Neighborhood Notes from Carlile and Surrounding Areas
Lonnie Music serves as Driskill's right hand man at the PIC this winter and Jim Walsh buys a new hat. Fred Sutton stays busy while his car travels the creek area daily. Archie Jefferson purchases provisions in Carlile and plans to winter on the ranch. Hog shipments pass through the area en route to Denver. Dave Fordyce visits while overseeing Tower interests and Eddie Latham sells cattle to L. F. Johnston of Sheridan who will move them to Powder River ranch. Johnston himself suffers a wagon mishap near Sundance. Hogs are being fed locally with several cars planned for shipment in coming weeks. New Year brings typical calm as finances remain tight. Dances at Donald hall draw crowds including a New Year Eve free dance. News of Mrs. Susan Baxter's January 1st death at Belle Fourche shocks neighbors. burial planned in Belle Fourche cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Jefferson
Carlile
Denver
Dave Fordyce
Sheridan
Tower
Eddie Latham
L. F. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Powder River
Tt Ia
Donald Hall
Susan Baxter
Belle Fourche
Local social notes and travelers in town this week
Albert Moore was a caller in town this week. D. W. Hickey spent a few days here this week. Virgil Moore went to Hulett on business this week. The Aladdin Smart Set was sleigh riding Sunday. Tom Maddison drove to Hulett Tuesday for Virgil Moore. Nena Willson passed through Friday en route to school. Gene Gervasi left Monday for Rapid City. FE E. Lindsey and Arthur J. Murphy hauled corn this week. Mrs Maddison and son Milton visiting at their home ranch this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Mann attended the Fireman's Ball at Belle Fourche Thursday. Mr and Mrs Sam Ewing and family, Mr and Mrs Tom Jones and family, and Mr Jones's parents spent New Year's at R. Donaldson's. A watch meeting was held at the hotel New Year's Eve with games and refreshments. Those present included Josephine and Geno Gervasi, Josephine and Minnie Dallapiazza, Lucile Sipe, Colena Houtz, Robert Donaldson and Leonard Knoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Moore
Hulett
Tom Maddison
Maddison
Milton
Fred Mann
Belle Fourche
Sam Ewing
Tom Jones
Mr. Jones
R. Donaldson's
Josephine
Geno Gervasi
Minnie Dallapiazza
Lucile Sipe
Cleona Houtz
Robert Donaldson
Leonard Knoff
North Bear Lodge New Year Wishes Amid Flu Cases
Globe readers hear New Year greetings from North Bear Lodge as grippe cases rise in the area. James Bates and James Adair repair bands to greet the new days, while Miss Maude Sims visits C. J. Derrickson. Miss Ford and Francesa Finnegan of Deadwood visit Mrs. Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
James Bates
James Adair
Miss Ford and
Francesa Finnegan
Deadwood
Mrs. Coburn
Butte Items: Local Visits and Trade Notes
Tom Jefferson visits Spearfish this week. Wayne Moore visited these parts Tuesday night. Edwin Watson and Charles Keeter went to Moorcroft Friday. W. Bryant delivered dressed pork and poultry to Moorcroft Monday. A. Parsons traded to Hulett Friday and returned with Splett's Beet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jefferson
Spearfish
Wayne Moore
Edwin Watson
Charles Keeter
Moorcroft
W. Bryant
A. Parsons
Hulett
Splett
Local Sickness In Town Causes Concern Among Residents
Miss Martha Congleton and Frankie Crawford are among the sick children the past week. Cesar Fowlkes' young son suffers croup while Mrs. Henry Gray and Mrs. Grant Bay visited Belle Fourche last Wednesday. Milicent Gray saw Mr. and Mrs. Clem Blore recently as illness spreads. Dr. Bostwick attended the infant son of Ed and Mrs. Fowles who is seriously ill. Charlie Roberts returned from his ranch for a few days due to family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Congleton
Frankie Crawford
Cesar Fowlkes
Henry Gray
Grant Bay
Belle Fourche
Milicent Gray
Clem Blore
Dr. Bostwick
Ed Fowlkes
Charlie Roberts
Local Notes and Social Roundup Across Hans Barlean Area
Nice weather brings visitors and gatherings. Dan Barlean returns from a Hulett country trip as a crowd welcomes the new year at Donald hall with La Flamme callers. Virgil Moore visits from Aladdin. Gunderson departs for the Black Hills. Bear Lodge Pharmacy reports condensed smoke. Local services, shoe ads, fire insurance pitches, and a farm wanted notice from W. Scott in Pierre conclude this community snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Barlean
C. J. Derrickson'sa
James Bates
Dan Barlean
Hulett Country
Donald Hall
Hans
Lancelot la Flamme
Grazing Permit Applications Sought in Sundance National Forest
Notice to file grazing applications for cattle horses and swine in Sundance National Forest by March 1 2014. Supervisor Pen D Kelleter states fees and blanks available on request at his Deadwood South Dakota office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance National Forest
Deadwood
South Dakota
Kelleter
Home Circle Croup Remedy Promoted by Dakota Farmer Reader
A reader shares a simple treatment for croup and accompanying symptoms. The method uses a cold cloth bind on the throat, alternating with a hot woolen wrap, and emphasizes keeping the chest warm and dry. It suggests mild cough syrup, a Cascara laxative, and avoiding castor oil unless advised by a doctor.
