Hulett School Library Expands With Classic Titles Event
The Hulett community lists many classics in the new school library including David Copperfield Call of the Wild and The Oregon Trail. Despite the selection being praised by patrons the library remains small. to boost interest an original entertainment is planned at the Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening February 9.
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New
Hulett School Library
Ady
Boston
Bunny Bright Eyes
Capt January
Cat Tails
Cortes Montezuma
Mexico
Faith
Hiawatha
Nature
Robinson Crunoe
Gt. Americana
David Harum
Peter Sterling
Hulett
Wolford
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Notice on thresh bills overdue to Clarke and Fordyce
Local notice warns parties owing thresh bills to Clarke and Fordyce to pay promptly. The fragment references an urgent demand dated 4-2 with no month specified. No additional names or dates provided.
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Clarke & Fordyce
Our Federal Buildings in Wyoming and the pursuit of funds
An analysis of Wyoming federal building funding highlights four completed structures in Cheyenne Evanston Sheridan and Laramie with additional projects planned in Lander Rawlins Rock Springs Casper and Douglas. Pending bills seek 75000 for Newcastle and Sundance as officials weigh chances amid a Democratic majority in Congress.
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Wyoming
Colliers
Mississippi
United States
Congress
West
Cheyenne
Evanston
Sheridan
Laramie
Lander
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Casper and
Douglas
Basin
Green River
Cody
Buffalo
Treasury Department
Senate
Warren
House
Representative Mondell
Newcastle
Sundance
Thermopolis
Wheatland
Shoshoni
Worland
Appropriations Committee
Representative Fitzgerald
Democratic Corporations Committee
House Committee
Donald Doings and Weather Halt Local Traffic
Frank Morse and Fred Tracy haul corn from Aladdin while D L Owens leaves for Montana to tend stock. J O McDonald rounds up horses to pasture. B F Phillips and Eddie Phillips act as witnesses to the Roy Witcher land case in Lathrope. Roads blocked by heavy snow. locals call for a snow grader as shoveling struggles to reopen routes.
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Frank Morse
Fred Tracy
Aladdin
D. L. Owens
Montana
J. O. McDonald
B. F. Phillips
Eddie Phillips
Sundance
Roy Witcher
J. K. Baxter
J. H. Baxter
Donald
Osborne
Alex Campbell
Belle Fourche
Thorn Divide Informs Hay Sold To Ranchers
Thorn has sold his hay to large ranchers. The rough roads linger in the area. Bert Laymon traveled to Moorcroft for feed last week. Will Thorn recently traveled on business. Will Mayell and family dined with D. K. Aiey on Sunday. Bert Layman and family visited F. J. Feight on Sunday. S. F. Aurand butchered and sold his hogs, leaving three. Mr. Stoll of Little Pine Ridge stayed overnight at S. PF. Aurand’s Friday. S. J. Feight returned from Nebraska on business.
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Page Thorn
Bert Laymon
Moorcroft
Will Thorn
Will Mayell
D. K. Aiey
Bert Layman
F. J. Feight
S. F
Mr. Stoll
Little Pine Ridge
S. PF. Aurand
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Bear Lodge Pharmacy
R. C. Knode
Sundance, Wyoming
D. K. Ahey
Carlile Wyoming
Fred W. Blatt
Eneer
Globe Office
Pete
Ckx
C. Raymond
Astate
Federal
The
Land Office
Nighols & Nettelhorst
Atrorneys At Law Prestigg of Law
Raves
Fire Insurance
Dbatractiog
Ctary Pi
Able Wyoming
J. H. Chitti
H. P. Ilsley
A. Hoyt
Ilsley
Hoyt Sundance Wysming
Land Office Mater
Gunderson D
Hnlett Rkestaurant
W. C. Thomas
Proprietsr
Alva Store
General Merchandise
D. A. Ruland
Alva, Wyo
Ad McCurdy Livestock and General Auctionee
Kerri J. Wood
Arber
Globe
New Way
Bush & Pearson
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
General Land Office
Awit Bom
Joe Lytle
Register
C. E. Carpenter
Interior
U. 8S
Eeoromian
McHugh
Ig Co
Oming
Herman H. Gunderson
U.S
Pearson Guns Olshesky
An Hi
Keen William Shier
Howe Dar
Gillsystes
Thorn Divide
Ecco Mansi
Andas
Hulett Hotel
A.B. Vecht
Prop
Peter
Bill
A. B. Merrick
Eothen, Wyoming
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Moorcroft Asphalt & Mining CO
Incorporated
W. W. Riffle, Secy
Chas, F. Shilling, Pres
New Haven
John Pearson
Monufecturer
Kothen, Wyoming
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