New Haven town notes and social events brief
CL Hobaek becomes postmaster at New Haven along with Mre and Mire. Ed Sei spent the day with Geo Stinson and family. L. Williamson visited Alva for a few days. Virgil Moore returned home after weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs J. W. Rando and Mies Burcher visited Mr and Mrs Dave Dorsett. Mrs W. V. Bloxom recovers. friends eager to see her return. Ethel Terry and brother arrived from Algoria Kane to help this summer. A social at CL Clark’s Friday featured games music and recitations. Charity boxes raised 22 dollars toward the Sunday School organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL Hobaek
New Haven
Ed Sei
Geo
Stinson
L. Willaon
Alva
Ter
Mee
Virgil Moore
Frisoy
Mre
J. W. Rando
Mies Burcher
Sibuay
Mra
Dave Dorsett
W. V. Bloxom
Misa Ethel Terry
Algoria
Kane
Misa Ethel
C.L. Clark
Ellendale Items Blur of Ills and Moves
Nearly everyone notices a run of colds with the sick improved. Charles McGuire sinks a well on his ranch while George Congleton and Cinsar Fowlkes ice the past week. Cecil Cochran and Edna Phillips visited last Saturday as Henry McGuire leaves work due to illness. Leroy St John family moved to Vermont and thriving in the Green Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGuire
George Congleton
Cinsar Fowlkes
Cecil Cochran
Edna Phillips
Henry McGuire
Whities
Grippe
Henry
Leroy St John
Green Mountains
Vermont
Mice Visit Tower School and Local Activities
Mice Pearl Lageat visited the Tower school Friday. Ed Wolton called on Owen Contey Friday night while en route to the county seat. The next Farmers Equity meeting is set for April 14 at the Tower schoolhouse. W D Kelly moved his saw mill to the Marshall ranch and will begin sawing next Monday for L L White, R W Rakestraw, J 53 Moore and R J Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Pearl Lageat
Tower
SF Hoptonstell
Roy Rokeattan
Owen Conley
M. Bothuewerie
Denver
Ed Wolton
Owen Contey
County Aeat
Farmers’ Equity
L. W. Meapell
W.D. Kelly
Marshall Ranch
L. L. White
R. W Rakestraw
Moore
R. J. Marsthall
Local News Briefs From Hulett Area Include Personal Updates
Henry Gray remains at the alc liat for weeks while Frank Chaffin visited Sun Dance on business. Misa Jessie Wilson returns from Rochester Minnesota after Mayo Bros. consultation. J. C. F. Robinson mourns his daughter’s death at Laramie. Hulett State Bank directors elect Jan Storm Jr C C Storm and J L Callquist with W F Leslie resigning. Gunderson's agency notes steady fire insurance demand among local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gray
Alc
Frank Chaffin
Sundance
Misa Jessie Wilson
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Hulett State Bank
Jan. Storm, Jr
C. C. Storm
J. L. Callquist
W. F. Leslie
Notice of Grazing Permit Applications in Sundancer National Forest
Paul D. Kelleter, Supervisor, of Deadwood South Dakota announces that all grazing permit applications for cattle horses and swine within the Sundancer National Forest for the season must be filed by March 1. Information on grazing fees and application forms will be provided upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundancer National Forest
Deadwood
South Dakota
Fuld Inform‘ion
Paul D. Kelleter
Kerer the Shoe Man Repairs Shoes at Hulett Post Office
A local shoe repairman operates from the first door north of the Hulett post office. Rips and patches fixed with or without orders for half soles. Attention to repairs and prompt service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett Post Office
Express Or Parcel Post
Sheridan
Local Notices and Social From the Week
Walter Tracy is on the sick list this week as a widespread cold affects residents. Virgil Moore and wife returned from Hulett today while Mr. Helm passed through en route to Hulett Sunday. Three carloads of hogs were shipped from here Saturday. Donaldson and wife visited O. J. Brimmer Sunday evening. L. N. Sipe and daughter Lucile came from Table Mountain Saturday. Two new scholars, Minnie and Clarence Robbins, enrolled in our school this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Moore
Hulett
Mr. Helm
Rkc
Donaldson
O. J. Brimmer
S. L. N. Sipe
Lucile
Table Mountain
Minnie
Clarence Robbins
Local visitors and birthday party noted in town
James Bates and wife visited Charles Barrett on Sunday. C J Derrickson and wife visited friends at Pine and Oak creek. A card party at J Sullivan’s marked MisaCarrie Burnett’s birthday with guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bates
Charles Barrett
C.J. Derrickson
Pine
Oak Creek
J. Sullivan
Misa Carrie Burnett
Reward offered for information on trespassers and thieves
A 50.00 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of parties trespassing on premises. Other notices include a 5.00 reward for information to recover a missing four-year-old white-marked mare, branded on the left hip. Also listed are a Plymouth Rock cockerel for sale at 1.00, overshoes prices, and farm owner inquiries seeking Wyoming or western South Dakota properties. A wheat-forward subscrip tion payment option is noted at the Globe office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W
J. L. Driskill
George Pavlovich
S. D
A. G. Mudd
Kerer
P. Willson
Alva
Woo
Wyoming
South Dakota
W. Scott
Pierre St
Vierre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Durham
Livestock and General
Addrers Wyoming
Harry P.ilsley
Lawter
Sundance, Wyo
E. C. Ai
Avyvmoni
Land Office
Wyo
Nichols & Nettlehorst Lawyers
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U. S. Court
H. E. Frost
Belle Fourche
J. H. Chittim
Globe Office
Roy V. Foy
Hylett, Wys
W. Loomis
Prop
Sundance, Wyoming
Lena Langton
Interior Department
Tte
Ellendale
R. K. Mespell
Carlile
Hulett Rebekah Lodge
Hulett 1.0.C. F
Willard Ripley
Joe Evans
Omaha
Chase Hauber
J.C. F. Robinson
Laramie
Mr. Robinson
Gunderson
Sauccesafa
Hulett Country
Terhune Orchestra
Kerer the Shoe Man
Gunderson & Turneaure
Walter Tracy
Mona
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck, N. Dak
C.F. Mitchell
C. L. Tate Ranch
Bava
J. Hl. Chittim
Auct
Sam Tate
Qwner
Storm
Clerk
Alva Store
General Merchandise
D. A. Ruland
Prado
Feed Sale
Ceam
Alto
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Wyo
Moore Brothers
Aladdin
Hulett Express Office
Chaffin's Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
L. J. Schiller
Tion
Aladdin Mercantile Company
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