Bank Ready for Occupancy in New Hulett Building
The long-awaited window glass is installed and finishing underway in the Hulett State Bank building. The plant is well equipped and substantial, with ample office space and private compartments. The public awaits the bank as a needed community service and the opening is imminent.
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Hulett
Wedding Bells and Ranch Home Start Two New Hou ses
Wedding notices from the Rathburn and Hendricks households describe ceremonies performed by Rev. J. F. Woods and Rev. W. R. Jeffrey Jr. The couples, Miss Dodreas Rathburn and Mr J K Cometock, and Miss Esther Hendricks with Mr Wade Baggett, begin housekeeping at their new homes. The Globe pledges weekly visits. The article also notes land office changes affecting Sundance district withdrawals and Irma Bush returning from Sundance.
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Tuesaday
Samuel Rathburn
J. K. Cometock
Dodreas Rathburn
F. Woods
H. H. Hendricks
Wade H. Baggett
Mies Esther Hendricks
W. R. Jeffrey, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Local Social Roundup From Bear Lodge Area
Community notes recount memorial services planned for January 20 at the Methodist Church for several names, plus holiday visits, weddings, travel to Cheyenne, school plans in Grand Island, a resignation, and thanks from the Bear Lodge Mercantile Co as they reflect on patronage and growing business. local residents including Leslie Wells, Julia Pauleon, Gertrude Schloredt, Iria and Percy Oliver, Elmer Frank, Adrian Hewes, Steve Morris, Roy Widner, Mrs. Settle, Rob Tate, George Russel and Jacy Baldwin are mentioned among events and travels.
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George Russel
Mise Wilson
Russel
F. KE. Reynde
Cheyenne
Rounds
Crook County
Jacy Baldwin
Bear Lodge Mercantile Co
Grand Island
Neb
Jacy
Virgin fields show promise as oil and copper work advances
The Monitor reports E A Bock from the Bear noting strong contentions on one of the most promising virgin fields. Rochford Wyoming Oil near Sundance reports 1200 feet capacity gearing up toward likely success. Alderman Ripley and grandson George spend Christmas with Willard Ripley at Belle Fourche. Ice gorge scenes on the river spark remark. Mont Hutchin near Warrena's Peak says Adame and Nobs copper work progresses satisfactorily with encouraging results and a recently startling assay. Sundance set to gain fame.
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E. A. Bock
Bock
Alderman
Ripley
George
Willard Ripley
Belle Fourche
Mont Hutchin
Nobs
Warrena’s Peak
Sundance
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Charley Hardy
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