Local notes from Riverton and Hulett residents
Jad Jensen of Riverton visits Dick Bush home while Frank and Conda Chaffin spend Saturday in Hulett. J C Brass travels from Tower ranch for land matters. Art Schlichsting returns from Nebraska husking corn. Percy Ingraham and Peter Marinovich file final proof on homesteads. W S Adama returns from Omaha and considers Hulett work. Sherm Hrimmer spotted in a Chevrolet. Friends surprise Dick Bush at the ranch with a High Five gathering. John Hodges from Camp Stool plans to stay until twenty one then leave to help whip the Dutch. December rains and icy roads bring travel trouble. Millard Ripley and Tom Bailey crash in a Stutz on Xmas day but escape injury and damage.
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Sherm Hrimmer
Dick Bush
John Hodges
Camp Stool Ranch
John
Wye
Crook County
Millard Ripley
Tom Bailey
Millard
J W. Hunter
Boya
Tate
Alva Community Notes Highlight Red Cross Efforts
Alva residents report Red Cross memberships reaching sixty six in the local drive, box socials planned for January 19 to aid the Red Cross, school activities resume after holidays, and community updates from residents like Holweger, Davis, and Nevil plus local trade and gatherings.
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Alva
Christmas Activities and Local Losses in Moorcroft
County correspondence notes Mary Youngman with her parents during the holidays and Catherine Foster with her sister Phyllis. Tracy McGuire traveled from Duck Creek to visit friends for Christmas week as many local youths attended exercises in Hulett. School houses held Christmas programs with trees and candy. George Congleton visited from Moorcroft and Florence Fowlkes returned from Hulett for vacation. Mr and Mrs Jess Benson mourn the death of their infant daughter who died in Moorcroft at two weeks old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Youngman
Catherine Foster
Phyllis
Tracy McGuire
Duck Creek
Florence Fowlkes
Hulett
Jess Benson
Moorcroft
Crook County Families Reunite and Move Ahead in Wyoming
A New Years Day gathering at Robert Brown’s home in Crook County featured a large family dinner and social time. Tom Hotchkiss and family return to Hulett to manage the home ranch for Uncle Jerry Bush. Louis Callquist completes ranch residence, with minor finishing work. Mrs. Hattie Kesler leaves for Huron South Dakota to work as a nurse. Dillon Ruland travels to Moorcroft then Billings and Casper with companions. Nel Gregory spends Christmas at the Donald homestead. Steve Mahoney visits from Alva ranch. Chas Durfee takes Jay and Helen back to their Normal site for winter. Viva Roberts nears home from hospital, improving health. Don Grifia injures fingers while chopping wood. two can be saved. Jim Waleh leaves Moortroft stage line to focus on ranch duties. four years of service, two missed trips only during river.
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Neva Graves
Spearfish
Red Cross
Graves
Alva High School
American Red Cross
Alva
Red Cross, Cross
Navy League
Douglas
Wyoming
Henry Nevil
John Patton
M. Simpson
Deckerman
John Seely
Lewie Johnson
Steve Mahoney
Steve
Chas. Durfee
Jay
Helen
Jim Waleh
Moortroft
Jim
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Jad Jensen
Riverton, Wyoming
Frank and
Conda Chaffin
J. C. Brass
Tower Ranch
Art Schlichsting
Nebraska
Percy Ingraham
Peter Marinovich
W. S. Adama
Omaha
Mr. Adame
D. A. Simmons
Aladdin
J. H.dirks
Blackleg
Marjorie Colvin
Nelson
Glenn Morris
Earl Willson
Ted Nevil
John Mahoney
Mr. Wells and
C. P. Holweger
Curtis Publishing Company
Vernon Wells
Montana
N. C. Davis
George Hemler
Sundance
Roy Wright
J. W. Morris
C. L. Hemler
Clara Hemler
Ellendale
Hulett Christ
George Congleton
Robert Brown
Tom Hotchkiss
Mr. Hotchkiss
Jerry Bush
Tom
Louis Callquist
Callquist
Hattie Kesler
Huron
South Dakota
Dillon Ruland
Vick French
Laurel Dewing
Billings
Laurel
Casper
Mine Nel Gregory
Donald
Co. Roberts
Ter Viva
Viva
Don Grifia
Cliff
Ron
Farm
A. J. Murphy
Alva, Wyoming
Belett-Alva
Tion
FRED_SUTTON
Harry P. Ilsley
Sundanus, Wyoming
Nichols & Lytle
Bundance
U, 8
Landee District Court
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J. B. Hodges
Chaffin
J. L. Bostwick
Hulept
Hulett State Bank
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