Ellendale Items and Local Social Notes
Ellendale items recount neighbors visiting and social events from the past week including a surprise party at Nels Silverstrand, a home move by Benj Krinning, and local dances. Other notes mention Judge Tate’s frost bite, ranchers lacking hay, and a Book and Thimble Club gathering. J S Robinson returned from Fort Collins with rheumatism and plans to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Silverstrand
Benj. Krinning
Frazier Place
J. S. Robinson
Fort Collins
Colorado
Harry
School Notes Seventeenth Grade Theses Due March Sixteen
Absences shape the week as the second grade advances to the third reader and ninth graders begin work on their first theses due March sixteenth. Visitors included Rey, Brown, Mrs Watson, Mrs Anna Powell, Mrs Garman and Jelva Kesler. Students remaining present and punctual across rooms include Clarence Pearson, Marie Engle, Joe Baker, Belle Bunch, June Bunch, Judge Tate, Fred Youngman, Wesley Storm, Elizabeth Watts, Asal Chittim, Naomi Engle. A large year end certificate awaits those who avoid absences and tardiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey, Brown
Watson
Anna Powell
Garman
Jelva Kesler
Miss Schlichting
Clarence Pearson
Marie Engle
Joe Baker
Belle Bunch
June Bunch
Brandt
Judge Tate
Fred Youngman
Wesley Storm
Elizabeth Watts
Asal Chittim
Miss Gregory
Naomi Engle
Local Notes From the TL Area
The report notes wolves killing a yearling at the TL. Mrs J W Randal visits Hu lett at her daughter Mrs Virgil Moore's home. Miss Lena Brion rents the New Haven ball for a Saturday night event. Ed Vertrees the Rocky Point to New Haven mail driver suffered a frozen face in the cold snap. Edith Clark ill near New Haven with pneumonia threat. The 640 acre homestead law draws little support amid harsh conditions. Local residents recall a harsh week with temperatures down to 42 below zero and cattle dying in the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Randal
Hulett
Virgil Moore
Ira Wilson
Diack Creek
Mes
Lena Brion
New Haven
L. Wiilson
Geo
Willard Ripley
Missouri
Ed Vertrees
Rocky Point
Ldith Clark
Dre. Bostwick
Winter Weather and Local News From Terhune
Reports of stock distress from other regions and a strong feed supply here. Senator Clark provides garden seeds to early callers. KiwhL steers sold by L E Roberts & Co at 10 cents per carload, a high Wyoming price. John D Seely named Notary Public at Terhume. Valentine’s reminder follows. Teachers' contracts advertised for School Boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
L. E. Roberts & Co
Omaha
Wyoming
Fred Bothwell
Leod
John D. Seely
Notary Public
Terhune
Two Year Old Steers Fetch 10 Cents a Pound on Local Ranch
Herman H. Kiehl reports a carload of two year old steers weighing 1275 pounds sold for 10 cents a pound after a 60 day feed of home grown corn and alfalfa. He claims a $50 per steer gain in value from the feeding, and notes strong market performance for his hogs and horses as well from the same ranch. The item highlights local farming success and land cultivation as key to prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Kiehl
Kiehl
Fred Boice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman H. Gunderson
U. S
A. J. Murphy
Hereford
Alva
Aodl Land Surveying
Bundance
H. E. Frost
Belle Fourche
Ellendale
Jake Hauber
Fred Rathbun
Jack Tate
Anmiong
Jack
Tiny Holmes
Miss Mesropian
Mother
Mona Tidbits
Maurice McCluer
W. B. Pannell
W.O. Pannell
W. G. Massie
Kate Barret
Law Jer
Francis Finnegan
C. J. Derrickson
Harney Hall
Colony
Margaret Cremeens
Charlie Barret
J. W. Lawrence
R. K. Mespell
Carte Wyo
Theer
Valentine
Kerer
Shoe Man
Valentines
Hrerer
Shoeman
David Riesland
Ripley
Globe Office
George Grenier
Central West
Ethel Lawrence
Thompson Creek
Ralph Tink
Dick Bush
George Morrison
Globe
The
Crook County
John Cochran
Elmore Engle
Reeves
Gunderson
Beat Companies
Rebekahs
Nichols & Lytle, Lawiers
Rundance
U. S. Land
Harry P. Ilsley
Sundance, WioMiNe
Sundance, Wyoming
J. L. Bostwick
Wioming
J.B. Hodges
Clatfit
Driskill — Ale
Baie
Saskatchewan
Fife Spring Wheat
E. A. Richards
Poland
China
A. Miller
Wyo
Sam Sherman
Hulett State Bank
E. P
Storm Horse
Black Hills National Forest
Deadwood
South Dakota
Paul LD. Kelleter
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