Obituary of Martha Hibarger in Sundance
Martha A Hibarger mother of Mrs A E Hoyt died at her daughter’s Sundance home about 11 p m February 2 1910 after two weeks illness She born April 10 1827 in Maryland aged nearly 83 married Daniel Hibarger 1842 four children Survivors Mrs Hoyt Sundance and Mrs Lenhart Lander Wyro Funeral held at daughter’s home conducted by Rev Klein and Rev Roberts. body shipped to Broken Bow for interment beside husband Mr and Mrs Hoyt attended The Monitor notes her strong character devotion to Methodism and Christian example thanking all who offered aid and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Hibarger
A. E. Hoyt
Sundance
Martha A Swingley
Maryland
Daniel Hibarger
Methodist Church
Roberts
Broken Bow
Hoyt
Hibarger
Local Stockmen Report on Spring Feed and Snow Plow Use
North county residents Hal Baxter O F Morse J F Morse Bert Robbins and Walter Merchant called to the county seat on land business. Baxter notes livestock outlook not as dire as feared with ample spring feed. snow plow exposing pasture grass aids grazing. no dead animals in Belle Fourche. Al Pecht family takes over Hulett hotel dining. Tinkcom to manage rooms to ease Mrs Tinkcom’s workload. Rapid City Journal’s 82nd anniversary issue praised. Charles Eldridge relocates, stores take annual inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Baxter
O. F. Morse
J. F. Morse
Bert Robbins
Walter Marchant
Baxter
The
Monitor
Tinkcom
Pecht
Hulett
Rapid City Daily Journal
Donald Doings: Early Spring Hopes and Local Happenings
Spring-like weather fuels optimism for an early spring. Stock remains strong, haystacks declined in the past two months, and J O McDonald repairs his saw mill outfit readying for sawing this week. Land Commissioner Shepard had a busy day handling land and telephone matters. A well attended Donald Hall dance was held Friday night and a masquerade ball is set for February 14 at Donald Hall.
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J. O. McDonald
Shepard
Donald Hall
Gunderson seeks farm sale listing
A farmer: Gunderson announces he wants to put a farm on his sale list. No further details on location size or price are provided in the fragment.
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Gunderson
Local Folks and Visiting Relations Gather at Homes and Trade
Mr Pitman made a trip to the Campatool Monday. E E Reeds and F Haptonstall visited at W D Kelly's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Whities returned home Sunday. Tillison hauls lumber from Laney's saw mill this week. Ethelyn Reed and Blanche Dagger spent Saturday and Sunday at J W Clark's. H C Warford visited Friday and had dinner at J W Clarks. J B Reed and family visited there. Women visited Friday while men butchered. Mr and Mrs Tom Conzelman of Pine Ridge visited relatives and went on to Hulett to trade. Wm Mayell of Republic Kansas was in the country this week seeking land and returned after filing on a claim near Carlile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whities
Mr. Tillison
Laney
Ethelyn Reed
Blanche Dagger
J. W. Clark
S. H. C. Warford
J. B. Reed
Tom Conzelman
Pine Ridge
Hulett
Wm. Mayell
Republic
Kan
Carlile
Forest Leaves and Small Local Happenings
Mrs Antoine Fort is laid up with a lame back. Mrs Janet Kelley closes a successful term of school at the Cotton school house next Friday. P V Wells sawed a big pile of wood for H H Haskins last week and finished a big job for W H Hollister on Monday. Oka Wells moved into his new house and Friday night he hosted a gathering. There was a good crowd despite drifting snow. Andy Croy Howard Sherrerd Sam Sherman and Wm O Connor are all courting for Ery Richards. Richards expects Henry Nelson to move his saw mill onto his place soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine Fort
Janet Kelley
P. V. Wells
H. H. Haskins
W. H. Hollister
Oka Wells
Andy Croy
Howard Sherrerd
Sam Sherman
Wm. O'Connor
Ery Richards
Mr. Richards
Henry Nelson
District Court and State Officers Listed for Sundance District
Directory-style listing shows District Court figures John A. Riner and T. F. Burke based in Cheyenne with others including Davis and Hanson. County and state posts follow, naming U.S. Senators Warren and Clark, Governor Mondell, Secretary Schinitger, Treasurer Gillette, Auditor Grant, Attorney General Mullen, School Superintendent Cook, and various Wyoming county officials across Sundance, Gillette, Hulett, Sheridan, and surrounding towns. The document also cites local officials like Surveyor J. Farrell, District Water Commissioner, and Coroner David Darlington, with multiple district representatives and clerks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Riner
Cheyenne
T. F. Burke
Davis
P. Hanson
H. Glafcke
Sundance Land Office
A. E
F. E. Warren
C.D. Clark
Evanston
Congress
W. Mondell
Newcastle
B. Brooks
W. R. Schinitger
Edward Gillette
Sheridan
Leroy Grant
W. E. Mullen
A. D. Cook
Douglas
C. H. Parmele
Buffalo
Clarence Johnson
Division
Harry Fulmer
Sundanes
L. Fox
Sundance
Port
J. Randell
Hulett
N. W. Chassel
Gillette
D. W. Hickey
Aladdin Hulett
Emil Krauss
Mixa Nettle Truat
Eee Cc
L. Durkee
David Darlington
Post Office Hours And Mail Cutoff Times Noted
Post office hours run from 7 0 m to p m on week days mail east closes at 8 a m and arrives at S p m mail for Forest closes at 1 p m today and Friday mail for Tower departs on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
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Forest
Toonday
Woodhall lodge invites visiting brethren on Saturdays
Hulobt Lodge No. Mt announces weekly gatherings at Wood Hall every Saturday evening with cordial invitation. William J. Wood serves as Noble Grand and Elmore Engle as Secretary, detailing lodge leadership for attending brethren.
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Wood Hall
William J. Wood
N. G. Elmore Engle
Hulobt Lodge
No. Mt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Eldridge
Donald Doings
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Woes
Ohn Wallace
Alva, Crook Co
Wyoming
Herman H. Gunderson
U. S
Edward P. Willson
James Reel
Oscar Reel
Berle Morris
Alva
Register
Miller Creek
Mr. Pitman
Campatool
E. E. Reed
F. Haptonstall
W. D. Kelly
Addi
Delbert F. Irvin
Belle
Crook County
Hlehlerierie
Moore's
J. Fred Spivy
I. Block
Sundance Jeweler
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
A. B. Merrick
Andressed
Eothen, Wyo
Chattiers Feed
Crade
Rei
Buckdad
Wyoming Typewriter Exchange
West
17Th St
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Moore & Son
Proprietors
Cinkcom
J.C. Eccles
Peter Schuyler
John Deere
Arthur R. Cole
Proprietsr
Hylett Bowling Alley
John Pearson
Manufaoctucer
Ekothen, Wyoming
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