Tower Topics. Community notes from Belle Fourche area
Martin Gordon heads to Belle Fourche. Newell Garman remains in good health. Dr. Lebo visited patients locally Sunday. Fred Sublichting visits sister Mrs. Watson in Barlow Canyon. Land survey requests urged to contact L. L. White and J. S. Moore. Morton Boden named next teacher at Kansas Nebraska school. Advice to young men with underage fiancés: bring parents to license. Bachelor girls boast a calf that can kick coins from dirt. R. K. Mespell reports burglary from Sundance. thief left clothes and furniture, heavy tracks implied. Suspects used sleigh with two long runners. entry through window. load carried away, hay stolen nearby. Call for vigilance and notes from others missing winter goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gordon
Belle Fourche
Newell Garman
Dr. Lebo
Fred Sublichting
Mrs. Watson
Barlow Canyon
L. L. White
J. S. Moore
Morton Boden
Kansas-Nebraska
R. K. Mespell
Sundance
Mespell
Notice on unsettled accounts from W. J. Wood
W. J. Wood warns several creditors their accounts remain unpaid up to year’s start. Past due notes will not fund current bills and those seeking credit must settle promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wood
Charley Bonne Named Right Hand at Local Pool Hall
Charley Bonne becomes right hand man at the pool hall, taking charge Monday morning, as residents are urged to place subscriptions with the Globe to save postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bonne
FarrelLings: Local notes and community chatter mix
Ralph Smith and wife visit the George Reid family. Large Sunday school attendance. David Ellsbury and family visit Mrs. Nettie Cameron. George Reid's desert land case ruled against him at the land office. Weather favorable last week. Ellabury and Ned Lanning report cattle losses. Rockyford oil fields stirring excitement. Scarlet fever scare wanes with no new cases and improving patients. Ralph Smith reports a coyote catch with three feet. Mrs. Henry Ellsbury at her father Mr West’s bedside. he is eighty three with heart trouble. Dry farming discussions. Cheyenne meeting hoped to attend. Ten years of nearby dry land farming yields crops. Enid lard corn crop weaker last year. last season poor. Farrall not incorporated, blocks saloon under new law. liquor monopoly to few. More whiskey consumed locally. more bottles litter roads. many may still ship whiskey rather than visit Sundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
George Reid
David Ellsbury
Nettie Cameron
Cheyenne
Enid
Farrall
Sundance
Open for Bids for Mail Route Hulett to Rockypoint
Washington received notice that bids will be taken for a mail carrying route from Hulett to Rockypoint via Goldie. Mail leaves Hulett Mondays and Fridays at 7 AM and arrives Rockypoint by 5 PM, with return trips on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hulett
Rockypoint
Goldie
Ridge
Alzada
Fire Alarm Sparks at Tinkoom Hotel Chimney
Tuesday afternoon an alarm of fire at the Tinkoom Hotel caused a brief scare as sparks from a chimney ignited the shingles. Quick action prevented a serious blaze.
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Tinkoom Hotel
Tribute to Mr Wood From A Wyoming Neighbor
A letter from February 22 1909 from Bothen Wyoming praises Mr Wood for unselfish labor and moral elevation. The writer Nils Nilson commends public-spirited work and encourages continued presence and appreciation to spur further efforts.
Advertised Letters at Hulett Post Office 1909
February 27 1909 list of unclaimed letters includes Miss Celia Scott Dan Clark Mr. Harry Haynes Mrs J F Shaffer Chas A Scott and others. Letters not called for within 30 days will go to the Dead Letter Office. Elmore Engle Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Celia Scott Dan Clark
Harry Haynes
J. F. Shaffer Chas
A. Scott
Elmore Engle
Rise and Fall of a King at Baptist Church
The Baptist Church schedules regular preaching next Sunday with morning and evening services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The morning sermon, The Rise and Fall of a King, is from 2 Chronicles 26-15, while the evening topic is Quiet Observer-About Lying. A long service at 7 p.m. ends with preaching and prayer and a large attendance is welcomed by the pastor.
