Wood confirmed as Sun Dance land office register
The Senate confirmed William J. Wood to succeed Joe Lytle as Register of the Sun Dance land office after Lytle’s term ended. Lytle, a Democrat, leaves an efficient record. Wood’s appointment follows President Wilson’s choice. The office will be turned over once checks are completed and politics should not affect efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lytle
Sundance Land Office
Senate
Wm. J. Wood
Wilson
Wood
Register
Lytle
Messra Hoyt
Hulett Friends
Terhune Notes North Dakota Rural Community
Neighborhood notes list local comings and goings Elmer Bay carries mail Markham seeks new house John Seely builds barn for Red Tate Walter Hood visits Mel Lemerick Bob and Fay Jolley visit Terhune Mike and Ted Terhune provide music for Bert Weston dance Mrs Bert Weston returns from Norfolk with a medically cared baby The stormy Will Durham dance draws about 35 attendees Needlecraft meeting hosted by Terhune attendees invited to March 4 at Goldie Mrs Caffery remains in Spearfish ice industry steady river ice reports Baxter families spread between Marmouth Lead and Canada winter travel hindered by rain six pounds gained by Baxter man in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terhune Tootings
Elmer Bay
Mr. Markham
John Seely
Red Tate
Walter Hood
Mel Lemerick
Bob Hobart
Spearfish
Misa Connaughy
Rex Mason
Alzada
Tom Durham
Rev. Brown
Hulett
Bob
Fay Jolley
Terhune
Mike
Ted Terhune
Bert Weston
Norfolk
Nebraska
Will Durham
Ladies Needlecraft Society
Goldie
Robert Massie
Baxter
Maasie
Caffery
Fred Baxter
Girla
Marmouth
N. C
Canada
Local notes from Belle Fourche and Aladdin area
Al Phillips traveled to Belle Fourche last week while the Alaaddin-Donald Telephone company held a meeting. A small crowd gathered at Donald hall on the 13th with good times reported. O. F. Morse sent several head of hogs to the Omaha market and hog raising appears the leading local business. Multiple carloads of hogs were shipped from Aladdin in one day amid growing interest in pork production. The saw mill at Mr. Mowery’s is troubled by frozen timber and has knocked operations more than once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Phillips
Belle Fourche
Alaaddin-Donald Telephone Company
Donald Hall
O. F. Morse
Omaha
Aladdin
Por
Local Sickness and Work Nearby Highlight Community
George Jolley is on the sick list this week. John Seely helps Red Tate with his barn while Arthur Johnson builds a large reservoir at his mother's place. Charlie Jolley returns from Illinois and speaks of Hu lett Jooke. Bob Tate hauls timbers for the barn. Jim Jolley takes a sheep herding break to mingle with neighbors. Mrs. Irma Tate sits with her father as Irene Crawford aids at the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hobart return from Spearfish after a bout with La Grippe. Needlecraft meets at Ted Terhune's. next gathering at Mrs. Carrie Johnson's on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jolley
John Seely
Red Tate
Arthur Johnson
James O'Conner
E. J. Wood
Charlie Jolley
Illinois
Hulett Jooke
Bob Tate
Jim Jolley
Irma Tate
Irene Crawford
Bob Hobart
Ted Terhune
Carrie Johnson
Cattle trade and mining news from the Tracy area
Geo Derrickson works for the Tracy Company while F S Tracy seeks more cattle, having bought a cow from Mr Ackles. Mrs Cremeans and Mrs Bates visited C J Derrickson’s home last Tuesday. Reports say gold traces were found near Eothen with 40 feet of digging so far. F W Kimball returns from Omaha after shipping a carload of hogs that brought 8.55 per fowt.
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Geo. Derrickson
Tracy Company
F. S. Tracy
Ackles
Leal and Lisle Brimmer Seek Omaha Auto School
Leal and Lisle Brimmer have traveled to Omaha to enroll in the automobile school. The note urges bringing land papers whenever land troubles arise. The column also mentions a pastor's schedule, with sermons planned at Bay schoolhouse and Russell schoolhouse.
