Sheep Camp Report From the Hulett Crew 1907
A letter from June 28 1907 details the Hulett Crew at Sheep Camp on Willow Creek with seven members. they report scores totaling 904 in 9 hours 10 minutes and describe hard work, minor setbacks, and a humorous snipe hunt. They anticipate returning by July 25 and send regards to home folks and the Hulett Baseball Team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodds
Hulett
Maple Bros
Willow Creek
Capt
E. Deford
Guy Mewhirter
Guy Prickett
von Ackerman
Sherman Deford
R. E. Prickett
A. C. Cassler
Von
Winktoma
R. E
Hel
Civil Service Exam Planned for Black Hills Forest Areas
Ranger Smith announces a civil service exam for Assistant Forest Ranger positions at the Black Hills Bear Lodge and allied forests to be held in Deadwood and Yamp Creek on July 23 and 24. Applicants aged 21 to 40 may obtain papers from Forest Supervisor J. F. Smith, Deadwood, SD. Also notices of local photography gallery, alfalfa crop, horse sale, and regional visits accompany the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Civil Service
Black Hills
Bear Lodge
Deadwood
Yamp Creek
J. F. Smith
Forest Leaves and Local Happenings in Crook County
Mr E M Wood sold his place and moved to Spearfish while Emile Fort and his brother work on the county road. A heavy rain revived crops. Wm Wright, 70, died at Forest and will be buried at Eric Huseby’s cemetery. The county appoints Ripley Roberts and C Roberts deputy sheriffs for Halett on July 4 and 5, 1907. E A Ricker marries Myrtle Grimshaw in Deadwood and will visit Hulett. The Globe invites signed letters and urges single‑side printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Wood
Spearfish
Emile Fort
Wm. Wright
Forest
Eric Huseby
Wyoming
Williard Ripley
Charles Roberts
Crook County
Halett
Wyo
George Byrd
Willard Ripley
C. Roberts
E. A. Ricker
Deadwood
Myrtle Grimshaw
Hulett
Mr. Ricker
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Grimshaw
Pianos and phonographs at I. D. Coryell's
Readable notice lists pianos and phonographs available at I. D. Coryell's store in Belle Fourche. Although concise, it signals a local sale or display of musical instruments at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D.coryell’s
Belle Fourche
Timber Land Act Notice for Timber Claim at Sundance
United States Land Office Sundance Wyoming issues notice under the Timber and Stone Act of June 4 1878 extended to Aug 1 1882 that Pearson of Wyoming filed a sworn statement for a timber land claim in township No 2 range No 62 section No 1 2 62 and will offer proof to show the land is more valuable for timber than agriculture and to establish his claim for the register and receiver at Sundance on Monday September 16 1907 witnesses named Josepha Bandanes Niluon and Jane Baker with notices to all interested parties to appear before September 1907 for final proof
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Oterior
Bundaance
Thor Baggett
Hendrie
Hulett
Wyoming
Makigg
Vic
Ore
Bandanco
Pomming
Vis
Arthur B. Cole
Fred Hendridricks
Air Ge
United States Land Office
Sundanee
Congress
Capas
Oregon
Caeries
Pearson
Sundance
Josepha
Janes Baki
South Dakota
Cola W. Shepard
Richard Hall
Roy White
Belle Fourche
Henry E. Rich
A. E. Hoyt
Register
Timber Land Sale Notice at Sundance Wyoming 1907
United States Land Office Sundance Wyoming announces a timber land entry under the 1878 act. Wilbur F Newland of Belle Fourche SD filed for the sw of section in township 7 north range 61 west. He will prove the land’s timber value before Sept 6 1907, with witnesses named and adverse claims invited by Sept 6 1907.
Farrall Findings and Local Happenings
A light rain Friday improves crops and pastures. Fred Aikman visits W F Smith and plans to attend the Hulett celebration. Leslie Cook and family travel with Robert Cook via Moua to Sundance. Ripley leases state land and begins enclosure work. Ned Lanning works for Paul Kleinerbam this spring. A hail storm was reported nearby last Friday. A Wood's Sawmill picnic is set for July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Aikman
W. F. Smith
Hulett
Leslie Cook
Robert Cook
Moua
Sundance
Ripley
Ned Lanning
Paul Kleinerbam
Wood
Dog Poisoner Strikes Spearfish Again
The Spearfish Mail reports multiple dog poisonings with a notable victim being Lt Bernard owned by Mrs Grosfield. The dog, brought from Alberta, is described as harmless and well behaved, highlighting the suspected cruel motive behind the attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Grosfield
Watches Sent to I D Cory Ell at Belly Fourche
Local instruction directs sending all watches to I D Cory Ell located in Belly Fourche. The note specifies the destination clearly and appears as a direct request or order. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Peter Youngman
Chabolots
Ghilette Ave
Gillette News
Miss Noftiger
Hale
Rapid City
Geo. Byrd
Jasper M. Brooks
Russel Abler
Thompson Creek
Alzada
Dr. Bostwick
B. S. Bunch
Sarah Haskins
Ripley & Minnis
Sundance Livery and Feed Stable
TIME
Frost & CO
GUNN
C. S. Wright
Rozet
Wm. Horlocker
Lytle Creek
M Horlocker
Tutty Lane
Globe
Western
Bowles Live Stock Commission Co
Omaha
Kansas City
Sioux City
Chicago
St. Joseph, St. Paul
St. Louis
Studebaker Wagons
Pioneer Store
Youngman
Farrall
I, D, Coryell
Belly Fourche
Aults Pharmacy
BELLE
Saults Pharmacy
Knodessi
Sundance, Wyoming
W. R. Jones
DR. F. Herman
Sapphire Restaurant
A. R. Cole
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