fellows to Initiate New Members Next Saturday
Local I O O F lodge reports several new applications for membership and plans initiation work for next Saturday evening January 6. Despite poor roads and weather, officials urge broad attendance and request those who have taken part in initiatory degree work to be present.
Overdraft Rule to End Bank overdrafts Feb 1
The Rock Springs Miner cites National Bank Examiner Weston reporting a new ruling effective February 1 that will end overdrafts. Any bank found with an overdraft will be fined and undergo a special examination at the bank's expense. The note explains overdrafts as drafts beyond depositor balances and criticizes the practice.
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Rock Springs
National Bank
Weston
Republican
Laramie
Reward Offered for Information on Trespassers at Premises
A notice from W. W. and J. L. Driskill offers payment for information that leads to the conviction of parties trapping or trespassing on their property, seeking to deter unlawful entry and protect their premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
J. L. Driskill
Kerer the Shoe Man buys overshoes in cash
The seller reports purchase of 30 cases totaling 720 pairs of men's four-buckle overshoes at 2.10 dollars per pair. A letter requests early reply.
Town Visitors And Local Movements This Week
Alex Woodcock arrived Monday and Louis Callustus was here Saturday. Tom Maddison went to Hu lett Saturday. Nels Davis returned Monday after a load of goods. Mr Knerr and son traded in town early week. Dewey and Lucile Sipe stayed a couple of days at home. Mr Foy of Iowa passed Friday en route to his brother Roy Foy. Hazel Kieh returned Thursday from Lead after dental work.
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Tom Maddison
Hulett
Nels Davis
Mr. Knerr and Son
Dewey
Lucile Sipe
Mr. Foy
Iowa
Roy Foy
Hazel Kieh
Lead
Local residents carry out deliveries and logs in wintry week
Will Kelly delivered Millett on Monday while others labored in icy conditions. A. F. Lueck visited the L. L. White family on Thursday. Roy Rakestraw and Leonard White aided W. D. Kelly with saw logs last Thursday and Friday. R. J. and Clyde Marshall tipped a hay load in a snow drift last week. Clyde humorously notes the snow slept standing on his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kelly
Millett
L. L. White
Roy Rakestraw
Leonard White
W. D. Kelly
R. J
Clyde Marshall
Clyde
Farm Wantel listing seeks Wyoming or western South Dakota property
Owner seeking a farm or ranch for sale in Wyoming or western South Dakota. Requests description, price and terms in first letter. Contact W. Scott at 282 Pierre St, Pierre, South Dakota. Include full details and preferred terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
South Dakota
W. Scott
Pierre St
Pierre
Wyoming Legislature Opens Fourth Week On Major Bills
The Thirteenth Wyoming legislature moves into week four with key measures under debate. Public utilities regulation, statewide prohibition, workmen’s compensation, farm loans, initiative and referendum, bounty, immigration and fish bills dominate the agenda, while many other proposals receive attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Thompson, Jr
Cheyenne
Wyo
Public Utilities Commission
Immigration Commission
House
Wyoming
Mercer
Pinedale
Jackson
Evanston
Board of Prisoners
State Bureau of Labor and Statistics
State Labor Commissioner
Murts
Weston County
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Gwe
Fred D.bothwell
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Enetens
I. O. O. F. Hall
H. H. Gunderson
Sheridan
Lawrence Cochran
J. W. Eaton
Bear Lodge
Guy Foy
Belle
Roy
F. D. Bothwell
Lame Jones
the Globe
Misa Myrna Coffey
Omaha
Globe
W. Bryant
The
Buttes
Mountain Grove
Walter Osborn
Alva
Porer
Merry Sleighing
C. C. Storm
N. G
L. J. Schiller
V.G
Sec'y
E. C. Engle
R. W. Garman
Treas
A. C
Hulett Lodge
Oddfellows
Kerer the Shoe Man
Alex Woodcock
Louis Callquist
Carlile Store
R. K. Mespell
W. $. Miller
Hulett, Wyo
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