Kiefer Wins Contest for Campstool Ranch Homestead
In February 1914 the General Land Office dismissed government contest proceedings against Harry Kiefer’s homestead near Campstool ranch and approved patent. Hearing at Sundance heard witnesses for Kiefer and government agent Fuller. Local officials found charges unproven and the entry recommended for patent.
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General Land Office
Campstool Ranch
Sundance Land Office
Fuller
Grace E. MacKenzie
Sundance
Nichols & Nettlehorst
Kiefer
Mr. Fuller
Nettlehorst
MacKenzie
Sundance Times
Mares Wanted to Buy for 3–6 Years Olds
Buyer John Hodges seeks 25 to 50 mares weighing 950 to 1150 pounds each. Ages 3 to 6 years. Halter broken preferred. Contact John Hodges.
Brass band meeting for Hullett at the Bank
Notice calls all interested organizers to meet at the Bank on Tuesday evening March 1 to form a local Hullett brass band. The item asks who prints the Globe you read.
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Hulett
Short winter prospects and local notes in the Globe
The article notes improving winter prospects and lists local updates. D Perry of Sundance visited for business. Harry P. Isley and John Thorn came on official business. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crawford on Washington's Birthday. Lisle Powell visits from Montana holdings to handle Hulett interests. An advertisement promotes four magazines with The Globe for 18 cents extra per year and urges subscriptions.
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P. V. Wells
Alva
Hulett
Billy Blakeman
Sundance
The
Globe
the Bay
D. Perry
Harry P. Isley
John Thorn
Washington
Clarence Crawford
Lisle Powell
Montana
Standard
Alfalfa Seed for Sale at 15 Cents a Pound
Native alfalfa seed offered by Geo. M. Russell. One thousand pounds available at 15 cents per pound. Demand expected to be quick.
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Geo. M. Russell
Alfred Conley Becomes Expert Horse Shoer in Tower
Alfred Conley is gaining renown as a skilled horse shoer. Cc. E. Lagest and crew have been cutting wool. A. B. Pecht was spotted on Tower streets Saturday. M. R. Dagger moved his shop to town and converted it into a horse barn. A rough note on a cavalry versus infantry clash appears amid local items. Bill Anderson reports loss of a calf and a hog in the latest storm. Young locals attended a dance on the Irish divide Saturday. L. L. White helped move the Dagger Kelly team’s new engine from Moorcroft. Blanche Dagger, a teacher at Oshoto, visited home briefly Saturday. One of White’s horses slid to the canyon bottom. injury status is uncertain.
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Alfred Conley
Cc. E. Lagest
A. B. Pecht
Tower
M. R. Dagger
Bill Anderson
L. L. White
Dagger
Kelly
Moorcroft
Blanche Dagger
Oshoto
Globe Courier Services Offers Reliable Delivery Choices
Globe presses its advantage in timely deliveries with a range of options for businesses and individuals. It highlights speed, tracking, and trusted handling of parcels across varied service levels.
Globe Notices and Local Happenings in Brief
Trade a piano to apply for work horses. Globe office for more info. School meeting near. plan next year’s work. Four magazines for 18 cents with Globe renewal. Ripley bridge nearly complete. Bill Stoddard expands holdings and plans to stay. Many prepay subscriptions despite expired terms. E. B. Kerer returns from Sundance with others building ranches. Mrs Dr Knode returns to Gering Nebraska building a practice. Jim Wilkerson arrives, visiting his daughter Mes Curt Lindsay.
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Globe
The
Ripley
Bill Stoddard
E. B. Kerer
Sundance
L. A. Johnson
L. D. Rathbun
Fred Rathbun
Rob Tate
John Stoddard
C. P. Kester
Hulett
Dr. Knode
Gering
Nebraska
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Fred Batten
Edmonton
George Mitchell
Wisconsin
John B. Hodges
Hodges
M. Terhune
Roy Cable
North Bear Lodge
Oak Creek
Big Bend
Donald Doings
Goldie Divide
New Haven
Bay
Russell
Harry Kiefer
John Hodges
Albert Leary
Green
Perm Life
Jan of Hich
Wur
Gunderson
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