Ellendale Items and Local Picnic Notes
C L Tate is building an addition to his barn. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Bob Tate on July Sth. Henry McGuire visited from Guthrie's. George Strong and Perry McGuire came through Moorcroft for C H Hoback. Jim Chittim helped on the Tate barn from Hulett. Mr Schiller the Hulett miller spent weekend here. Mr and Mrs L O Glass burn and Miss Della Offile visited the Garman home. Florence Fowlkes hosted a birthday dinner for her twelfth. Charles Scherer and Fred of Tabor arrived at Hulett to join his homesteading son in Duck Creek. July fourth featured several picnics and family gatherings. Congleton family went to Duck Creek for Mr and Mrs Jess Benson. Jolley place picnic and Don Rathbun’s neighbors hosted dinners. Mona Tidbits note J D Adair works at Robt Cooks. Wm Coburn building a ranch house. Warm weather continues. J H Bates hauled grain to Belle Fourche for J J Nelson. A nice Alya picnic ended with tired crowds departing next morning. Mr F S Tracy and family visited Mrs Tracy’s parents. Walter Tracy and Clifford Cotton joined them. T H Creemeens and son traveled to Belle Fourche to meet Mrs Creemeens returning from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strong
Guthrie's
Perry McGuire
Moorcroft
C. H. Hoback
Jim Chittim
Hulett
Tate Barn
Mr. Schiller
Miller
L. O. Glassburn
Della Offile
Garman
Florence Fowlkes
Charles Scherer
George Congleton
Fred of
Tabor
Charles
Duck Creek
Congleton
Jess Benson
J. H. Bates
Belle Fourche
J. J. Nelson
Alya
Mr. F. S. Tracy
Mrs. Tracy
Walter Tracy
Clifford Cotton
T. H. Creemeens
Mrs. Creemeens
Indiana
Carlile Cullings From A Lull Of Rain And Festivities
Residents report light showers and alfalfa work. Ed Ashley buys horses. Mr. and Mrs. Maselton visit Carlile on Sunday. Edona Zimmerschied spends the Fourth in Sheridan. Ruckheim aided Mespell during his rush. Rev. Shaw held creek meetings with several planning baptism. A store building is started for Mespell. Wm. Zimmerschied to enter politics. Many attend the Fourth at Devil's Tower with wood races program and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ashley
Wm. Zimmerschied
Devil's Tower
Bill Zimmerscheid Nominated For County Commissioner
In a bid to run county business William Bill Zimmerscheid has consented to stand as a primary candidate. Known to travelers on the Hulett Moorcroft road and admired for public spirited road work he is described as a broad minded, loyal candidate who will serve all the county with patriotism and sound judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill
Hulett and
Moorcroft
Bill Zimmerschied
School bids extended for district 19 proposed houses
The district 19 officers extend bid receipt to noon on July Mth inviting contractors to submit offers. C C Storm rode the Overland to the Hills Saturday with Gerald Tucker Merrill Brown and Rosa Storm visiting Spearfish Lead and returning Sunday evening. Mrs Storm accompanied them from Spearfish.
