Neighborhood Notes Ellendale Timber Weather and Local Trades
Weather up this way reports colder storm conditions as ice is put up. Local trades include Jim Benson selling a fine cow to Tucker Proctor and Henry McGuire making final proof on his homestead. Multiple residents travel or work in Montana nearby communities and a sales gathering at Sam Tate's drew good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Benson
Tucker Proctor
Jake Benson
Charlie Congleton
Montana
George Congleton
Roy McGuire
Clem Blore
Charles McGuire
Louie Strand
Sam Tate
Henry McGuire
Hulett
Hog driving and local hints of events in Spearfish
Reports note hog driving becoming common and a February dance at Donald hall. Ice harvest proceeds with river ice described as fine. Phillips and Mrs. Helen Cady visited Spearfish early in the week. Morse plans to load hogs at Aladdin for Omaha Saturday. Blustery Marchlike weather with little snow. Mrs. L M Mowery ill with pneumonia after Belle Fourche doctor visit. Frances Risher visited Donald last week. Affected to hobble back from crutches at times. Petitions circulate for school funds legislation benefiting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hall
Phillips
Helen Cady
Spearfish
O. F
Morse
Aladdin
Omaha
Big Bend Benders
Mrs J B Baxter visits sisters at Donald this week. Harvey Plummer made a flying trip to the Baxter ranch on business last Sunday. Mr and Mrs W E Massie provided music for a dance at Alzada last Friday night. The Caffery boys finished a comfortable barn. The big wolf of Bend country is causing livestock damage this winter. Mr and Mrs W R Collins of Belle and Mr and Mrs Ed Willson of Hulett were weekend visitors. A limited wheat payment accepted at the Globe office to cover subscriptions. market price paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Baxter
Donald
Harvey Plummer
Baxter Ranch
W. E. Massie
Alzada
Caffery
Bend Country
W. R. Collins
Belle
Ed Willson
Hulett
Bend
Grazing Permit Applications Notice for Sundance National Forest
Public notice opens the grazing permit process for cattle and horses in Sundance National Forest. Applications must be filed in Deadwood South Dakota by March 1004. Full fee information and blank forms are available on request from Paul D li.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance National, Forest
Deadwood
South Dakota
Paul D, li
Local Notices and School Meeting Report
Mrs Jess Perry under doctor care. Herman Fischer ill with cold feet. Will Anderson helped feed at Campstool while Mark Gordon tended his horses. Ray Ott’s house damaged by fire. repairing granary as dwelling. W D Kelly logs for others. school meeting well attended. officers elected J W Eaton treasurer, W D Kelly director, R J Marshall clerk. Owen Conley hauling for J S Moore. Mark Gordon sawing wood for Driskills. Mrs J S Lebo and Miss Florence Schlichting at Marshall home. Clara Schlichting lost glasses, found later. Walter Hillis spoke at Tower schoolhouse on religious beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Anderson
Mark Gordon
Ray Ott
W. D. Kelly
R. J. Marshall
J. S. Moore
J. W. Eaton
Bid Invitation for Sound Wood Deliveries to Crook County Schools
Call for bids to furnish and deliver five cords of sound wood, 128 cubic feet per cord, to any or all school houses in School District No 2 Crook County Wyoming. Bids due by 12 oclock noon February 13 1915 at the Clerk District No 2 Mona Wyoming. Wood to be cut into specified lengths and piled for measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bida
Crook County
Wyoming
Mona
Quieting Title Suit in Sundance Lands
In Crook County Wyoming a petition is on file by a plaintiff owner of latea Lots ten eleven and twelve in Block Four Sundance to quiet title. Defendants Kanter A Barber William L Barber Clemming A Williams and Fred L Morris are notified to answer by March 8 1915 or the court will deem the petition true and grant the relief requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanter A. Barber
William L Barber
