Forest reserves to allow more stock grazing proposed
Washington and Oregon forestry officials report that close grazing reduces fire risk. The bureau of forestry issues an order to permit more cattle on forest reserves with new trails and railroad low-rate arrangements to move stock. Western stockmen have long argued for this measure to curb fuel buildup and fire spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
Oregon
Forestry Bureau
Aeareanit
Bureau of Forestry
Store at Tower J. W. Clark Establishes New Business
Mr and Mrs J W Clark visited Hulett on Monday to purchase goods for a new store in Tower. The couple, with prior experience, anticipate a successful venture while Tower residents expect improved mail service to Moorcroft and seek telephone access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clark
Hulett
Tower
Protection on Wool Tariff Boosts Senator Warren
Senator Warren spoke at a banquet of the National Association of Woolen Manufacturers in Washington. He warned that lowering the wool tariff would harm wool growers, noting the U S as a leading wool producer due to recent protective tariffs. He is viewed as a leading opponent of tariff reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Woolen Manufactures
Warren
Cleveland
United States
Senate
Boots and Shoes Advertisements Readied for Competition
Advertisers push a broad range of men's footwear including boots shoes rubbers and overshoes over the coming weeks. The copy screams competition with superlatives on materials patterns and values. Stores invite buyers to see and compare with easy viewing and fair pricing.
Alva the New Town Becomes Half Way House on Stage Line
Beav er Creek region sees Alva grow from a postage site to a bustling town. Dan A Buland acquired land and ran the post office with meals for travelers. Roland expanded with a large store and homes. Victor French built a livery and feed barn. Nels P king added a barber shop. The town includes a church schoolhouse residences and a hotel ready to grow with development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Alva
Dan A. Buland
Buland
Hulett
Rulands
Roland
Victor French
Nels Parking
Missionary official to organize church in Aladdin
The Congregational church assistant superintendent of missions Rev C M Daley will visit Aladdin on Sunday February 19 to organize a church. Services are at the schoolhouse at 2 p.m. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Daley
Missions
The
Congregational Church
Aladdin
Shadow Social at Aladdin School House Jan 18
A shadow social will be held at the Aladdin school house on January 18 for the benefit of the Sunday school. Everyone is cordially invited for a good supper and a good time. Admission is free. Buy a shadow of your girl at the event.
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Aladdin Achool House
New Telephone Line Connects New Haven to Hulett
A 20 mile telephone line from New Haven to Hulett is now in operation with ten subscribers. Officers are J. J. Hauber president L. A. Strand treasurer and L. Clark secretary. Central exchanges with Belle Fourche and Nov. Tel. Co. at Hulett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Ranchere
Hulett
Wesley Knight
L. H. Strand
J. J. Hauber
C. L. Clark
L.O. Glasaburn
H. L Guilliams
L. Whities
Robi. Garman
C. C. Storm
Geo. Congleton
Belle Fourche & Nov. Tel. Co
Local Notes From Crook County and Hulett
Andy Croy works at Shier saw mill. Herb Bush traveled to Deadwood last week. Mrs. Jake Hauber has been sick the past week. E. C. Raymond of Sundance greets Hulett residents and reports his law office now in the county seat. The Wyoming State Board of Horticulture issues its third biennial report. Free copies are offered by Prof. Aven Nelson of Laramie. Hulett youths organize a Boy Scouts of America patrol under Rev A K McRae, Dr A J Keight, and Rev J S Wood. Next meeting set for Saturday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Raymond
Sundance
Hulett
Wyoming
Boy Seoute of America Patrol
A. K. McRae
A. J. Keight
Adjt
J.S. Wood
Chaplin
Boy Souls of
America
Local notes and notices from the Globe period edition
A roundup of small items: Mrs. H L Rhode cooks at Thomas restaurant, Garman brothers inspect ranches, keys lost for reward, Mrs L C Thompson recovering, Mr Fred Blatt and John Driskill return from Bear Lodge survey trip, N G Jones in town, concern over stray dog poison, Bear Lodge Pharmacy offers valentines 1 cent to 1.50, Baptist meeting Friday at 2 pm, Louis Callquist returns from California with family, E E Lindsey visiting for timber land deals, Clem Marenda and John Wehenkle visit, Mrs Lee Pearson travels through, locals Hoylman and others back from surveying duties in Idaho and Montana, Burned district to be surveyed May first, Moorcroft Blade note on subscription ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Rhode
Thomas
Robert
Newell Garman
Globe Office
Bear Lodge
The
Baptist Church
Louis Callquist
California
Berkeley
Clem Marenda
Hulett Country
John Wehenkle
Devil's Tower
Gordon
Neb
Lee Pearson
Albuquerque
N. M
Bear Lodge Mountains
Herb Hoylman
Frank
Will Green
Pusr
Idaho
Montana
Local residents note ducks and community care in brief
Mrs. E. E. Chaplin reports two imported ducks at her home with names she wishes kept private. J. R. Padgett attended a ball at Alya last Saturday in new attire. Mrs. Will Wood aided Morna Wood’s children in Alva after illness. Miss Lena Brian and the Porter sisters travel from Ewing Nebraska to Hu lett. The Porters, orphans with a wheelchair bound sister, are aided by Miss Brian who has taken a homestead west of town to teach and care for the girls. The community wishes her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Chaplin
Globe
J. R. Padgett
Alya
Peculiar Accident Ends In Brain Pressure For Miss McAmis
Two months after a fall from a horse Miss Mittie McAmis of Alva Wye sustained brain trouble from a skull fragment pressing the brain. An operation was performed by Drs Bostwick of Hulett and Knode of Sundance. results were not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittie McAmis
Alva, Wye
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Hulett Hotel
Ket A.B. Vecht, Vkop
Fred Sutton
Wyoming Mercantile Co
Geira
A. B. Merrick
Mie
Eothen, Wyo
J.C. Eccles
Pater Schuttler Wagons
John Deere
Iit
John Pearson
Kothen
Cuttler
Thompson
Rock Island
A. Ruland
Senator Warren
New Haven Company
Andy Croy
Shier
Herb Bush
Deadwood
Jake Hauber
Eli E. Lindsey
Ft. Pierre
S. C
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