Neighborhood Notes Reflect A Quiet Wyoming Winter
Mrs. Thomas Hall visits Piedmont as feed stockpiles rise for winter. Pine Creek School closes for lack of scholars. Various locals—Derrickson Tracy Haskell Owens Cook Morse Graves Brosa—are active, moving stock, telephones, and creamery plans. Snowbound roads, a Nora Brosa surprise party, and community life fill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hall
Piedmont
Pine Creek School
C. Derrickson
Fred Tracy
Haskell
William Waddington
Daniel Owens
Leslie Cook
D. W. Tracy
Aladdin
Mr. Tracy
O. F. Morse
Omaha
Wyoming
Earl Gilbert
Mr. Sharover
Oak Creek
Horse Creek
Blizzard Strains Rockypoint Area Mail Route and Homes
Roy McGuire visited Rockypoint. Miss Ellen Bay closed her school for two weeks. A severe blizzard last Thursday caused heavy snow drifts and impassable roads, delaying the mail carrier until Saturday when men cleared routes and deliveries resumed.
Local Notes From Mona Area Amid Snow and Social Plans
Mra L Mowery improves slowly while Carl Burnette and wife plan a trip to Spokane Washington soon. Residents anticipate a February 6 dance at C J Derricksons a mile north of Mona. Neighbors enjoy progressive high five games as sixteen inches of snow blankets Bear Lodge area. sunshine returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
L. M. Mowery
Carl Burnette
Spokane
Washington
C. J. Derrickson
Local Notes and Visits Amid Snow Closure and Travel
Cleo Houtz is on the sick list this week. A carload of horses was shipped from here Monday. The train did not run Friday due to snow drifts. R Donaldson family visited at the Sam Ewing home Sunday. Herb Bush of Hulett passed through en route to Hulett. Johnnie Pearson Jr visited the Feather Farm early week. Carl Hoffman left Saturday for Hot Springs M D for appendicitis operation. Frank Chaffin came Monday after Mrs W Ripley and son returned from hospital. Robert Donaldson has a sprained knee from snowshoeing. Mr Ackerman and Joe Farrar went Sunday to Belle Fourche to buy horses purchased in Sundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
R. Donaldson
Sam Ewing
Herb Bush
Hulett
Johnnie Pearson Jr
Feather Farm
Carl Hoffman
Hot Springs
M. D
Frank Chaffin
Joe Farrar
Belle Fourche
Mr. Ackerman
Sundance
Agnes Frazer
J. L. Bostwick
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Selma Tromble
J. M. Chaplin
Gillette News
Chester Bigney
Lizzie Olshesky
Paris
Mont
Julius
Olshesky
Bowes Blaze
Rk. L. Smith
Tic Creek
C. A. Smith
Bostwick
M. E. Baldwin
Jolley Boys
DonalD Doings and Rural Hardship Report
The unused weather pattern hurts stock and hogs as feed grows scarce. Ranchers fend for porkers while a 36 hour storm causes drifted snow and delayed mail by horse. Mr. Gilbert plans to relocate to Holden ranch after leaving Aikman ranch in early Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gilbert
Holden Ranch
Aikman Ranch
Last Sumner
Insure your buildings against fire
Fire insurance notice urges property owners to insure buildings and promises prompt settlement of losses through the Firemen's Fund Co with contact through Gunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Fund Co
Gunderson
Masquerade at Alva Dance Night Announcement
A masquerade dance is planned in Alva on February 20 for George Washingtons birthday with a preter supper. Manager N. L. Dewing invites all to attend and wear masquerade suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
George Washington
H. Dewing
Snowy Weather Notes and Local Meetings
Rakestraw stacks ice to beat summer heat while Marking reports heavy snow near Sundance. Ripley ranch logs suggest wood cutting prep. District 22 school board convenes Saturday the 13th at Tower. Mail carrier slid through deep snow between Ott place and Ripley’s Toast Thursday night. Raleigh man ventured to Marshall place last Friday then returned toward Aladdin. There was too much snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Rakestraw
Joe Marking
Sundance
Ripley Ranch
Winter Struggles and Community News
H. Carlson and Fred Hall report heavy sheep losses this winter. Floyd Wadlington visited Clifford Philips and M. Barlean. Snow enables Sam Barlean to haul wood. C Zummack sick with rheumatism. Mrs J H Chittim confined by LaGrippe. Mrs Ripley and son Willard back from Coralia after appendectomy, still recovering.
