Local and Personal News from Crook County
W A Ripley has returned from Nebraska where he plans to winter cattle due to feed scarcity. W F Leslie and family visited Hulett with Gerald Tucker recently mustered out from duty with the Moth Field Artillery. A R Dimmick reports the William Ives cattle sale was canceled for lack of buyers. Stockmen mood remains selling rather than buying amid two months of drought. Loyd Feiger returns to Missouri, W L Wright holds service at Goldie schoolhouse now monthly first and fourth Sundays with an upcoming ice cream social July 10 to fund an organ for Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ripley
Nebraska
Crook County
W. F.leslie
Hulett
Gerald Tucker
William Ives
Mr. Ives
Loyd Feigher
Missouri
W. L. Wright
Goldie
Notice for Original Homestead Land in Sundance Wy
Department of the Interior notices Alida Gimestad of Mona Wyoming intends to prove up a claim on tract 39 subdiv A B C D and lots 8 9 13 16 sections 18 two 56 north range 62 west sixteenth meridian. Witnesses named Maurice McCluner Ira F Marge Dr E G Barrett Fred Groat. Hearing before U S Commissioner Cola W Shepard at Colony Wyoming on July 19 1919 with three year proof to establish claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Alida Gimestad
Mona
Wyoming
6Th Principal Meridian
Cola W. Shepard
United States
Colony
Maurice McCluner
Ira F. Marge
E. G. Barrett
Fred Groat
C. H. Massie
Register
Catarrh cure claim and local notices from ranch district
A tobacco era style notice details Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a $100 reward claim if it fails to cure, plus local items: Ezra Wollen's family visiting a sick child, Ted Johnson visiting his mother, a timber fire near the Buttes, Harold Chittim running a barber shop, Kk A Watson's collarbone injury from a steer incident, and Lena and Anne Ernst completing a three month school term before returning to Armour South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & O
Toledo
Ohio
All Drugegist
Lena
Anne Ernst
Armour
South Dakota
Timber and land entry notice at Sundance Wyoming
U S Land Office Sundance Wyoming notices Ag nes M Stoddard of Hulett Wyoming filed on July 1 1918 a timber and stone entry number 0190 for Lots 5 6 11 and 14 in section 32 township 6 north range 6 west with 80000 board feet timber valued at 3 per M and 161 for land The final proof is set for July 23 1919 before Paul W Yeoman US Commissioner at Hulett Wyoming Witnesses are David G Stoddard James S Brown Guy Mewhirter and W C Stoddard The notice warns challenges may be filed before patent issues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S, Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Agnes M. Stoddard
Hulett
Prin. Meridian
Paul W. Yeoman
U. S
David G. Stoddard
James S. Brown
Guy Mewhirter
W. C. Stoddard
C. H. Massie
Register
Far West Homestead Claim Filed at Sundance Wyoming
Guy R. Foy of Terhune Wyoming filed notice of intention to make eight year proof to establish his homestead claim for the land described in Survey 22 and surrounding sections in township 56 north range 64 west. The hearing is set before United States Commissioner Paul W. Yeoman at Hulett Wyoming on July 21, 1910 with witnesses George DeLacy Hassan Arthur J. Murphy Walter M. McCabe and I H Howard all residents of Alva Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Guy R. Foy
Terhune
Awlyse
Se Nely
Paul W. Yeoman
United States
Hulett
Caimant
George DeLacy Hassan
Arthur J. Murphy
Walter M. McCabe
I. H. Howard
Alva
C. H. Massie
Bids Sought for Two District No 11 School Houses
A. L. Clark, clerk at New Haven, invites bids for two 16 by 24 foot school buildings with cement foundations eight inches above ground, 2x4 studs 16 inches apart, cedar siding, paper exterior, two large windows per side, two coats of exterior paint, interior lathed and plastered to floor with 3 ft 6 in high wainscoting, interior painted, two outhouses 5 by 7, sheeted and two coats paint, one acre fenced with four boards or 48 inch woven wire, brick flue. Locations: one north of McElroy and one between Collins and Dillards. Open until July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Clark
New Haven
McElroy
Collins and Dillards
Ranch for Sale and Local Weather Notes
The A P Ingraham ranch will be sold at two o clock p m Saturday July 12 1919. Sealed bids may be filed with the administrator on or before that date W J Wood Administrator. John Barlean and family and E Richey were in from Powder river country earlier this week. Reported water hauling four miles for house use due to extreme dryness. Sam Butt had a runaway accident while towing a car last week. rope snapped and buggy parts broke, Sam unhurt. Miss Merrill Brown resigns as compositor at the Globe office after efficient service including covering during the publisher’s absence at training camp last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Ingraham
W. J. Wood
John Barlean
Powder River
E. Richey
Sam Butt
J. Y. Webster
Sam
Merrill Brown
Globe
The
Pinky Pig Proclaims He Was Not a Pig in 1918 Tale
In a whimsical以dialogue heavy scene, Pinky Pig asserts to his family that he once was not a pig, recounting a summer memory with a lamb, a dog, and a Pomeranian. Family members debate truth, dreams, and identity while praising Pinky’s cleverness and restraint. The piece preserves a playful moral about honesty and self-awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
Pinky Pig
Pinky
Pink Pig
Mra. Pinky
Miss Hain
Darling
Mrs. Pinky
Brother Dea
Sammy Sausage
Sammy
Iva
Porky
Master Pink Pig
Miss Aum
Brother Bacon
Porky Pig
Caid
Western Newspaper Union
Equivocal Joke Upsets Gravity in Uncle Scene
A fragment describes a playful exchange where a listener jokes about pulling a chair from under an elder, provoking laughter that unsettles the room. The remark shifts mood as gravity seems to be challenged by humor.