Clemming A. Williams
Fred L. Morris
Sundance
Crook County
Wyoming
Lotsa
W. F. Tan
Local Notices And Market Offers From Spearfish
Insiallation next Saturday evening. We pay high est market price and give you full value in first trade goods at New Store. Select garden and farm needs now. Tuesday night the thermometer was 27 degrees below zero the coldest here this winter. Oliver J. Brimmer visits from Aladdin for farm interests and hotel venture. FARM WANTED: owner of a good farm or ranch for sale in Wyoming or western South Dakota. W. Scott, 282 Pierre St., Pierre, S. D. Five new fire insurance policies since January 1st at Gundersons. Andrew Parsons brings dressed pork to town. Frank Jolley receives a $2 premium for Wealthy apples from Gurney Seed Co. Minnesota and Wisconsin delays sparked the award note. Spearfish Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Brimmer
Aladdin
Wyoming
South Dakota
W. Scott
Pierre St
Pierre
S. D
Gunderson
Andrew Parsons
Card of Thanks from the Fowlkes
Mr and Mrs E C Fowlkes extend heartfelt thanks to friends who kindly assisted them during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Fowlkes
New Store Offers Boots and Remedies Amid Snow
Local notices report 30 cases of men's overshoes selling at 2.20 per pair and a 56.80 reward for information leading to conviction for trespass on premises. Community events include Oddfellow's hall installation, Willing Workers gathering, and a Farmers Institute day on February 23. Nearby items note snow delays, horse kicks, rock music from the Terhunes, and a stockholders meeting for Alva Creamery.
Local Notes and Updates From The Farm Scene
Farmers Institute meets February 25 at the New Store with sal herbs and remedies. Mrs Kate Buoch ill last week. Earl Willson travels to Chicago for city sights. Willing Workers meet next Wednesday with Mrs Chittim. Glenn Parkins baby ill but recovering. A stay of execution granted in the Flanders murder case pending supreme court appeal. Seed houses issue annual catalogs. Oscar H Wells of Bismarck among subscribers. Roads vary in condition. Cough syrups at the New Store. Chas Mitchell went to Aladdin on business. Ed Keres shoe shop adds new sign and front display. Harold Chittim ill with grippe but improving. Dance at I O O F Friday evening. Calendar available at Glebe office. Ford family weather-related travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Kate Buoch
Earl Willson
Chicago
Chas. Mitchell
Aladdin
Ed Kerer
Harold Chittim
Grippe
Glebe
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. R. Durham
Livestock and General
Alva
Harry P.ilsley
Wto
E. Co. Raymond
Land Office
Wyo
Nichols & Nettlehorst Lawyers
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U.S. Court
H. E. Frost
Belle Fourche
H. Chittim
Globe Office
Roy V. Foy
Hyleit, Wys
Loomis
Red W. Bla
Sundance, Wyoming
Lena
Angton
Adidavs
Aleriog Riment
Ellendale
al Padgett
Moorcroft
Fred Harrington
Ellen Bay
Charles Tate
Moore School
New Haven Telephone Company
O. J. Brimmer
Fred Mann
Sam Ewing
Joe Webster
Farrall
Rev. Tracy
F. Mann
Will Maddison
Donald Doings
Frances Risher
Big Bend
Jess Perry
Fate
Herman Fischer
Owen Conley
Driskills
L. L. White
R. W. Rakestraw
Clara Schlichting
Walter Hillis
Tower
I, Ie Duns
District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District
State OF
Anna Donavan
Frank Jolley
the Gurney Seed Co
Yankton
Jolley
Mr. Gurney
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Spearfish Enterprise
Oscar H, Will & CO
Bismarck, N
Correction
C.F. Mitchell
Lon Russell
Louisa
Porter Green
Missouri
Ripley
Terhunes
Dave Crawford
Irene Crawford
C. L. Moore
W. H. Jay
H. H. Haskins
Globe
Hilliard S. Ridgely
Cheyenne
Sam Tates
Alva Creamery & Produce Company
Terhune
C. P. Kester
Chittim
D. A. Ruland
Feed & Sale Stable
Ceaum
Fred Sutton
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Hulett Express
Chaffin’s Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
L. J. Schiller
Aladdin Mercantile Company
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