Rocky Point Couple Wed In Goings House Ceremony
At the Goings House parlors on July 1 Rev Gibson joined Mipaniae Cince Cloa son and King in marriage. The bride hails from Rocky Point with many friends while the groom is a young farmer from the same area. They depart for home immediately and expect broad greetings from friends in Rocky Point Ridge and Hulett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Rockypoint
Gillette Ne
Mrs. King
Rockybeint
Ridge Country
Auto Runaway Spares Family as Horse Team Collapses
A runaway carriage on a hill near a bridge caused the front of the wagon to lift after the tongue dropped. The double-tree broke, freeing the horses and averting severe harm to Sylvester Rakestraw, his wife, and their child, who sustained bruises while the girl was unhurt.
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Sylvester Rakestraw
Cecil Storm
Hana
A Confession of Guilt by Stolen Goods Suspects
Neighbors in two northern districts caught two suspects with stolen goods and restrained one until he confessed. The confession led to the other culprit revealing where items were hidden. The writer urges firm action against robbery and praises communal effort to deter crime.
Turneaure Announces Candidacy for County Clerk
A. C. Turneaure seeks the Republican nomination for Crook County Clerk. He has lived in Hulett and Crook County five years arriving from Washington. Turneaure co-owns and runs Luter Mountain Globe and previously served as justice of the peace for Hulett precinct. He has eight years of office work experience and homesteads near town supporting county development.
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A. C. Turnesure
Turneaure
Hulett
Crook County
Washington
Luter Mountain Globe
Horses for sale at ranch near Alzada Montana
Mary Gerig offers 45 to 50 head of horses and mares for sale at a ranch 12 miles south of Alzada Montana. She also lists 11 saddle and work horses for sale.
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Alzada
Mont
Mary Gerig
County Commissioners and the need for capable leadership
The piece argues that Crook County taxpayers are stockholders in a two million dollar system and urges selecting competent county commissioners and rewarding them properly. It critiques current pay and stresses hiring quality managers, with related notes on railroad mail routes and a Farrall to Aladdin service bid process.
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Crook County
Board of Commissioners
Sundance Aladdin mail line sparks Wyoming route debate
Postmaster in Crook County reports a letter from John E. Osborne about continuing star route service from Sundance to Aladdin. The reply notes contract findings show Aladdin connects to Sundance via Belle Fourche and Spearfish SD and extends toward Hulett, with implications for direct communication among local post offices.
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Crook County Monitor
Washington
Wyoming
Vore
John E. Osborne
Sundance
Aladdin
Lam
Farrall
Crook County
Belle Fourche
Spearfish
South Dakota
Hulett
Kansas banks flush with crop cash face heavy repayments
Topeka reports Kansas bankers expect deposits to rise 50 to 75 percent versus last year as about 100 million dollars from the wheat crop arrives. Farmers will repay loans and have funds to redeploy, reducing need for eastern loans and easing crop-moving finances. Wyoming invites the surplus capital for local lending.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wyoming
A Clean City and the Urgent Road Question
The article argues that a truly clean city requires universal effort and that good roads hinge on widespread public cooperation. It notes many bad stretches could be repaired with modest work and stresses that while a perfect system would cost far more, progress comes from collective effort and prioritizing main roads and key side lanes.
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Crook County
L O Glassburn Seeks Crook County Commissioner Post
L O Glassburn a leading public figure announces his candidacy for a four year term as Crook County commissioner. He previously served as county schools superintendent in Wheeler County and has extensive real estate and livestock holdings.
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L. O. Glassburn
Wheeler County
Nebraska
Crook County
W F Leslie Seeks Crook County Clerk Nomination
W F Leslie a progressive young Republican of Crook County announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court. He moved from Nebraska to Hulett four years ago and has since worked at the Hulett State Bank as bookkeeper and assistant cashier and served as a director.
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W. F. Leslie
Crook County
Globe
Leslie
Hulett
Nebraska
Hulett State Bank
Check Found by Sioux Falls Man Points to Lost Payment
Arthur Johnson of Sioux Falls finds a $52 check along a wind swept street. The check dated April 18, 1885 payable to A Johnson did not belong to him and appears never to have been cashed. No further information about the intended recipient is known.
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Arthur Johnson
Sioux Falls
M. D
A. Johnson
Western Banker
Fred Blatt Seeks County Surveyor Post
Fred W Blatt announces his candidacy for County Surveyor citing four years of service in the role. He highlights fifteen years of field and drafting experience, schooling at Spearfish and Rapid City, and a record of public service and county advancement.
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Fred Blatt
Flo
Teachers Examinations Set for Sundance Wyoming
The examination for teachers certificates will be held in the Sundance court house on July 24 and 25, 1914 beginning at 8 30 a m. The program covers orthography, penmanship, literature, science and civics among other subjects across Friday and Saturday sessions. The Globe notes summer page reductions and home print condensation to preserve running matter and improve home editions.
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Court House
Sundance
Wyo
United States
Wyoming
Globe
Howe
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R. K. Mespell
A. C. Turneaure
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Upton
Tarrall
Aladdin Mail
Tanglefoot
Paris Green
London
Prairie - Mickelson
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Fred Sutton
Lewis
Glassburn
W.F. Leslie
Fred. W. Blatt
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