Dr Adams Dentist of Hulett Wyoming Ad Offerings
A compact classifieds item from Hulett Wyoming lists Dr Adams a local dentist and a suggestion to call Hulett State Bank for fire insurance. It also advertises for sale registered Hereford bulls including one five year old and four yearlings from Ery Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Adams
Hulett
Wyoming
Hulett State Bank
Richards
Buick Car Agency Seeks Orders in Crook Weston Areas
A. C. Grandbouche of Moorcroft Wyoming announces securing the Buick agency for the west half of Crook county the Campbell county range 69 and part of Weston county. By mid April he will have a carload of Light Sixes and urges buyers to place orders early for a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County
Campbell County
Weston County
A. C. Grandbouche 14
Moorcroft
Wyo
For Sale Hereford cattle at Alve ranch Mahoney sale
Twelve registered Hereford bull yearlings are for sale along with eight herd bulls aged three to eight years. They are described as rugged, in good condition and good breeders. View on the ranch one mile south of Alve. John T Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alve
John T. Mahoney
Wallace Applies for Homestead Claim in Sundance Wyoming
Notice from the U S Land Office Sundance dated June 6 1910 states John H Wallace of New Haven Wyoming filed Original Homestead Application No 022250 for multiple tracts in township 65 north range 60 west sixth principal mer to establish a claim before Paul Yeoman United States Commissioner at Hulett Wyoming on August 19 1919 with J Wauber James Copple Carl Rathbun C W Wood all of New Haven Wyoming and Massie Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
John H. Wallace
New Haven
Prin
Mer
Paul Yeoman
United States
Hulett
J. Wauber
James Copple
Carl Rathbun
C. W. Wood
Massie
Notice of homestead final proof and intent to prove
U S Land Office at Sundance Wyoming June 2 1919 announces Charles W C Brandon of Carlile Wyoming and Calvin M Hurlbert of Tower Wyoming filed intent to make final or 4 year proof on parcels in townships 52N range 6W and 43N 6W with hearings set for July 10 1919 and July 10 1919 respectively before the Register and Receiver at Sundance and lists participating witnesses from Tow er Carlile and Tower Wyoming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Sundance
Wye
Charles W. C. Brandon
Carlile
Beinn
Neyswly
Slune
Neely
Antisely
Caim
U.S. Land Office
Wyo
Calvin M. Hurlbert
Scott W. Miller
Hobart Fischer
Tower
Nec
Township
Range
6Th Principal Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Paul Holstein
Charles W. ©. Brandon
C. H. Massie
Claim of James W Young Weston Wyoming Three Year Proof Notice
Notice states James W Young of Weston Wyoming made a homestead entry on April 17 1016 for sections 24 26 27 township 56 north range 70 west 6th principal meridian to establish claim before United States Commissioner Leo Noonan Moorcroft Wyoming on August 9 1019. Names Jease Benson Charles Hemenway Ira Wilson William Bell of Rockypoint Wyoming TL H Massie Register. Ray Edsall has purchased a new Ford with a special two passenger body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
James W. Young
Weston
Wyoming
Township
North
Range
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlile Store
Milan
R. K. Mespel
Carlile, Wyoming
Crockery
Hulett Rochdale CO
General Ranch Supplies
Sherex
A. R. Dimmick
Ezra Wollen
Bostwick
Ted Johnson
Carrie Johnson
Buttes
Harold Chittim
Watt Baker
Kk. A. Watson
Little Missouri
Fat Daddy Venng
Ray Edsall
Ford
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