New Rulings by Board Affect Teacher Certificates
Mrs Netlie Troax reports changes by the State Examining Board on teacher certificates. Temporary certs will be refused to those who took only part of the exams, and those who passed all exams but failed in one or more subjects will not receive temporary certs. The board previously mishandled papers, now aims for stricter review. In Crook County, recent notices list Second Grade for Martha E. Manch and Third Grade for Nora Braga, Iva Marshall, Stuila Gaye.
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Netlie Troax
Globe
State Examining Board
Crook County
Martha E. Manch
Nora Braga
Iva Marshall
Stuila Gaye
Crook County Expenditures for 1910 Appear Light
The 1910 Crook County budget totaled 5101 036 43 with major costs in elective officers deputies district court and roads. Road and bridge spending reached 23 003 24 about a quarter of total outlays. The report credits county commissioners for prudent management and hopes the current board maintains economical governance.
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Crook County
Justice of the Peace
Board of Prisoners
Crook
Lisa
Board of Commissioners
Notice to file complaints on public highways Crook County
Notice from Crook County Board of Commissioners ordered that all complaints regarding obstructions on public highways be filed before the undersigned. Promulgated at the January meeting by Wilb. Noble County and Prosecuting Attorney.
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Ublic
County Commissions
Crooksey
Wil—B. C. Noble
Wat
Footwear ads push value and selection for boots and rubbers
Advertisers flood the page with competitive claims about boots shoes rubber boots overshoes and rubbers. The language emphasizes materials patterns and value while noting the ease of showing products and confident pricing to attract buyers.
Party for Fred Willson and Curt Lindsey Birthday Soiree
Friends gathered at the parental home February 17 to celebrate Fred Willson's 21st birthday with games music and refreshments. The event also honored Curt Lindsey turning 22 with about twenty guests enjoying a royal style evening.
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Fred Willson
Curt Lindsey
Mona Man May Lose His Leg
Vick Redding remains in Belle Fourche under the care of Dr. Rathburn after doctors opened below the knee and removed diseased bone. Fears persist that amputation will be needed. his wife joined him in Belle Fourche recently.
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Vick Redding
Belle Fourche
Dr. Rathburn
Married at Newcastle J J Marking Weds Maud Parkes
J J Marking, known in the area, married Maud Parkes of the Tower country on February 15 at Newcastle. Marking has held trusted positions with county cattle and sheep outfits. Parkes is a newcomer to Crook County, but well regarded by those who know her.
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J.J. Marking
Newcastle
Maud Parkes
Tower Country
Moorcroft Blade
Notice to setttle accounts at Wood and Chaplin
Having sold our business in Hu. lett all open accounts are due and we therefore request that all who owe us call at once and gettle some either in cash or by good note. This notice will appear but once Wood & Chaplin.
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Wood & Chaplin
Washington's Birthday Observed By School And Shops
Washington's birthday was celebrated yesterday with the school and some business houses closing. The Globe force is busier on Wednesday than on any other day and will take their vacation on Saturday February 25.
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Washington
Globe Force
Moorcroft News Moves and Telephonic Link Plans
Editor Schilling leaves Moorcroft for Clearmont to start another paper. C F Rhine takes over Moorcroft Times. Moorcroft Commercial Club pushes Belt Telephone line to Hulett to boost trade, roads, and access to markets, linking region with outside world and boosting northern Crook County growth.
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Schilling
Moorcroft Times
Clearmont
Sheridan County
C. F. Rhine
Newcastle
Bell Telephone Co
Hulett
Moorcroft
Tower
Belt ‘Telephone Co
Crook County
Forest Leaves and local updates in a small town
Mrs. Wm Meadows owns a new cream separator. John and George Harper take a major wood cutting job for Will Clark. Dr Harper's grandson visits from New Haven. Sam Rathbun plans to move to Hulett to open a harness shop. A strong wind shifts Forest Leaves to McCoy Divide. Local sick list includes Henry Guthrie and others. P V Wells visits ranch. Wells and son Harold run a new blacksmith shop at Alva.
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Wm. Meadows
John
George Harper
Will Clark
Harper
New Haven
Sam Rathbun
Hulett
McCoy Divide
Henry Guthrie
John Lewis
Mra. Win. Horlocker
Mra
Geo. Butts
W. HH. Hollister
P. V. Wells
Mr. Wells
Flarold
Alva
Local Happenings and Visitors Across the District
Geo Reid butchered hogs this week. Wilbur Johnson and wife visit Mrs Johnson’s parents Mr and Mrs Geo Reid from Deadwood. Bud Anderson returns from Terry South Dakota where a sister is ill. Smith Folsom and wife recently visited. they plan to go to Los Angeles soon. Glen Cameron hosted a Washington’s Birthday party for friends. Literary Society meeting well attended. money cited as motive. Several B20 acre homesteaders told their land is tied up as coal land, which is disputed as there are no coal indications. P C Herold’s health decline noted since California trip.
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Geo. Reid
Wilbur Johnson and Wife
Deadwood
Johnson
Mrs Geo. Reid
Bud Anderson
Terry
S. Dak
Smith Folsom
Los Angeles
Cal
Glen Cameron
Washington
Literary Society
Acra
P. C. Herold
California
Local Happenings and Home News from Belle Fourche
Mona items report Mr. Davidson’s trip to Belle Fourche this week and Allen Barrett’s illness with grippe. Mia Plummer and her mother suffer a grippe attack while a Allie Phillips dance becomes a warm family reunion with about thirty attendees. WL Smith returns from the Derrickson place renting, and Albert Knowles learns of his sister Mrs. Marshall’s death at Rapid City. The Colony branch of the Monn Short Line telephone resumes service, offering two lines to Belle Fourche and Aladdin, and two to Aladdin from the Colony.
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Albert Knowles
Marshall
Rapid City
Knowles
Mr. Knowles
Colony
Monn
Subscriptions Offer Ends With This Issue Notice
A newspaper notice urges readers to renew subscriptions ending with this issue. It promotes the Globe and urges payment of $1.50, warning readers they will miss a future copy.
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Uber
Local births and community notes from town column
Birth announcements list a daughter born Feb 19 to Ed Deford and a daughter to Pad gitt on the same date. Dr Bostwick cites a large newborn boy born Feb 21 to Eric Huseby. Reapportionment stalls in Senate. Crook county may gain a third representative. A warehouse project by Bush and Pearson starting after weather improves. Miscellaneous items cover homestead days, a barber shop routine, residents moving, and a river swim remark by a notable athlete.
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Ed Deford
al Padgitt
N. A. Garman
Hulett
Fred Blatt
House
Bostwick
Eric Huseby
Crook County
Senate
E J. Wood
Harry Oliver
Sundance
Harry
Lula Tardive
Bush & Pearson
Atore
J. R. Padgett
Moorcroft
E. K. Chaplin
Burlington Road
J. R
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Ayn
Hulett Civery
Aliowrs FF
Fillett
Aladdin Stage
Fred Sutton
Wyoming Mercantile Co
Goode
Aladdin
A. B. Merrick
Bill
Mie
Cathe, Wo
J.C. Eccles
Peter Schutter
John Deere
John Pearson
Eothen
Wyoming
Rock Island
G. A. Ruland
General Merchandise
Fred Wilson
Mona Man
Frank Chaflin
Frank
Spokane
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