Local Folks See News From Home And Nearby
George Redding returns to parental home for a visit while J Derrickson sells cattle to George South. Mrs J J Nelson visits sister Mrs W Tracy. Walter Marchant is riding about seeking cattle. German boys plan a saw mill by March 1. Cochran brothers pass through en route to a dance at Donald Hall. Sam Adair loses a valuable horse but replaces it. Dance and oyster supper at Donald Hall and a free dance at Herb Phillips reported with good times. Joe LaFlamme misdiagnosed as diphtheria, actually tonsillitis but improving to return home. Wayne Chiesman returns from Omaha to attend his father’s funeral. Tom Harris travels from Montana sheep ranch. band of sheep in good condition and disease trouble expected to subside. H O Massie and wife visit J O Massie in Belle Fourche. Massie heads to Denver then Fayetteville Ark. for new home. past three years in sheep business with J H Baxter in Bear Lodge country. Curtie Clark visits Hills for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Adair
Donald Hall
Herb Phillips
Joe LaFlamme
Wayne Chiesman
Omaha
Tom Harris
Montana
Tom
H. O. Massie
Yale
Belle Fourche
J. O. Massie
Denver
Fayettville, Ark
Mr. Massie
J. H. Baxter
North Bear Lodge
Gospel in Samaria Sunday School Lesson
A 1908 Sunday school lesson summarizes Acts 8 from persecution in Jerusalem to Philip the deacon evangelizing Samaria. It notes the apostles Peter and John confirming believers by laying on of hands, the gift of the Holy Ghost, and the danger of buying spiritual power, with reflections on faithful teaching and shining example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaria
Getilee
Phoenicia
Antioch
Cyprus
Philip
Apostle Philip
Philip the Deacon
Evangelist
Simon Magus
Christ
Cesarea
Paul
Jerusalem
Alexander Whyte
Peter
John
Simon
Hmolineas
Joseph Parker
Diphtheria Case Improves as Local Dramatics Unfolds
Joe LaFlamme, recently removed from Bear Lodge mills with diphtheria, progresses under his father Peter LaFlamme’s care at the county hospital. Dr. Rathbun leads treatment to prevent spread. Nat LaFlamme, quarantined nurse, narrowly avoids a misunderstanding with the doctor in a Belle Fourche livery stable. Grace Busby completes six months at Willson school and plans to teach in Alva. R Loomis buys the current building. Hulett State Bank cites growth. E G Woolfolk visits from Medicine Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe LaFlamme
Bear Lodge
Peter LaFlamme
Dr. Rathbun
Nat la Flamme
Peter
Belle Fourche
Nat
Pete
Doc
LaFlamme
Rathbun
Northwest Post
Paperhouse Offers Wide Range of Newsroom Combos
A paper vendor advertises flexible combinations to meet client desires. The pitch emphasizes variety and instant availability for any newspaper item combination.
Blue Pencil Mark on Subscription Notice
A subscription note warns readers that renewal is required to continue the paper beyond this issue. It states the paper will discontinue if no renewal order is received and explains this is standard business practice.
Oak Creek Cullings and Local Notes
Mrs Stephen Gris is very ill at home near Eothen. S P Morrell from Spearfish visited briefly. Forest Ranger Lytle was in the area this week in official capacity. Lost a pig. reward offered by C B A. Oscar Carlson and Carroll Kimball haul grain to Belle Fourche this week. Agnes and Anna Anderson visited from Hulett. Carlson ranch added a John Deere riding plow. Charley Fuller returned to northern sheep ranch after a week at home. sheep in good condition. Mr and Mrs Dalbert Phillips, living at Bert Derrickson saw mill, visit lower Oak Creek. James Miller and family left for Missouri. may homestead here again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gris
Eothen
S. P. Morrell
Spearfish
Forest Ranger
Lytle
Charley Fuller
Dalb Rt Phillips
Bert Derrickson Saw Mill
Lower Oak Creek
Wyoming flocks show leg and lip ulceration not foot and mouth
A. D. Melvin chief of the bureau of animal industry reports in a letter to Geo. S. Wacker that Wyoming sheep have leg and lip ulceration rather than foot and mouth disease. Experts conclude the condition is far less serious, easing wool industry fears in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
A. D. Melvin
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Geo. S. Wacker
State Sheep Commission
Melvin
Gillette News
Reward Offered for Cattle Found Near Flulett Wyoming
A $5.00 reward is offered to any person or persons who gather and hold any cattle found in the vicinity of Flulett Wyoming branded F and 2Y. Address T. L. Platt Gillette Wyoming. 4-8t a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flulett
Wyoming
T. L. Platt
Gillette
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Studebaker
Hamilton Brown
Hulett
Pearson & Youngman
Pioneer Store
T. H. Gay
Cola W. Shepard
Wyo
U. S
R, Loomis
Kerer
Hulett, Wyo
Attorneys At Law
Sundance
Ivery Gacloner
Uparion
Therita
Aship
Fullerton
First Baptist Church
B. Abbott
Alva
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Jackson K. McAllister
Carlile
Crook County
Ney
Nely Sely
Fredrick McCurdy
Hulett, Crook Co
Wrowing
Aelgnely
K. Romaenip
Herman H. Gunderson
United States
Tie Office
Mullett
J. RK. Padgett
Moorcroft
ALN
Gay Hardware Co
8, D
George Redding
Lawrence
Oscar Cochran
Curtie Clark
Leabon
Coldem
Phillip
Stephen
Buchar
Myrdom
Pilate
Rome
Tiberius
Saul
Laughahiee
Grace Busby
Willson School
Miss Busby
R. Loomis
E. B. Kerer
Loomis
Hulett State Bank
E. G. Woolfolk
Medicine Creek
Oak Creek Cullings
C. BE. A
Oscar Carlson
Carroll Kimball
Agnes
Anna Anderson
Carlson Ranch
James Miller
Missouri
Ually
A. R. Cole
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