Local Notes on Suburban Work and Incidents
P. V. Wells plans to saw on Houston creek this week. Oka Wells’s house burned a hole in the roof a few days ago. Mr. Lash and Tucker Proctor felled timber for Lee Pearson last Monday and Tuesday. Antoine Fort and Wm Horlock made a land trip to Sundance last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Wells
Houston Creek
Oka Wells House
Mr. Lash
Tucker Proctor
Lee Pearson
Antoine Fort
Wm. Horlocker
Sundance
Mrs Gordon Plans New Millinery Shop In Town
Miss Margaret Gordon inspected the town this week and arranged with Pearson & Youngman to open a millinery showroom in the timer room. She visits the D. F Irvin home and will return soon to finalize plans as the Pearson & Youngman building progresses for a bazaar and tin shop addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gordon
Pearson & Youngman
D. F Irvin
Brookmen Spaying and Clean Work Ad Runs
Spaying and clean work advertised with contact initials BH G Woolfolk Mons in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addreas
Woolfolk
Mons
Wyoming
Local Merchants and Minor Injury Report
Claud Wilkerson of Ogden’s mammoth store noted for shrewd mercantile skill. Upton editor Gunderson of the Hulett Inter Mountain Globe made a brief visit through Spearfish en route to Deadwood. Will Wood sustained a deep cut from a plow incident and was treated promptly with a cautious outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Wilkerson
W. B. Ogden
Upton News
Gunderson
The
Hulett Inter Mountain Globe
Deadwood
Enterprise
Spearfish Enterprise
Wanted young driving horses under 1000 pounds
Rev James Abbott seeks a gentle well trained pair of horses suitable for driving. Weight should be about 1000 pounds or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Abbott
Wooldridge and Prickett Tie Marital Knot in Hulett
Samuel W. Wooldridge and Mrs. Bessie Prickett were married at the Barrow home on Monday February 22 with Justice Hollister officiating. The ceremony united the couple in a quiet gathering of relatives and friends followed by a wedding dinner. Wooldridge, a longtime stock and ranchman in Hulett, will establish their home at the groom’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barrow
Samuel W. Wooldridge
Bessie Prickett
Hollister
Wooldridge
Hulett Country
Local Bank Urges Youths to View Accounts as Good Business
A Hulett State Bank message encourages every boy and girl to see opening an account as valuable business. The ad frames savings as a path to responsible adulthood with future financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmen
Hulett State Bank
Infant dies after whooping cough at Sour Dough home
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Mas Roberts of Sour Dough died last Wednesday after suffering from whooping cough. Despite all relief efforts the strain proved too great and the life ended before it truly began. The bereaved parents have the community's sympathy in their loss.
Union Items Show Community Threads And Local Work
Beautiful weather frames a round of home projects with James Gordon rebuilding and Ed Allen erecting a new bank house on his ranch. Vess Rukestraw butchered a porker recently while A R Simon and A B Pecht took a business trip to Moorcroft Monday. Owen Conley and family plus Mrs A B Pecht joined at W D Kelly's Sunday. A surprise party celebrated Alvan Johnson’s nearing home completion with phonograph music and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Allen
Vess Rukestraw
Alvan Johnson
Neal Otto Heads East After Sun Dance Visit
Neal Otto left Monday for Sun dance then plans a short visit with his brother before continuing to New York and points east. He said he would see Taft in augurated and then return to his Ohio home. A state officer will visit Hulett soon and Bank Wi jammer Henderson is due on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Otto
Sundance
New York
Taft
Ohio
Hulett
Bib
Tucker
Bank Wijammer
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Willie
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Farrell
Dave Ellabury
Ned Lanning
Rockyford
Henry Ellsbury
Mr. West
Bothen
Mr. Gunderson
Mr. Wood
Wood
Nils Nilson
Baptist Church News
Brookmen
Will Wood
Altho
Prickett
James Gordon
A. R. Simon and
A. B. Pecht
Moorcroft
Owen Conley
W. D. Kelly
Shorman Fordyce
Ally
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