Beav er Crossing Bride Weds Hulett Rancher in 1916
Announcement records the marriage of Alice Burkett of Beaver Crossing Nebraska to Fount Bush of Hulett Wyoming in a home ceremony on June 29 1916. Bush, son of J P Bush pioneer family, works with brothers in stock and ranching. They will reside at Hulett after September first and begin a life among many friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Burkett
Beaver Crossing
Nebraska
Fount Bush
Hulett
Wyoming
Mise Burkett
Walter Bush
J. P. Bush
Happi
Local Poultry for Sale at Aladdin Farm Stand
Mrs Frank Houtz of Aladdin Wyoming offers 500 chickens for sale described as fat and ready. Fries must weigh two pounds or more, advertised as part of the sale in a classified-style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Houtz
Aladdin
Wyoming
Bids Sought for Schoolhouse in District 22 and Local Stock Listings
The notice calls for bids by July 15 to build a 16 by 26 foot schoolhouse in District No 22 with concrete foundation and brick siding. Includes detailed specs for roofing, windows, doors, and a four foot wide ante room. Also lists livestock for sale at Upper Blacktail ranch and a call to Deering Linder and Alva Clawson for cattle, plus a run request for Charley Schenck. Harry B Clarke Clerk, Tower Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Clarke
Wyo
Wister
Hrimmer Divide
District No
Board of School District No
Notice of Contest in Homestead Entry Cancellation
Department of the Interior announces a contest by Willis H. Schenck against Carlyle G. Callison's homestead entry in Shaw 26. The contestant alleges nonresidence and abandonment for over five years and seeks cancellation. Respondent must file an sworn answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service to the contestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Carlyle G. Callison
Willis H. Schenck
Hulett
Wyoming
Iis
Ile
Shaw
Nowlyswly
Selynely
Nelysely
M. Township
P. Meridian
Re Election Campaign Petition by County Clerk Candidate
M D Holbrook announces candidacy for re election as county clerk subject to the democratic primary. He respectfully asks for support from voters.
Crook County Campaign Announcements Front Crops Up
A spread of candidate declarations for Crook County offices outlines campaigns for sheriff county attorney superintendent of schools assessor clerk of courts district judge county clerk and commissioner. Entries show party designations republican and democratic with primary dates August 22 1916 and 2016, urging voter support and pledging service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Crook County
A. W. Storm
Kilmer E. Green
Bill) Zimmerschied
Carlile
Wyoming
Hobson Visits Local Clubs For Civic Work
Ivan L. Hobson spent Saturday through Tuesday in the area on professional matters visiting the Boys' Pig Club and the Girls' Canning Club. He met the boys Saturday, filled Rev. Brown's Goldie appointment Sunday, and conducted a canning demonstration Monday for the club and others. The community praises his work with the youth and extends a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan L. Hobson
Canning Club
Rev. Brown
Goldie
Hobson
Hulett Baseball Boys to play Carlile Sunday
Hulett Base Ball Boys will meet Carlile in a Sunday game at Carlile. The item also notes local happenings including Mr. W. A. Tripp building a barn, and mentions Carlile and Moorcroft-area notices along with several short notices on local residents and sales listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Carlile
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Lilia Krerer
Joe Marking
Kerer
Wil
A. J. Murphy
Hereford
Alva
H. E. Frost
Embalmer Wyo
Sundance, Wyoming
Nichols & Lytle
Sundane
U. 8. Land Office
District Court
U, 8S
Harry P. Ilsley
Bundance
B.C. Noble
J. L. Bostwick
Pos
Solheim
Dry Creek
Whorkypoint
GSU
Woxen
Wow Kypoint
W. We
J. L. Drinkill
Ellendale Items
C. L. Tate
Bob Tate
Henry McGuire
Mona
J. D. Adair
Robt
Wm. Coburn
Carlile Cullings
Llulh
Ness
A Deering Linder
Charley Schenck
Alva Clawson
Wye
Blacktail
Eric Huseby
M. D. Holbrook
M. Nichols
C. H. Massie
IL. G. Horton
Seventh Judicial District
Harry Psley
Rodney King
Sherff
J. T. Farrel
L. Mauch
W. F. Leslie
O. D. Sanhorn
Carlile Store
R. K. Mespell
Carlile, Wyoming
My Ranch
D. A. Simmons
Alva, Wyo
Chaffin's Barn
J. B. Hodges
Licensed Veterinary
Ceam
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Wyo
W. A. Tripp
Mr. Tripp
L. H. Strand
C. D. Garman
C. C. Storm & Son
Mrs. Baker
Sally
Mrs. Redding
Clark
New Haven
Frank Chaffin
Omaha
John Lawrence
Thompson Creek
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