Snowy roads and New Year events in Moorcroft area
The report notes Owen Conley visiting Mébdr Croft and L. L. White at Moorcroft on New Year’s Day. R. J. Marshall rode out Sunday afternoon. Byron McKenzie attended a New Year supper at Camp Stool ranch. A. R. Simon and Wollie went to Moorcroft. roads were impassable in places. Mrs. Marshall’s mother predicts snow thaw by July 4. No blizzards in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Conley
Mébdrcroft
L. L. White
Moorcroft
R. J. Marshall
Jon
Adolph Fincher's
Byron McKenzie
A. R. Simon
Wollie
Christmas Week Rumors and Weather Darken Local Ranch
Tom Slater traveled four hours on horseback from TL ranch to reach Hulett creek area. Oliver girls spend Christmas at home ranch with family. J W Randall hosts Willson and Clark families for Christmas dinner. Willson orders Edison phonograph for New Haven hall and crowd attends Christmas dance despite drifted roads. Wim Nelson loses a mare in storm. mail service to Rockypoint hampered. Christmas program by New Heaven Tk schools ends with Santa and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Slater
Oliver Girls
Hulett Creek
J. W. Randall
Willson
C. L.clark
H. L. Willson
New Haven
Wim
Nelson
New Heaven
Santa
Notice for Public Sale Under Timber and Stone Law
Notice that Emma A. Parke of Gillette Wyoming filed April 22 2011 an application No 7500 to purchase Lot 2 3 Sec 20 Township 45 North Range 6 West 6th P M and timber thereon appraised at 14550 board feet valued 240 per M and land 100 00 final proof will be presented February 11 before U S Commissioner Herman H Gunderson at Hulett Wyoming contests may be filed before patent issues the land and timber total 122 40 for timber 14550 board feet and land 100 00 12 14 to 2 4 Joe Lytle Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Emma A. Parke
Gillette
Township
Herman H. Gunderson
U.S
Hulett
Joe Lytle
Register
Department OF the Interior U
Navy
Duff C. Mewhirter
Nety
Herman H. Gunderaon
U. S
Donald Doings and Winter Strife in Local News
The mail has faced delays over two weeks due to heavy weather. D L Owens returned from the east with his daughter for medical tests. Christmas night at Donald hall drew a good crowd despite deep snow and poor roads. Snow stands 10 to 12 inches. Stock is home drawn, likely to suffer if weather doesn’t ease. Tenma travelers visited Aladdin for corn, many struggling to return home amid drifts. Santa Claus delivered gifts locally, with children reporting fair deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hall
Christinia
Aladdin
Santa Claus
Alva Christmas Activities and Cold Snap Report
A Christmas dance at the Alva hall drew few attendees due to heavy snow. Families fray details from Christmas dinners with Graves Woodcock and Johnson households. Merits include temperatures dropping to 24 to 27 below zero Friday night and local social news across Alva and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smith
Louis Johnson
Merrick
Frank Parkine
Johnson
McRae
Alva
Tylett
D. A. Ruland
Hiram Mahoney
John Mahoney
Benny
Frostbite Strands Mail Rider Near Rockypoint
Virgil Moore of Rocky Point is frostbitten after his horse fell through a creek ice while carrying the mail last Thursday night. He sought shelter in an unoccupied house until daylight, then was taken to Rockypoint for care. Dr Bostwick attends the case and prognosis is hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Moore
Rockypoint
John Bant
Hulett
Bostwick
Business changes hands at local restaurant and pool hall
W C Thomas has sold the restaurant and lease on the pool hall. Joe Marking and wife become the new managers. Mr Thomas plans to engage elsewhere and may leave Hulett, where he has been a valued resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Thomas
Joe Marking
Mr. Thomas
Hulett
Miller Creek News Roundup of Local Losses and Hopes
Jas Minnich loses a valuable work mare while Guat Hardt visits Miller Creek. Jas Storts family plans California departure. Miss Webb leaves Crane ranch. Snow shoes popular. Mr Cummings and BU Johnson lose work horses. Storts and Roy Beeson face charges this week. Mort Boden and Win Box cut saw logs. Boden aims to saw 50 000 ft of lumber in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Boden
Win. Box
Mr. Boden
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Tion
Wyoming Mercantile Company
Earl J. Wood Barber
Bath
Wyo
W. ©. Thomas
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A. B. Pecht
Prop
John Pearson
Eothen, Wyoming
H. F. Ilsle
A.E. Hoyt
Hoyt
Land Office
KR. C. Hnode
Sundance, Wyoming
D. K. Ahey
Carlile
Fred W. Blatt
Globe Office
Zr. C. Raymond
Ous Court
Able Wyoming
D McCurdy
A. Brown
Alva Store
General Merchandise
Alva, Wyo
Jone
J. HM. Chittim
Meu Peendemen
Donald Doings
Hanannaat Lawn
D. L. Owens
Esat
Ile Daughter
Alvo Hall
Mr. Graves
Mr. Woodcock
Mrs
Jesse Graves
Miller Creek
Jas
Packard
A. K. McRae Hulett
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