Town Notes and Notices From Wyoming in 1919
Uncle Ric Richey visits town amid illness. Ed Vines returns from Fort Riley with a proud son. A rare winter turtle dove seen near Moore’s barn. Interior Department notice: Frank W. Dearborn of Tower seeks 3 year land proof in Sundance with witnesses Al Storta and White. School bids wanted for Hulett wood supply, 15 cords, 16 inch logs, bid by Jan 25 1919, bond $100.
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School Board of District No
Hulett
Everett Engle
Out Again After Flu In Hulett
E S Richey notes his return to Hulett after a flu outbreak that affected sixteen residents, four deaths, and left the town recovering under Crook County sun. Louis Callquist visited the county seat for business last week.
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Louis Callquist
Wyoming War Casualties and Memorial Plans Noted
Sixty Wyoming men killed in action in the world war are reported by Adjutant General W. K. Weaver at Cheyenne who is preparing an honor roll. Total Wyoming casualties near 600 with over 12,500 service members, about one in twenty casualty rate, and roughly six percent of the state population in the war. Also 70 died of wounds, 48 of disease, 30 reported missing in action. Next legislature to consider memorial committee.
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Wyoming
W. K. Weaver
Cheyenne
United States
Weaver
Moorcroft Democrat
Local Notes Echo Winter Travels and Illnesses
John Gill left for Sheridan to spend the rest of winter. Martin Stephenson suffers appendicitis and seeks Hot Springs treatment. Charlie Stockton will manage interests here during his absence. George Congleton visits from Hulett for a Sunday ranch stay. A lively party at the Geiger home saw the old year end with dancing. The sick from last week show steady improvement. Clarence Collins visited Stockton home last Sunday. A dance scheduled for January 11 is postponed. Robert Cook is critically ill. James Richey has spent days cutting weed for George Oliver with his power outfit. Harlow M. Oliver of Hulett testifies in Sundance on Mrs Anna Durfee's timber entry. John B. Hundrup of Tulett visits Sundance for public land business. George Dalton returns to camp due to his wife’s illness, now convalescent.
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Martin Stephenson
Hot Spring
Charlie Stockton
John B. Hundrup
Tulett
George Dalton
Mrs. Dalton
Bertha C Terhune Timber Land Claim Notice Sundance
Department of the Interior notice from Sundance Wyoming dated November 1 1919 states Bertha C Terhune of Terhune Wyoming filed September 12 1917 sworn statement and application No 018011 to purchase timber and land in township 56 north range 65 west lot 9 section 14 under the Timber and Stone Law. Values fixed timber 80 cord feet $240 land $157 with final proof set January 10 1919 before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver at Sundance. Witnesses Grant Bay James Otis Long D Seely Allen Howey all of Terhune Wyoming. C H Massie Register.
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Department of Interior
U.S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Frank W. Dearborn
Tower
6Th
P. Meridian
al Storta
Nannie White
Leon White
Ed Odell
C. H. Massie
Department of the Interior
Geo. Perry
Shoshoni
U. S
Benjamin Phillips
Edwin Delips
WH. Carroll Kimball
Willia Burgeon
C. I. Massie
Register
U. S. Land Office
Bertha C. Terhune
Terhune
Prin
Meridian
Grant Bay
James Otis Long
D. Seely
Allen Howey
Erhune
Notice of Land Purchase Application in Sundance Wy
Department of the Interior, U.S. Land Office at Sundance Wyoming, notes Oscar Herman Carlson of Aladdin Wyoming filed January 23, 1918 sworn statement and application No. 01884 to purchase timber and lots in section 21 and section 22, township 55N range 62W sixth principal meridian. Timber valued at 40 M board feet $225 and land $90. final proof set for January 21, 1919. Witnesses listed: Ben Johnson, Otto H. Carlson, Nelson Pearson, Pete J. Christenson of Aladdin Wyoming.
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The
Interrior U. S. Land Office
Sundance Wyn
Oscar Herman Carlson
Addrvas
Aladdin
Wyn
Prin
Uder
Hig
Uni'el
Surda Ice
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Hulett State Bank
Ric Richey
Mr. Ricey
Ed Vines
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ed Jr
Mr Vines
Mather
Carrie Johnson
W. A. Moore
Mr. Moom
Crook County
E. S. Richey
Carlile Store
Carlile
Victor
United States Food Administration
R., K. Mespel Artile, Wyomin
Claudia Johnson
T. R. Johnson
J. R. Padgett
W. J. Wood
Bernice
Little Bill Vines
Nela Davis
Clark
Ray Ott
Ted Terhune
United States Land Office
Enoch Thompson
Thompson
Haylett
Mr Wood
Haylett Mercantile Company
Ellendale
John Gill
Sheridan
George Congleton
Perry Geiger
Clarence Collins
Stockton
Robert Cook
James Richey
George Oliver
Harlow M. Oliver
Hulett Twis
Nna Durfee
Ben Jonson
Otto H. Carlson
Nelso. Pearson
Pete J. Chistene
Aladdin Wye
C. A. Masvin
Dite
Aetter
Will. Keitate “Company My
Mynages
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