Reward Offered for Trespass Information on Premises
A $50.00 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of those trapping or trespassing on the premises at 1-1f W. Wo and L. Driskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wo
L. Driskill
Sale of overshoes and seed wheat with Farmers Institute day
Kerer the Shoe Man offers 720 pairs of men 4-buckle overshoes at 2.10 each after buying 30 cases. Also selling 200 bushels of Royal Fife spring seed wheat cleaned at 1.20 per bushel from a ranch on Deer Creek. Note February 25 Farmers Institute day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek
Seth Ford
Farmers’ Institute
Quieting title suit in Sundance lands Crook County
In the Fourth Judicial District of Wyoming Crook County Anna Donavan sues to quiet title on lots ten eleven twelve in Block Four of the original Town of Sundance. Defendants Barber Harber Williams Morris are notified to answer by March 4 1914. petition alleges clouded title and seeks removal of any claims, liens or interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State OF
Wyoming
Ann
Crook County
Anna Donavan
Easter A. Barber
William L. Harber
Clemming A. Williams
Pred
L. Morris
Lota
Sundance
Local Notes From Gillette and Surrounding Areas
Community items report visits and travels to Omaha Belle Fourche Alva Paris Mont Crook County hog markets Odd Fellows lodge events Valentines displays and stage life weather and snow beaver creek Beaver Creek correspondent joins Globe readers. W D Driskill notes kin in Texas and Fort Worth in obituary style update with local business on banks land and livestock ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Globe
Alva
Beaver Creek
Farmers' Institute Ad and Subscription Offer
An old newspaper ad lists events and promotions from the Globe office. It invites wheat and chickens for subscrip tions and offers market payments in first grade goods at the New Store. Also promotes a magazine clubbing offer for advance Globe subscriptions and seeks farm owners for sales in Wyoming or western South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
The
Wyoming
South Dakota
W. Scott
Pierre St. Pierre
Davenport brings body of father from Montana ranch
Lem Davenport arrived in Belle Fourche with the body of his father Alfonso Davenport who died January 22 at a ranch near Ridge Montana after a long illness due to heart failure. The remains were shipped to Augusta Maine for burial with the sea accompanying the remains east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Davenport
Belle Fourche
Alfonso Davenport
Ridge
Mont
Davenport
Augusta
Maine
Helle Fourche Hee
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B. H. Narms
Smiley-Gay Hardware Store
Belle Fourche, S. Dak
Harry P.ilsley
Wto
E. C. Raymond
Land Office
U. S. Land Office
U. S. Court
H. E. Frost
Licensed
Embalmer Wyo
H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Globe Office
Roy V. Foy
Hulett, Wys
Gowl
W. R. Loomis
Prop
Oo, Wyoming
Lena Ll Angton
Terror Department
Eighborhood
PINE
Creamery
Thurman Graves Jr
Miss Breen
Bob Mahoney
Ben Mahoney
William Morris
Mr. Dewing
D. A. Ruland
L. H. Dewing
Neva Graves
Jess Graves
Nora Brosa
Ellendale
Roy McGuire
Rockypoint
George Jolley
Charlie Roberts
Ellen Bay
Mark Leeson
Pete Hazelbaker
Hilliard
C. L. Tate
Charlie Congleton
Jess Benson
Moorcroft
Charles Tate
Johnnie
North Bear Lodge
Cleo Houtz
Donald Doings
D. L. Owens
OAK Creek Notes
J. H. Chittim
LaGrippe
Kerer the Shoe Man
Attormey Fox
Bost
Alva Store
General Merchandise
Ceam
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Wyo
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Hulett Express Office
Chaffin’s Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
Chulett
Hulett Country
L. J. Schiller
Oscar H. Will & CO. Bismarce, N. Dak
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