Patchwork Social Notes From a Rough Frontier
Miss Pauline Kooff visits Miss Maud Sims while Mr McClure travels from Belle Fourche for a night dance. Reports tell of ioflosaza lingering effects, a missing sheep flock near Green Mountain, Jim Waddington’s return and his mill closure. Ranch fencing and pasture expansion loom as Weate plans fences on several holdings. Fred Baxter’s dance draws guests though river crossing is perilous and musicians are locals.
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Jim
Mr. Weate
Local Notables and Residents Visit and Sell Goods
Land inspector patrols Inet Monday while W H Meadows travels to Aladdin after corn harvest. Louise Hassel visits cousin Clarice Callquist and Mrs Sam Wooldridge spends a week with sister Mrs Will Jacobs. Glen Rossel stays ill. H A Haskina learns daughter Sherman Fordyor is ill with typhoid in Sutherland Neb. Mrs Pereie Ingraham visits parents Red dington while father battles grippe. RB Blankenship buys new team. Mr Gibson attends A S Business. Henry Brosa hauls corn from Moorcroft. Sundance's Lanenstein on local business. Old newspapers for sale 50 per bundle at Globe office.
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Inet
W. H. Meadows
Aladdin
Louise Hassel
Clarice Callquist
Sam Wooldridge
Will Jacobs
Glen Rossel
H. A. Haskina
Sutherland
Neb
Sherman Fordyor
Pereie Ingraham
Frank Reddington
Blankenship
Gibson
A. S
Henry Brosa
Moorcroft
Mr. Lanenstein
Sundance
Beaver Creek News Busy With Local Happenings
The Beaver Creek column notes Mittie Morris improving while Stephen Morris’s child remains ill. Woodcock and Vane Cook train horses as Alva dances host a Yeomen event. A dog corners a jack rabbit, and Berle Morris ferries Belle mail. Ice cleared near Dick Bush’s crossing for teams. Wells starts in new Alva blacksmith shop. Samuel Mason, formerly of Beaver Creek, died in California at the end of January.
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Louis Johnson
D. M. Holbrook
Sundance
Berle Morris
Belle Mail
Mr. Holbrook
Samuel Mason
Beaver Creek
California
Coyotes Shot Amid Quiet Winter on the Mountain
The column notes illness across the country but reports calm conditions on the mountain. Barrie and Hal Baxter are killing coyotes this winter while Al Phillips hosted an event on February 8. Mrs Baxter visited the ranch last week and J B Baxter in Arizona reports fruit crops but prefers Wyoming for health and home.
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Mr. Barrie
Hal Baxter
J. B. Baxter
Arizona
Wyoming
Local Notes From Rockypoint and Vicinity
Rockypoint residents report illnesses with several on sick list and grippe. Local work includes timber post cutting and a team shod trip to Moorcroft. Reservoir at Pleasant Valley ranch over half full. dances planned for Grandpa Bant’s birthday and Texas school benefit attracting good attendance.
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Will Cidseon
King
Mr. Criskian
Rockypoint
F. W. Byrne
Stanley Hemenway
Spencer McLain
Dave Reisland
Geo. Chase
Moorcroft
Cortr
J. M. Carey
Pleasant Valley Ranch
John Bant
Grandpa Bant
F. E. Cooper
Wilbur Vorbies
Nebraska
Local sickness and travel woes amid rough roads
A P Anderson patches wood at lower N school while Charley Jones falls ill and suspected tuberculosis looms. Victor Redding travels to Belle Fourche for an operation. John Hamlin seeks medical help and Mr Barlean returned from Belle Fourche with wood, noting two days are insufficient for a round trip under current road conditions.
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A. P. Anderson
Lower N
Charley Jones
Victor Redding
Belle Fourche
John Hamlin Bee
Barlean
Belle Fourch
Beile Fourche
Lost horses near the divide east of town
Liele Powell of Halt, Wyoming reports three missing horses from his ranch. A light bay filly two years old branded Low left jaw, a dark grey colt one year old branded in left shoulder, and a grey mare about 18 months branded on left shoulder and Nip. They were last seen on the divide east of town. Powell offers ten dollars per head for their recovery before March 10.
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Liele Powell
Halatt
Wyo
Tin and Sheet Iron Work at Geo E Congleton
Tin and sheet iron work of every description galvanised tanks chimneys and related metalwork offered by Geo E Congleton with emphasis on galvanized products and repairs for homes and businesses.
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Geo. E. Congleton
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