Obituary: Mrs. Harriet Hall Mahoney Dies in Omaha
Harriet Hall Mahoney died of heart failure after a brief hospital stay in Omaha Wise Memorial Hospital. Born February 1 1859 Magnolia Iowa she lived in Alva Wyoming and Spearfish South Dakota with husband John I Mahoney and son Benjamin. Survived by Benjamin and Maurice and Katherine prior children Delia was taken in as her own. Funeral services were held in Alva led by Rev J S F Wood and she was laid to rest in the field of her labors.
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John Mahoney
Omaha
Wise Memorial Hospital
Harriet Hall
Magnolia
Iowa
Ft. Pierre
S. D
John I. Mahoney
Black Hills
Centennial Prairie
Spearfish
Alva
Wyoming
Maurice
Katherine
Benjamin
Earth
Delia
J. S. F. Wood
Chaplin Couple Invests in W J Wood Store at Hulett
Last evening E. E. Chaplin and wife of La Crosse Wis arrived in Hulett and completed their purchase of a substantial share in the W. J. Wood general merchandise store. They have taken possession and begin operating immediately with expertise in hardware and dry goods. The community welcomes the new capital and personnel, hoping for mutual prosperity.
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Hulett
E. E. Chaplin
la Crosse
Wisenal
Chaplin
W. J. Wood
Sundance Notes highlights social and local updates
Miss Truax reports northern county educational affairs as in good condition. Miss Lillian Chaffin visited Sundance merchants after a successful term in Hu lett locality. Miss Coffey of Crook County teaches in Wells locality. Antoine Fort from Bear Lodge mountains shifts from coal mining to ranching. Parkins and Becker from Beaver Creek visit county seat noting crop prospects. Tinkcom capsized with Mrs Bostwick after a ride to Reuter canyon. no injuries. Willard Ripley family plans August coast trip via Seattle expo. A L Ripley to manage Belle Fourche ranches during absence.
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Antoine Fort
Bear Lodge Mountains
Mr. Fort
Andrew Parkins
Herman Becker
Beaver Creek Country
Tinkcom
Board of County Commissioners
Reuter Canyon
Sundance
Seattle
A. L. Ripley
Belle Fourche
Ripley
Monitor
Union Items From Saturday Activities
Miss Grace Allen and Mort Boden visited Sieg's Saturday. Grace plans to stay with her aunt during July vacation. Joe Simon and Isaac White sought work in Inyan Kara creek country but were unsuccessful. Gordon returned home from Belle Fourche where he worked. Jesse Pecht and family plan to go to Hardy Neb this week. Mort Boden finished his house and seeks a cook. Albert Simon broke brakes for Charley Hobart Sunday. George Rakestraw returned with a sprain ankle. Robert Marshall and family visited Will Canzleman Sunday. Rev. Abbott held services at the schoolhouse. Joe Moore stacks hay at Camp Stool. Owen Conley brought a binder. A R Simon haying at HK ranch. Ed Allen plastering at Moorcroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Allen
Mort Boden
Sieg’s
Grace
Joe Simon
Isaac White
Inyan Kara Creek
Mr. Gordon
Belle Fourche
Jesse Pecht
Hardy, Neb
Robert Marshall
Will Canzleman
Rev. Abbott
Bids Called for Crook County School House Project
Trustees of School District No 2 Crook County Wyoming invite bids by noon July for a 16 by 20 foot school house in John Farris vicinity. Plans accessible at Nils Nilson and J M Bowser residence. board may reject any bid. Also local notes include land entry counts and community notices.
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Crook County
Wyoming
John Farris
Nils Nilson
J. M. Boweer
H. L. Sima
For Sale One Second Hand Deering Mower and Rake
Classified notes list a Deering mower with 4 sickles and a 5 foot cut and a 10 foot steel Deering rake in good repair. Inquiries go to D. A. Ruland in Alva Wyoming, with several names connected to local moves and upcoming auctions.
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D. A. Ruland
Alva
Wye
Fordyce Restaurant Opens with New Furnishings
en. A New Restaura meney. R. V. Sager was in town this week the first time for a long season. He has been out on Little Powder among the profitable woolies. For Sale or Trade A good gentle pony price 30 Albert Mudd Hulett. 28-21 D. D. Wipf his wife and son and a sister were out in these parts this week. They bet a nice little slice of Crook county soil. John McGarry and a kicking broak connected this week with the result that John is a little the worse off rt Cole has broken ground for an addition to his business block. It is on the west side of the pres ent one. Chas Miller and wife are camping at the Tower in hopes that the change and rest will renew health Jim Bush and family were over for a brief sojourn under parental ehade this week Hugh Jones was down from Ridge one day this week on business matters. 8. E. Burns and W. E. Carson were Ridge visitors in our burg this week en. A New Restaura The Fordyce Restaurant opened for business today. It is a lunch and short order house and surely looks fine. All the furnishings are new and the best substantial kinds. If the orders are filled in harmony with the surroundings the most fastidious cannot complain. We wish the Fordyces well in all their undertakings and we believe they will succeed in this venture They start in as the they meant to make it go That counts
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R. V. Sager
Albert
Mudd
Hulett
D. D. Wipf
Crook County
John McGarry
John
Fordyce
Fordyces
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Hulett State Bank
GLOBE
H. H. Gunper
Sundance Notes
Miss Truax
Lillian Chaffin
Sundance Merchants
Coffey
Wells
Albert Simon
Charley Hobart
George Rakestraw
Joe Moore
Owen Conley
A. R. Simon
HK Ranch
Ed Allen
Moorcroft
Gall
E. A. Hoyt
Sundance Land District
George P. Butte
Ed Jolley
Goldie Hall
Carl Chaffin
Tom Hotchkiss
Herb Bush
Charley McCoy
Fred
Minnie Lchlichting
Henry Robison
J. W. Smith
Henry
Globe Office
U.S
L. W. Miller
Missouri
Lee Pearson
Walter Fordyce
Mia
Sherwan Fordyce
W. M. Carlisle
Misa Estella
Turner
Rock County
Joseph Contois
Clearwater
Neb
Watt Baker
Blakesley House
J H
Meala Lodging
Cinkcom
A. B. Merrick
Wwese
Bill
Farrall, Wyo
S. B. Fordyce
Meney
R. C. Hnode
Sundance, Wyoming
M. L. Gordon
Attorney At Law
W. W. Baher
Hulert
R. Loomis
Kerer Building
Hulett, Wyo
Attorneys AT Law
Dalupum YS
E.aoue
Exom
P.M
Wood Hall
Yoorge F. Byrd
N. G. Khmore Engl
Hulett Lodge
Town
Joe Fahl
Bertha
F. Kole
Gunderson
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