Local notes on community events and unusual wildlife
Sheriff Thorn tracked a vandalism case near the schoolhouse road blockage after services led by Prof. Bailey. Ed Storm builds a new house and barn near New Haven while preparing to buy 100000 feet of Bloxom lumber. The Ginks hunt along Little Missouri threaten residents, with injuries reported. The Alva Creamery and Produce Co names the new creamery board and capital structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vint Bloxom
Hulett
Prof. Bailey
Ed Storm
New Haven
Rev. Tipton
Oscar Cochran
Bloxom
Missouri
Elmer Queen
Garney
Canada
Bill Brentzer
Sheriff Thorn
Sundance
Alva Items Show Local News and Events
Allen Coffey and Dillon Ru land work for George N. Cooke. Mr and Mrs George Nielson and family visited over Sunday with friends in Alva. H H Gunderson and Hal Turneaure of Hulett were here on business. Mrs A C Woodcock operated on last Saturday and improving. A dance was well attended and another set for the 14th. Lindsey returned from Omaha with hogs earning over 1000 dollars. Carpenters began on the ice house for the new creamery and will start on the creamery once filled. Creamery meeting on the Slot drew an enthusiastic crowd. Directors elected: John T Mahoney Arthur J Murphy Dell Irvin Dana Simmons and George Nielson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nielson
Alva
H. H. Gunderson
Hal Turneaure
Hulett
A. C. Woodcock
Lindsey
Omaha
John T. Mahoney
Arthur J. Murphy
Dell Irvin
Dana Simmons
Cigorge Nielson
Tower Chimes Report From Tower Area
The item notes bitter cold in January with temperatures never dropping below zero and lists local movements. Mr Ott, L L White, and Uncle Joe are noted visitors and event attendees. The bridge crew set up at the Ripley ranch and preparations for work on the Ripley crossing bridge are mentioned. Bill Anderson tended Mark Gordon horses during freighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ott
Sundance
L. L. White
Uncle Joe
Tower
Bill Anderson
Mark Gordon
Ripley Ranch
Joe Marking
R. W. Rukestraw
Moorcroft
Ripley Crossing
New Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Crawford
Local notes report a new arrival to the Crawfords. Other items mention EK D Bridleman and G H Buggs visiting Moorcroft to buy horses, the death of Mr Brown the International man in Rapid City, and Mrs Frank Houts seeking 300 chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. D. Bridleman
G. H. Buggs
Moorcroft
Mr. Brown
Hulett
Rapid City
S. Dak
Frank Houts
Aladdin
Nat Griffis
Hot Springs
Nat
Terhune
Durhame
Jay Bush
J. M. Louthan
Alzada
Belle Fourche
Hille
Gunderson's Stand Sparks Hulett Town Dispute
The Hulett community debates why Mr. Gunderson shuns local blacksmiths and has his team shod in Sundance. The Plain Talk accuses biased readers of cruelty and disloyalty while praising Gunderson's local impact and resilience amid bitter criticism from regional papers and neighbors.
Missing Cattle Herder F. W. McCall Rumor Flees Town
F. W. McCall a sheep herder for Collett and Weare has vanished since Tuesday January 20. He was last seen with his flock near Spring Corrals. sheep later found safe west of the corrals. A search finds no trace of the man who wandered into Ripley headquarters in a froz en condition and is believed to be mentally unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. McCall
Collett and Weare
Matt Reedy
Collett
Coyote
Ripley
Little
Missouri
John Wilkie
Will Brentzer
Hulett
Everett Eagle
New Haven
Globe Plans Own Home For Crook County Readers
The Inter Mountain Globe proclaims largest loyal subscriber list in Crook county and invites readers to support building a home for the paper by paying up or subscribing in advance, rallying local loyalty and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain Globe
Crook County
Globe
Entertainment Night at Hulett Church Delights Local Folks
Friday February 13 the Hulett church hosts an evening of entertainment with a lunch basket auction to benefit the church. An imported auctioneer will guide the bidding as residents enjoy a varied program including chorus solo dialogue instrumental numbers and readings featuring Merrill Brown Rose Storm Dexter Gunderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Brown
Rose Storm
A. B.C
Lepson
Lepson Duett Mrs. Gundersen
Mr. Byrd
Leal Brimmer
B. Rathbun
Dexter Gunderson
Church Social Seeks New Lights For Building
Community notes show a church social plans a lighting upgrade for the building. Roy Foy shares a letter from his father wintering in the South, with Cuba on his itinerary. Rev Arthur Tipton arrives with news of a near freezing incident near Little Missouri. Ed Deford wins a prize from a rival wolf hunter this winter as coyotes and wolves are tracked. Globe records two subscriber losses and twelve gains, praising readers for loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Foy
Southland
Cuba
Arthur Tipton
Missouri
Tipton
New Haven
Ed Deford
Globe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alva Creamery and Produce Co
Allen Coffey
Dillon Ruland
George N. Cooke
Clarence Crawford
Perry
Gil
Mr. Gudderson
Gunderson
Monitor
Sundance Blacksmiths
Loffer
Baker
Wyoming
Hulett Country
Green
Pratt Geo
Copice
Nor of
Hulett Church
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