Boots For Less Sell Boots To Cowboy Boot At $13.50
Customer urged to buy cheaper boots after large stock order since previous advice predicted higher prices. Seller claims years of prosperity from small profit and bulk sales, offering Cowboy Boot at 13.50 instead of 16 to 20.
Public Land Reopened in Crook County Areas
Townships listed T 57 N R68 W T 58 N R71 W T 57 N R72 W and more restored to entry with Sundance land office filing January 21 1918 Crook county reports springlike weather while John Davis moves to Hazelbaker place and trapper notes coyotes easily caught. creditors notice issued for Mariah Ann Jolley estate with six month claim period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Hazelbaker Place
Mr. Davis
Crook ‘County
Sundance Land Office
Karate
Mariah Ann Jolley
Peraons
William Jolley
Ted Dee
Timber and Stone Claim for Fern DeFord Filed in Wyoming
Notice from the Interior Department woodlands office at Sundance Wyoming announces Fern DeFord of Hulett Wyoming filed on December 7 1916 to purchase lot 12 section 2 T6N R6W with Timber and Stone rights under the 1874 act subject to appraisement. It lists timber quantities cedar posts 1000 and 10000 board feet valued at 60 dollars and land value 40 dollars and sets final proof for March 2 1918 before H H Gunderson commissioner at Hulett Wyoming. It invites protests or contests with corroborated affidavits prior to patent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department. of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Fern DeFord
Hulett
RG West
Mer ‘Idian
H. H. Gunderson
A. 3
W. J. Wood
Register
Land Office Notice of Ida Ys idora Roberta Purchase Claim
Department of the Interior notices Ida Ys idora Roberta of Hulett Wyoming filed October 27 1917 sworn statement and application to purchase lot 3 section 22 T35N R65W timber valued at 15000 board feet and 900.51 land 840.00 final proof set for March 2 1918 before H A Gunderson at Hulett Wyoming protest or contest possible by affidavit before patent issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Ida Ysidora
Roberta
Hulett
6Th Principal Meridian
H. A. Gunderson
Weed
G W Jones Dies After Long Civil War Service
George Washington Jones born in Wisconsin about 75 years ago died Sunday December 23 1917 likely from heart failure. He and his adopted son George had dinner with Mont Hutchine and returned home when Mr Jones collapsed at the gate. He served in the Civil War as did his father in three wars. They had lived on a ranch near Lytle Creek twelve miles from Hulett. Three sons and three daughters survive along with Crook County friends. Interment at Miller Cemetery December 26 with Brown in charge.
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George Washington Jones
Wisconsin
Geo
Mont Hutchine
Jones
Three Ware
Hin
George
Lytle Creek
Hulett
Crook County
Miller Geeele Stemone Dee
Brown
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