Noble Outcast A Drama In Four Acts
A two hour play in Hulett at Odd Fellows hall Friday January 28 benefit performance with local talent. Admittance 25 and 35 cents. The plot centers on France, the Colonel Lee's daughter, her true parentage, a convict turned guardian Jerry Weston and the rival Blackburn. Intricate schemes mix romance, betrayal, jail, and a protracted moral awakening.
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Hulett
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Jerry
Jack Worthington
James Blackburn
Col Lee
France
Jack
Blackburn
Jerry Weston
France Lee
ACTH
Col. Lee
James
Lillian Weston
Gerald Weston
Wedding Trip Ends Beside Grippe Delays Plans
Charles Hauber and wife returned last Friday from their wedding trip. The youths of all ages kept the event lively with night parties and tin pans. Grippe interrupted further plans for the newlyweds. The school bell rings for all grades since Monday.
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Charles Hauber
Grippe
Fruitdale Brethren Wed in Dual Nuptials at Once
The Shepard Brothers publishers wed two sisters Charity Endors ed Miss Elsie Hudleston of Speartish in simultaneous ceremonies last week. R B French, formerly editor of the trade, now runs Powder River magazine in Miles City Montana. Blanche Lytle of Sundance Times married Damon Cole of Sundance on January 1, with couple to settle on a ranch near Sundance.
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Fruitdale
Pioneer
Shepard Brothers
Shepards
Charity Endors
Elsie Hudleston
Speartish
R. B. French
Hulett
Miles City
Montana
Powder River
French
Blanche
Lytle
Sundance Times
Damon Cole
Miss Lytle
Sundance
Crook County
School Notes and Absences Highlight Week
Jay Durfee was absent Monday and Tuesday as many pupils missed time this week due to La Grippe. The lower grades resumed after a two week holiday. Rosa Storm filled in for absent Lelia Gray, and Mrs Hauber missed two days sick. The eighth grade leads in spelling for two weeks while the sixth graders visited to show arithmetic methods.
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Jay Durfee
LaGrippe
Rosa Storm
Ethel Lawrence
Elma Garman Judge Tate
Marie Atkinson
Hulett teachers discuss education book and school system
The Hulett Circle of teachers met last Saturday to discuss The Dramatic Instinct in Education. They argued the book’s merit or lack and criticized the reading list while urging better committee review. Sundance reports a strong school board and recent remodeling of the old building, promising a sane, moral public school system. The Miller Tavern goods sale drew a good crowd and spirited bidding.
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Hulett
Sundance
Miller Tavern
Wyoming seeds available and road funding plan discussed
Members of the Wyoming delegation note dry land seeds for those who applied. Sacks of Soudan grass millet and limited alfalfa and field peas remain on first come basis. Senator Clark offers free vegetable and flower seeds while supplies last. Mondell pursues a new plan to fund Wyoming roads, potentially mortgaging future forest receipts. FS0,000 would be advanced with repayment from future income. The Lan der Wind River Jackson Hole road is the test case. Politically, the state prepares for national elections with Clark and Mondell seeking reelection, and a three-representative legislative slate.
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Wyoming
Senator Clark
Congressman Mondell
Lander- Wind River
Jackson Hole
House
Clark
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Warren
Cheyenne Tribune Seeks Clearer Path for Primary Year
The Cheyenne Tribune discusses locating political direction as it weighs the Republican convention influence and county office candidates. It hopes for strong, clean tickets and a public-spirited outcome in the upcoming primary.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Hell
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Southern Estate
Robert Abraham
Colorado
Silver Bar
the Globe
Wilber Vorhies
Grandpa Rundell
Wilber
Closson
Nebraska
George King
C. P. Kester
Marvin Lytle
Arizona
Will Smith
Deadwood
John Barlean
John
Kerer
Washington
Thomas Hotchkiss
Creorge Grenier
Carl Garman
U.S
Mondell
Chassell
Congress
Frank W. Mendeil
U.S. Senate
C. ID. Clark
Laramie
Great Britain
Karo
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