Mrs. M. Redding Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. M Redding wife of D F Redding died at her west town home on Thursday June 24 after an extended cancer illness. Funeral from family residence Saturday conducted by Rev Lauriston Reynolds. Buried Pine Slope cemetery. Born February 13 1854 in Missouri the family moved from Bear Lodge to Belle Fourche years ago. Survived by husband three sons and three daughters. Northwest Post.
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M. Redding
D. F. Redding
Lauriston Reynolds
Pine Slope
Missouri
Bear Lodge
Belle Fourche
Northwest Post
Commission formed to investigate a man over overexposure
A satirical piece notes officials form a commission to examine a man who quips about newspapers overprinting his life. It jokes that this self appointed probe covers his birth, marriage, donations, and committees while omitting his faults. The tone mocks political overreach and obituary culture.
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News-Herald
Jingoism and local notes from Thurman Graves to Crook County
A jingoistic tirade criticizes war talk and German gas danger while local items cover July Fourth plans at Thurman Graves, weather delays, community needs for fence posts, recent travels of Mr and Mrs Al Weaver, and a positive note on the Hulett Bank's strong loan position in Crook County.
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A. P. Anderson
Lisle Powell
Thurman Graves
Graves
Beaver Creek
Earl Music
Bostwick
Lota
al Weaver
California
Rocky Mountains
L. C. Chittiam
Little Rock
Arkansas
For Sale 160 Acres Land and Local Notables in Hulett WY
For Sale 160 acres land listed by J. H. Chittim of Hulett Wyoming. Ben Bunch arrives from the west to visit. A nine pound girl born to Jim Richey and wife. Updates from Spearfish and Deadwood travelers. E B Kerer closes a real estate deal for Sam Wooldridge lots in Hulett planning immediate building. John Mahnken buys a Hereford bull from Mert Fowler.
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J. H. Chittim
Hulett
Wyo
Ben Bunch
Hale
Jim Richey
Dpd
G. Stoddard
Emory
Spearfish
E. B. Kerer
Sam Wooldridge
M. C. Brown
Spearfish Enterprise
H. P. Isley
Joe Farrell
Charles Chittim
John Mahnken
Box Elder
Mahnken
Mert Fowler
John
Fallon County
Equal suffrage battle stirs Snake River Sentinel
The June issue rails against equal suffrage while criticizing rapid moves by Christensen after his wedding. The paper notes Bryan’s planned remarks and laments surveying delays in a western region. It accuses officials of political games over land resurvey work and delayed filings.
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Snake River
Rer. Christensen
W. J. Bryan
Uncle Sam
The New Secretary of State
The Cheyenne Leader weighs in on Robert Lansing as Sel ected by President Wilson to succeed Bryan. It notes Lansing’s legal training but questions his broad experience and readiness for cabinet leadership in foreign diplomacy.
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Cheyenne
Bryan
Wilson
Robert Lansing
Sign or resign when asked to endorse a document reflecting others views
The question imagines a secretary of state faced with repeatedly signing documents that do not reflect the secretary’s views. It asks whether the official would sign under pressure or resign in protest, highlighting tensions between duty and personal stance.
Fresh Gooseberries at the New Store Report
Fresh gooseberries, large and fine, ideal for pies, are offered at a new store. Notable local notes include Mrs. Gunderson visiting Spearfish and nearby towns, Dr. Bostwick and F. Chaffin enduring a hail sleet wind storm, and Prof. R. L. Davis accepting a school position for next year. M L Hulett is reported seriously ill as of press time.
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Dr. Bostwick
F. Chaffin
O. E. Fuller
R. L. Davis
Sherman Brimmer
Wisconsin
M. L. Hulett
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Carlile, Wyo
United States
Kerer
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Evnore
Charley-harge
Champ Clark
Europe
Butte County Press
A. F. Leuck
Schillinger
Deadwood
Florence Wertman
Tion
Aladdin
Hulett State Bank
Wyoming
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