Notice of Timber and Stone Land Purchase in Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office at Sundance Wyoming grants notice that James K Roberts of Hulett Wyoming filed May 17 19 4 timber and land entry No 00200 for Lots 7 and 8 Section 4 Township 5N Range 0W 6th P M. Timber valued at 128.45 and land at 85.05. Final proof set for March 1 2019 before the Sundance Register and Receiver. Witnesses listed from Hulett and Terhune Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
James Kk. Roberts
Hulett
P. Meridian
W. A. Tripp
Joseph Svoboda
Pete Arnold
Clarence
C. W. Wood Hulett
U. S. Land Office
Sundange
Enoch Absolom Thompson
Wye
Merirdian
Eleii
United States Land Office
Sundagve
Hobart
Arthur Johnson
Hulytt
Olson Files Adjoining Proof for Wyoming Homestead
Andrew M. Olson of Alzada Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his land claim in township 63 west range 62 west, lot 7 8 9 10 15 16 and 14 in section 31. testimony witnesses Benjamin F. Clark Wert M. Le Suer James McDonald reside in Colony Wyoming with Henry Hoffman of Alsada. Proof scheduled before C W Shepate at Colony Wyoming on March 10 1919 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Interior
U. 3
Sundance
Wyo
Andrew M. Olson
Alzada
Montana
Principal Meridian
W. Shepate
United States
Colony
Wyoming
Benjamin F. Clark
Wert M. le Suer
James McDonald
Henry Hoffman
Alsada
Anton Kaleb
Rockypoint
Sjeacc
Prin. Meridian
Leo Noonan
Moorcroft
Luther Pyle
George Pavlovich
John Wenandie
Angnet Turnquist
Bertha
Wyoming Judges Face Job Loss Threat Over War Service
The Wyoming case around Judge I C Raymond questions if seven district judges risk losing their state posts after serving with federal or national government during the war. D A Preston once ruled Raymond forfeited his seat for taking federal office, and now reports suggest other judges may face similar consequences. The state supreme court must decide Raymonds petition for a writ of mandamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Babcock
Wyoming
I. C. Raymond
Raymond
D. A. Preston
Dstrict
State Supreme Court
Washington
Will C. Mentzer
Govenor Carey
Walls
Mabe
Soldiers' discharge records sought by state
Discharged soldiers urged to send discharge papers to the Adjutant General's office in Cheyenne for transcription. The aim is a permanent state record of each man’s service, with full histories of engagements. Notary A. Gleason verifies Frank J. Cheney’s firm details in Toledo Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Family Pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General's Office
Cheyenne
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank Cheney
A. Gleason
Iialt
Cheney & CO
Tc. Hall
Petion
Legal wrangle over judge vacancies weighs on state court
Amid a salary warrant hearing for C Jefferies, debate swirls about six judges who left state posts for federal duty. Arguments focus on pay, dual office bans, and potential reappointments, with Will Mentzer singled out as uninterested in proceedings. House Bill No. 1 aims to outlaw liquor traffic and enforce prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
C. Jefferies
Wyoming News Roundup Highlights Oil, War Costs and Local Deals
Wyoming's wind in revenue from state land royalties tops 600000 annually while the Wind River refinery expands. Sixteen new wells are slated for 1919, and crews advance on the Rownd Butte field near Cheyenne. Powell builds a 10000 potato storage warehouse. Gillette farmers form a mutual elevator to support the 1919 wheat crop. A new naval recruiting post opens in Cheyenne amid war mobilization. a land policy shift is discussed by the State School Land Board. The report covers losses from a suicide and a UP yard accident, plus state bond purchases by Treasurer Hoskins and telegraph links for Salt Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Union News Service
Wind River
Big Horn Mountains
Aber Ranch
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Rownd Butte
Weld County
Section 12
Township
Cactus Company
War Department
Lloyd Snyder
Valley
Cody
Wyo
Tonhue
Fort Keough
Powell
B. E. Elliott
Senate
Wyoming National Forest
Wyoming
Salt River
Gillette
Salt Creek
Denver
Midwest Refining Company
Casper
Merritt OW. Corporation
Big Muddy
Fred Lacomb
Union Pacific
Evanston
Lacomb
Frank
Edward Lacomb
A. D. Hoskins
State of Wyoming
Notice of Timber and Stone Land Entry in Wyoming
U S Land Office Sundance Wyoming announces J Ralph Mock of Belle Fourche South Dakota filed January 25 1918 sworn statement and application 018438 to purchase timber and stone lands in section 28 township 54 north range 62 west sixth principal meridian. Timber est 30/M board feet at 2.50 per M land value $90. Final proof to be presented March 21 before the register and receiver in Sundance Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
J. Ralph Mock
Belle Fourche
8. D
6Th
Prin, Meridian
Bheson
U.S
Wyoming
F. J. Richards
Bert Robbins
Brank I’varson
Geo. Brownfield
Various Local Notices and Classifieds From Hulett Wyoming
Local notices advertise ranch leasing northern Crook County and fire insurance via Hulett State Bank. Listings include sale of registered Hereford bulls and cattle, seed wheat oats barley prices, and a stray mare reward. U S Land Office announces Thompson seeks six year proof on homestead in Sundance dated February 6 1919 with March 22 deadline.
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Hulett State Bank
Carlile Store
Riga
Tose Ford
RK. Mespel
Carlile, Wyoming
Ness
J. W. Randal
Hulett, Wyo
BU Ae
C.H. Massie
George Byrd
Lingle, Wyoming
Dr. Hanna
Raymond Case
J. B. Rodges
Oliver's Barr
Wyoming State News
Muddy Creek
Carbon County
Dad
John A. Bell
Pittsburg
J. A. Krear
Oklahoma
John Geffey
Cheyanne
Cactus Ol Company
Independent Irrigation Company
Frank L. Houx
Oregon
C. H. Massie
J. H. Chittim
Crook County
F. M. Ownby
Hereford
Erv. Richards
New Haven
Duck Creek
Jess Benson
Marquis
A. H. Ehlert
Ewing, Wyo