McAdoo visit marked by christening of granddaughter
The growing Inter Mountain Globe celebrates the arrival of William G. McAdoo's granddaughter in Los Angeles with a self described pledge to build up the Hulett country. The paper frames a public mission as secondary to family life and champions local development and moral causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
William G. McAdoo
U.S. Treasury
Los Angeles
McAdoo
Inter Mountain Globe
Hulett
Globe Folke
Neighborhood Notes From Wyoming Community Gleanings
Mrs. Wood oversees schools while local residents share busy labor, travel, and family news. Mentioned are lumbering plans of Kirkeey, Bunney, and Sisson. a dry well. travel to Bear Lodge for repairs. a North Dakota rental offer. and a Ripley bridge project moving ahead despite cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Dennis
Jacob Sittler
Jack Kunnerith
George Sisson
Bear Lodge
Louisa
John Leitner
Wyoming
Herbert Bunney
Harry Kirkeey
Frank Syers
Joe Espel
Wilford Shaw
North Dakota
Miss Dennis
Local Figures Active in Week's Tasks
Mr. Rich spent Monday examining sled runners. Dagger and Kelly are set to begin lumber sawing soon. John Driskill was seen smiling at Campstoo rough Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Dagger
Kelly
John Driskill
Local News Roundup of Community Happenings
J L Cooke reports a very sick horse while Jim Adair visited his bear girl last Sunday. Mrs John Marchant visits with daughter Mrs H Tracy. Louis Blake and wife traveled to Belle Fourche. Mrs Blake bought a washing machine. Bert Marchant and F K Kimball's group enjoyed Pine Creek trip with Rev Tracy Morse and F S Tracy families. Buffalo Basin neighbors surprised Dr Barrett and wife at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cooke
Jim Adair
John Marchant
H. Tracy
Louis Blake
Belle Fourche
Big Bend Benders Weather and Local Happenings
Cold weather continues with no snow in the area. Mre Oberg visited the Baxter home for a weekend. Mrs. R. M. Caffery plans a short Spearfish trip after visiting her daughter in Lead City. Mountain School extends another month, totaling five months. Green Mountain folks joined the Alzada masquerade on January 30. Mr. Collett’s sheep wandered away from the herd. a missing herder was found near the 7W ranch on the Little Missouri after about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Oberg
Baxter
R. M. Caffery
Spearfish
Massie
Lead City
Alzada
Mr. Collett
Barber
Collett
Little
Missouri
Barlean Ranch Visit Sketches Local Social News
George Derrickson visited M. Barlean ranch last week with his brother W. S. Smith. Sam Barlean spent several days at Bear Lodge and attended the Alva dance theater with a large crowd enjoying the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Barlean
George Derrickson
M. Barlean Ranch
W. S. Smith
Sam Barlean
Bear Lodge
Alva
Donald Doings and Local Happenings in Spearfish Valley
The report notes a dance at Donald hall on the 13th and mentions Phillips handling orders for honey from Spearfish valley. Groundhog Day passes with a cautious forecast. D L Owens visits Crow Creek stock farms to oversee herds. Saw mill activity shifts from Mowery place to Kruger ranch along Alum creek. Ice harvesting thrives as streams freeze unusually hard, and gold prospecting arouses limited local interest, with hopes for a Klondike find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Donald Hall
Phillips
Spearfish
D. L. Owens
Crow Creek
Mowery
Kruger Ranch
Miller Creek Area Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Conley and family visited W. D. Kelly on Tuesday. R. K. Mespell took produce to Moorcroft this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pecht are visiting in the area. February brought 35 below zero but eased recently. L. W. Mespell returned from a brief South Dakota visit. Alfred Conley is getting his team shod at W. D. Ly’s and plans logging soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth White
Lytle Creek
Ripley
Owen Conley
Kansas
Alfred Conley
Moorcroft
Local Talent Play Delights Cold Evening Crowd
A Terhune and Durham troupe performance drew a crowded hall despite a frigid night. The show featured stunts and specialties that amused the audience, with notable impersonations and Terhune’s violin driving strong approval despite poor weather and admission not covering costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terhune
Durham
Entertainment at Farris school house draws large crowd
Miss Maude Sims led a successful program at the Farris school house on the 30th with participation from several young people including the Misses Waddington Hejde and Knuoff and the Mesars Ben Farris Irven Heide and John Johnson A notable feature was the special music between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Maude Sims
Waddington
Hejde
Knuoff
Ben Farris
Irven Heide
John Johnson
Farcea
School program charms with morals talk and lively pantomimes
Mr. Johnson's oration on Morals and Health drew praise for unusual merit and pleasant delivery. The child performers and their instructor impressed with skill and hard work. About sixty attendees remained engaged for three hours. The event supported by Miss Sims offers a model for ungraded schools and funded an organ through a basket social raising twenty six dollars sixty five cents. Afterward dancers gathered at Mr. Mankin's until dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Little Folke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wood
Faull Bunney
John Wills
Olga Hough
Aladdin
Harry Tracy
Ben Johnson
Lower Oak Creek
Mr. Hunnicut
Ed Wilson
North Bear Lodge
Big Bend
OAK Creek Notes
Green
HuBy
Jand
Miller Creek
a _ ae
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!