Winter term ends Feb 22 and local notices from New Haven area
Feb 22 marks the winter term end. John Wilkie hauls hay from Moorcroft. Mrs. C L Clark visits Randall’s home. Ed Storm moves to Prairie Creek ranch. A New Haven hop is planned for the 22nd. Neighbors hosted by Mr and Mrs Mark Music. Frank Kendall completes a telephone line to the Alsider place joining New Haven. John Bant returns to Rockypoint mail route after a week away and claims discovery of the north pole near Dink Cooper’s Mitten Prong. H L Willson visits Yeast ranch after Clark’s horse freighting incident leaves the animal ill. Boost for the Globe it boosts for VOU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilkie
Moorcroft
Ed Storm
Prairie Creek
New Haven
Mark Music
Frank Kendall
Alsider Place
John Bant
Here
Rockypoint
John
North Pole
Dink Cooper
Mitten
H. L. Willson
Yeast Ranch
C. L. Clark
Rebekahs Organize Lodge With Thirty Four Charter Members
Last Wednesday evening a group of Odd Fellows with wives and sweethearts formed a Rebekah lodge with thirty four charter members. Officers for the first term were named led by N G Mrs E W Powell and W G Mrs RL Bush with treasurer Mrs C D Garman. The lodge begins under favorable auspices and aims to grow through shared principles and community service. May the Rebekahs prosper and membership increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
N. G
E. W. Powell
W. G
RL. Bush Lee
Elmore Engle Treas
C. D. Garman
Hulett Lodge No. 46 Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation filed in Cheyenne Wyoming for Hulett Lodge No. 46 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Three directors named John W. Hunter George Byrd Herman Grunderson with office in Hulett Crook County Wyoming and agent Elasore Engle. Dated February th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoning
Hulett Lodge No
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Order of Odd Fellows
Wyoming
John W. Hunter
George B. Byrd
Herman HH. Grunderson
Nomeerus
Hulett
Crook Counts
Wyonn
Elasore Engle
Hlulett Lodge No
Snow and stock in a hard winter report
The piece notes shallow recent snow affecting stock in Speurtish country. Hayden and Campbell order hay by car. geese seen north. ground hog delays spring by two months. Henry Davidson installs a home phone and telephones ease travel. Senator Warren proposes a 40 acre homestead law. 640 acres seen as possible in some regions to support pasture. Hauling hay and grain continues to save stock during dry spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morae Jing
Speurtish
Rob Waddington
Alan Campbell
Henry Davidson
Aladdin
Donald
Warren
Snowbound Local Notes Reflect Winter Struggles
Mr. Moore nears completion of freighting from the 1, M Mr. Carr cuts wood for himself and Mrs. Baker John Bryant dined with H Blankenship Co. last week Snow continues may allow sled travel Hauber Blankenship and Holmes seen on streets Saturday Watson may not return until the 17th Hoback notes horses tough to feed and hold Mesh Jesse McCune resumes school It is a long snowbound walk Moonlight meetings of the Butte String Band at Hoback's The last D cow in the area died recently Bryant fed it but weather proved severe Jones Windes and Pemberton visited New Haven Saturday What is the attraction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moore
Carr
Mrs. Baker
John Bryant
H. Blankenship and Co
Watson
Moorcroft
Hoback
Jesse McCune
Butte
Bryant
Jones
Windes
Pemberton
New Haven
J. M. Carey
J. Kuhacker
Ralph Closson
New Nebraska
George Harper
Mr. Reece
Oliver
Sheep Losses Beset Pleasant Valley Ranch Lead
Earl Davidson's storm affected Pleasant Valley ranch with significant sheep losses. Local reports note five trips by John Bant on the Hulett Rockypoint mail route and Montana teenager killing about fifty dollars worth of coyotes this winter. Chas Jones returns from Nebraska to Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bant
New Haven
Beaver Dam Area Notices and Arrivals
Miss Inez Coffey to teach Beaver Dam School. George South rents J W Smith’s place for three years. Thurman Graves sourced ice from the creek near Sr Woodcock’s house last week. Ed McWilliams traveled through on the stage to Nebraska. Henry Nevil butchered a beef for B F L Eagle and delivered it to Hulett for sale. Archie Bucher and family plan to move from the Dakota ranch soon and have not learned their new destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Coffey
Beaver Dam
George South
J. W. Smith
Thurman Graves
Sr. Woodcock
Ed. McWilliams
Nebraska
Henry Nevil
B.fl Eagle
Hulett
Archie Bucher
Dakota Ranch
Advertised Letters Uncalled For January List
Uncalled for letters at the office for the month ending January include Hulett Wye Peb t The following names appear: Mr Jack Hoff Amos Banigan Elmore Engle Westminster When calling for these letters please say advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uist
Jack Hoff Amos Banigan
Elmore Engle
Wostminster
Local arrivals settle leases and prep travel in small town
Joe Barrows arrived from Powder River last Friday and signed a lease for business properties with C D Garman and a residence with Peta Youngman. He plans to stay several weeks to manage local interests. Robert Marshall remains vigilant and secures trips on the Tower to Hulett mail route, stringing a cable at Liord's crossing to cross Belle Pourche during high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Barrows
Powder Wiver
C. D. Garman
Peta Youngman
Robert Marshall
Tower
Hulett
Belle Pourche
Liord's
Local Ranch Trades And Weather Talk Near Belle Fourche
Massie loses a fine mare and Baxter loses a cow due to accidents amid feed scarcity. J H Baxter lingers in Wyoming planning southward travel. First snows wane in the Bend as mild weather may return. Jim Bates hauls corm for Walt Pannell and kin. many horses remain, weather hopes to prevent further losses. Mr. Baxter and family visited Pannell and Collins. roads were rough in that wooded area. Collins sold ten acres to Mrs Kinsey for 160 acres near the river. Geuthamwn’s clothing and Mrs Julia Hrose pressed and repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bates
Belle Fourelne
Walt Pannell
Mr. Baxter
Belle Fourche
Mr. Kinsey
Eoroute
Wale
Mer. Collins
Idlali
Myr. Kinsey
To Exchange One Good Es ter Organ For Horseflesh
An offer seeks a good used Es ter organ in exchange for a quality horseflesh piece. The seller asks for a fair trade value and mentions ALU Peelt as a possible contact.
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Globe
Rebekahs Organize
Ronald Doings
Messrs. Hauber, Blankenship and Holmes
W. PB. Parks
Earl Davidson
Pleasant Valley Ranch
Montana
F. R. Sampier
J. M. Corey
Chas. Jones
Tom
Aver Creek
THE
Moorcroft Asphalt & Mining CO
Incorporated
Secy
Chas. F. Shilling, Pres
Wye
Aqlett Hotel
A. B. Vecht
Prop
A. B. Merrick
Bothen, Wyoming
Tion
Ddin Mercantile Company
W. FE
Massie
Baxter
J. H. Baxter
South
Cgeuthamwn
Julia Hrose
Cuckeer
Atrial
Ian
Beatae
Cora Will
Pioneer Seed House
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck, NO. Dakota
W. ©. Thomas
Propriet
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