Big Bend Benders New Year in the Bend Event
Clay Massie and family celebrate New Year in the Bend while Caffery Bros delivered pork at Alzada. Bob Massie adds to his house this winter. Ice harvest is on this week as Collett and Owens pasture cattle on Caffery and Barber lands. Hal Baxter’s trip to Belle Fourche notes slippery roads. Alex Phillips, after his home burned weeks ago, was living in a root cellar when a recent absence sparked a fire destroying what remained.
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Big Bend
Clay Massie
Bend
Caffery Bros
Alzada
Bob Massie
Collett & Owens
Caffery & Barber
Hal Baxter
Belle Fourche
Alex. Phillips
Ellendale Items Highlight Local Visits and Work
Duff Mewhirter of Arkansas visits with his parents while cC L Tate remains on the sick list. Kirk Stoddard butchers hogs. Mrs Myra Hay visits Viva Roberts. Walter Lawrence helps W A Moore saw wood. Ed Fowlkes hauls grain between ranches. John Youngman visits Lormor family in Hulett. visitors include Wessie Stull and Ethel Congleton. Elmer Queen from New Haven spends winter with Ollie Garman. Lena Brion, wintering at Rocky Point, stayed overnight. Globe tenth anniversary noted. Charles McGuire installs telephone line at the sawmill to connect with New Haven line.
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Duff Mewhirter
Arkansas
Cc.l. Tate
Kirk Stoddard
Myra Hay
Viva Roberts
Walter Lawrence
W. A. Moore
Ed. Fowlkes
John Youngman
Lormor
Tower Chimes and Local Happenings in Tower
Ellsworth White spent Sunday with home folks as King Grippe arrived in the neighborhood last week. Mrs. Owen Conley is improving, Clarence LaGest is building a new barn, and the thermometer hit 20 below Tuesday morning. R. J. Marshall and Owen Conley left for Moorcroft with wheat, while a home talent play "Out in the streets" will be staged Saturday evening in the old store building, followed by a dance.
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Tower
Ellsworth White
King Grippe
Owen Conley
Clarence LaGest
R. J. Marshall
Moorcroft
Windy North Dakota trip and stormy Spearfish roads
Severe wind hammered the Deadwood Spearfish corridor with stalled autos and blown vehicles. Aikman party faced engine trouble and snow on a Ridge Montana trip, returning Friday. Spearfish residents report farming strides, a large granary, and local changes as Hazelton gains a Moorcroft saloon license amid lingering illness for Bill Lavell.
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Deadwood
Spearfish
Todd & Eustace
Fred Aikman and
Powell to Move Threshing Machine From Mitten Ranch
Liste Powell plans to bring his threshing machine from the Mitten ranch to thresh crops east of town. Moving fifty miles for a single job reflects rising innovations this year as farmers adapt new methods and equipment.
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Liste Powell
Mitten
Tony Giachino
Forest Reserve
Walter Willson
Andy Parkins
Ben Colvin
Simpson
Dance Night Set for January 22 at Hall
The community hall schedules a dance on January 22. Local organizer urges attendees to arrive early and enjoy a evening of music and dancing with refreshments provided.
Two Hereford Bulls For Sale Near Hulett
Fou LATE presents four registered Hereford Bulls aged two and four years. Priced to sell. Viewable ten miles south of Hulett at Black Tail Creek. Contact Erv Richards.
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Hulett
Black Tail Creek
Richards
Mortgage Sale Notices from Crook County Wyoming
Notices describe foreclosure by sale for two separate mortgage deeds. The first involves John W Allender and J A Baker with parcels in Crook County Wyoming, to be sold at Sundance Court House on February 1, 1916. The second covers David B Hilton and Matel P Hilton versus Frank W Avery with Crook County Wyoming property, to be sold at Sundance Court House on January 11, 1916.
Foreclosure Notice on Wyoming Mortgage in Crook County
Margaret Sewell, as mortgagee, forecloses a Polk Arkansas based mortgage held by Duff C Mewhirter and Reva Myr tle Mewhirter. The notice sets the January 7 1016 public auction at Sundance Court House to satisfy a 4062 total claim including principal interest taxes and attorney fees on the described Crook County Wyoming property. The property includes multiple parcels in Township 55N Range 66W and totals 7.2 acres. Mortgagee’s lawyer and sheriff’s office name appear in the notice.
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John W. Allender
Crook
Wyoming
J. A. Baker
Monroe
Michigan
Crook County
Sundance
Tooort
David B. Hilton
Matel P. Hilton
Mortgagorsa
Frank W. Avery
Lawrence
South Dakota
Hook
Duff
Reva Myrtle
Polk
Arkansas
Margaret Sewell
Weston
State of
Lost mare with GJ brand seeks Harry Clarke reward
Lost one narr el mare branded GJ on left shoulder. Wire-cut tight fore foot noted. Notify Harry Clarke for a $5.00 reward.
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Harry Clarke
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Alva
QOS
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Wubert
A.B
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Ellendale
Charles McGuire
Sawill
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Cashier
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B.C. Noble
Sandawave
Harry P. Ilsley
the Globe
Pricen
Aulett Flour Mill
Roa
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Lati Sides
Harry Pillea
Crook Fehaty
T. A. Pearson
W. W
J. L. Driskill
Hen Mahoney
W. E. Tinkcom
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Sundance, Wyo
J.l.bosstwick
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Mine and Leach Surveying
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H. E. Prost
Enbalmer Wyo
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Maras
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