Local notes of travel births and visits across towns
Tuesday brings J H Clason back from an eastern business trip while Mrs Hurtt visits the ranch. Miss Myra Coffey heads to Omaha for winter with relatives. A nine pound girl is born to Mr and Mrs J L Driskill Jr in Spearfish. Several students resume schooling at Spearfish Normal and Alva. Church attendance shows growth under Rev Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Clason
Marjorie Durfee
Eva Byrd
Spearfish
The
Normal
J. L. Driskill, Jr
Spearfish Enterprise
Vernon Powell
Ranch Creek
Montana
Charles Hinber
J. C. Evans
Omaha
Fred Sutton
Moorcroft
Rev. Brown
Everett Evgle
C. F. Mitchell
Sickness and travel notices in regional papers
Viva Roberts improves after illness while Durfee residents host a New Year visitor. Beloved Rawleigh salesman Havens departs for Minneapolis to assume a traveling auditor post covering Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota. Local shops will stock Rawleigh goods during his absence. Further notes mention visits by Mr. Dickey Mrs. Wooldridge and other residents and family updates from Belle Fourche Moorcroft Augusta and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viva Roberts
Dickey
Durfee
Spearfish
W. Wooldridge
Boyes
Mont
T T — W. F. Havens
Rawleigh
Minneapolis
Rawleigh Medical Co
Freeport
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
W. A. Morgan & Son
Belle Fourche
Haven
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Alva
Judress Wyoming
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
E. C. RA
Ymond
Land Office
Wyo
Nichols & Nettlehorst Lawyers
U. S. Tund
District Court
U. S. Court
Sundance
Wyoming
H. E. Frost
Licensed
Embalmer Wyo
Rea
Belle Foureche
J. H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Globe Office
Roy V. Foy
Hulett, WY
Huleit
W. A. Lois
Fred W. Glatt
Sundance, Wyoming
Lena Langton
Lend Attorney
Prchire
Interior Department
Ite
Carlile Cullings
Lonnie Music
Driskill
Jim Walsh
Frank Johnstone
Dickenson Place
Donald Doings
Albert Moore
D. W. Hickey
Nena Willson
Gene Gervasi
Rapid City
S. Dak
FE. E. Lindsey
Arthur J. Murphy
North Bear Lodge
Maude Sims
Mrs. M. Barlean
C. J. Derrickson
Butte
Ellendale
OAK Creek Notes
Aladdin
H. H. Gunderson
Black Hills
Bear Lodge
Lawrence Whities
New Haven
Beaver Creek
Rev
Brown
Kerer
Firemen's Fund Co
Gunderson
W. Scott
Pierre St
Pierre
Treatment Fox Group
Nora Brosa
Julia Krosa
A. G. Mudd
W. S. Miller
Express Or Parcel Post
Gunderson & Turneaure
Clair Cook
H. H. Haskins
Tom
Billings
Parebtal
Mr. Haskins
Mabel C. Brown
Augusta
J. Fi. Louthan
Northwest Post
C.F. Mitchell
Prop
Ripley Building
Ceam
Alute
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Hulett Express Office
Chaffin's Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
L. J. Schiller
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