Celebration of the Fourth in Hulett and Nearby Towns
Crowds gathered for Fourth of July celebrations across Hulett and nearby areas. The day featured band music, speeches by Rev. McRae and Rev. Coffey, a drill by eight young ladies, and various races and sports won by Ralph Hickey, Erel Lawrence, and others. Fireworks and dances followed, with picnics on the river and neighborhood reunions. News from New Haven, Rocky Point, and Aladdin notes strong community turnout and a thriving band treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Mins Silveratrand
Coffey
Ralph Hickey
B. Barns
Erel Lawrence
Nellie Storm
John Harper
Tom Lyth
Sir Roberts
John Driskill
Walter Lawrence
Will Nuckols
Raymond Kiehl
Wayne Moore
Huzett
Obituary for Miss Mittie McAmis of Green County Tennessee
Mittie McAmis born February 1 1804 in Green County Tennessee died June 28 at age 7 years 6 months and 28 days She joined the Methodist Episcopal church at thirteen She leaves a father mother five brothers and three sisters One brother and sister remain in Tennessee Her death was peaceful She wished not to recover five weeks before death She sang sacred songs in a clear voice and wished to sing if it pleased the Lord She hoped to meet her family in heaven and has gone home to her dear Savior
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Mittie McAmis
Green County
Tennessee
Lyil
Miss McAmis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Card of Thanks for Mittie MoAmis Family Notice
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and passing of our beloved daughter and sister Mittie. Mr and Mrs Wi MoAmis and children express their gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittie
Wi. MoAmis
Wood cutting contract sought for 100 cords
A notice seeks bids to supply a contract for cutting 100 cords of wood. The call directs bidders to submit proposals through the Globo office for evaluation and award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globo
Community notes and Fourth of July visit updates
Henry Robinson and Mrs. Robinson visit relatives while Tex Martin celebrates becoming a new father with an 11 pound girl since Saturday. Reports cover travel, business trips, animal searches, a public hall project, and a belated Fourth of July attendance. Gillette News notes cattle and grain observations along with a large range horse sale update and price trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Robinson
Cliff Robinson
Henry
Colorado
Ed. Thompson
Tex Martin
Dessir
Nena Willson
Shay
Boyd—Dulett
Little Missouri
OdJfellows Hall
J. L. Bostwick
Missouri
E. C. Raymond
LaCrosse
Wis
Lead
Johu Gill
Aladdin
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Wright & Chapiio Co
Gillette News
Dry Farm Creamery yields 600 pounds weekly butter
The Golden Prairie Herald reports a Burns Wyoming creamery in the dry farming district producing an average of 600 pounds of butter per week. The piece imagines Wyoming becoming known for rich butter and hens laying golden eggs, enriching the state.
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Burns
Wyoming
Golden Prairie
Golden Prairie Herald
Well Known H. T. Summers Leaves Nisland for New Store Position
H. T. Summers, who sold his Nisland hardware business to Sorenson and Thybo, left yesterday for Terry to join W. Speckman's general store. With decades in Sundance and Snoma hardware, Summers is expected to boost Speckman’s shop during the drought, planning to stay until spring or until another opportunity arises in Nisland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Summers
Sorenson & Thybo
Terry
W. Speckman
Mr. Summers
Sundance
Wyo
Snoma
Nisland
Mr. Speckman
Summers
Fly Poison Suggested In War On Flies
A letter to the Dakota Farmer recommends using formaldehyde in sweetened water to kill flies. The writer claims it is effective for a second season and urges keeping it away from children. A dish placed near a window overnight could attract and kill flies by morning.
Fire claims adjust damages at Smith residence
Firemen's Fund Insurance Co settles damage claim at the former Capt. Young ranch after a lightning strike. Edwin Rounds is the local representative and Lydia Anderson reports a found item on Sandance Aladdin road near Aladdin.
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Smith
Capt. Young
Firemens Fund Insurance Company
Edwin Rounds
Sundance Monitor
Firemen’s Fund Insurance
Gunderson
Hulett
Sandance
Aladdin Road
Lydia Anderson
Aladdin
That’s Some Horses in Wyoming Landowner Hale Visit
John D. Hale stopped in Rapid City on his way home from Omaha where he had been with hor sea. He owns 8,365 acres of the best land in Wyoming and about one horse per acre.
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John D. Hale
Rapid City
Omaha
Hor
Mr. Hale
Wyoming
Rapid City Journal
Ends With This Issue Blue Pencil Mark Notice
The notice appears to warn readers that the subscription ends with this issue due to a blue pencil mark. It references the issuing authority and signals a final delivery status. The exact date and recipient details are unreadable in the readable text.
Roundup Progress and Local Arrivals Highlight Week
Rockypoint Mrs. George Butler is on the sick list this week. A Roundup party traveled through the region. Will Clogson and Ralph Rosin returned from Belle Fourche. Miss Cecelia Lewis from Missouri visits her sister, Mrs Bert Helmer.
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George Butler
Will Clogson
Ralph Rosin
Belle Fourche
Cecelia Lewis
Missouri
Bert Helmer
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New Haven
Rockypoint Pople
Willaon
el la Ac
George Mitchell
Mitchell
Mre
Tom Hotchkies
Ridge
Montana
Bob Byrd
Mrs. Anderson
Over the Bear Lodge
Fred Harris
Mra. Knode
Misses Pearl
Gertrude Miller
Will Wood
Tom Lytle
Burns Family
Bockypoint
Birch Lobban
Alzada
Gillette
Bush & Pearson
David M. Pfaelzer & Co
Garman Bros. & Miller
The
Globe
Rockypoint
Mr. Eccles
Wyomig Mercantile Company
Aladdin, Wyoming
General Merchandise
Banq Retail
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