Proof notices urged for land papers and timing
Take a look at your Land papers and if the five or seven years under which you intend to make proof are nearly up, be busy and start your proof notices. It takes about two months to get the papers around and proof made. If proof is made after the statutory time has elapsed, it must be explained by an affidavit. Frank Chaffin visited Sundance to see home folks last evening. Those who wish to apply for farm loans through the Hulett Farm Loan Association should do so at once. The list is increasing rapidly. Jim Hayes and wife drove through town yesterday with about 50 head of cattle bought at Speartish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chaffin
Sundance
Hulett Farm Loan Association
Jim Hayes
Speartish
Cattle Shipment From Belle Fourche to Indian Reserve Pasture
Last Friday thirty five carloads of cattle from Henry Weare were shipped from Belle Fourche to Smithwick 8 D. They will be driven to the Indian reservation and pastured on a large tract leased by Weare. Approximately 800 head in two trainloads will graze on the lease east of Smithwick to avoid crowding as western settlement expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weare
Belle Fourche
Smithwick
Anti-Saloon League to Hold Meeting at Local Church
The Anti-Saloon League schedules a Sunday meeting at the local church with Mr. Smith addressing the audience. Also noted are various community updates: visits, school terms concluded, people traveling for work, tax work on a bridge, and Dr Vercoe the Deadwood eye specialist visiting Hulett on August 3rd and 4th to treat patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brimmer
Hulett
Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Smith
Vercoe
Deadwood
Ray Edsall
Omaha
Cap Storm Heads Red Cross Drive in Hulett
Cap Storm appointed captain for the Red Cross in Hulett and vicinity called a July 18 meeting to organize a local chapter. Due to short notice few attended. temporary officers named including Mrs. Chittim and Mrs. Hattie Kesler as Vice President. A follow up meeting set for July 28 at the I O O F hall with a committee of Mrs. Gunderson, Mrs. Brown, and Miss Ida Wilson to plan the program. ice cream and cake to be sold for Red Cross funds. John Marenda dies in Rochester Minnesota after hospital stay. burial in Pierre South Dakota. He leaves a wife and a baby, his mother Mrs. Tripp, brother Clem, sisters Mrs. Hay and Mrs. Evenson. community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Storm
Red Cross
Hulett
Gunderson
Brown
Ida Wilson
Chittim
John Marenda
Rochester
Minnesota
Pierre
S. D
Tripp
Clem
Whay
Evenson
Local Visits and Cattle Sale Noted in Area
Haugh Kimball visited friends here last week while Fred Willson spent Sunday at Fred Baxter's. Various locals hosted guests including Mrs. W. R. Moore and daughters from Montrose. Mrs. Winton Davis of Fayetteville visits her Massie relatives. Miller sale advertised with 65 head of cattle. see bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haugh Kimball
Winton Davis
Fayetteville, Ark
W. G. Massie
Davis
Julia Massie
Land Office and Courts Practice Session Highlighted
A practice briefing notes activities before the U S Land Office the District Court and the U S Court. It outlines procedures and timelines for filings hearings and appeals in a training setting. The emphasis is on understanding regulatory processes and court workflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U. S. Court
Willing Workers meet with Mrs Veach and Mrs Lum Storm
The Willing Workers will meet with Mrs Veach on July 6 and with Mrs Lum Storm on July 20. Mrs Chas Hiuber is secretary. John Youngman returned from Omaha where his wife was improving and moved from the hospital to a private residence at 340 Lafayette Ave for mail. Herb Sutton and Fred returned from a four day auto trip to Sioux Falls noting good crops in SD and rain east of us. Dr Vercoe returns from the Mexican border and will see eye and ear cases in Deadwood. Charlie Jolley set July 28 as sale date. advertising to appear next week. Wanted horses to break to ride or drive by Laurel Dewing 26-5t Alva Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Youngman
Omaha
LaFayette Ave
Herb Sutton
Fred
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Vercoe
Deadwood
Charlie Jolley
Laurel Dewing
Alva
Wyoming
Lee Pearson sale successful despite small crowd
The sale Tuesday drew buyers and good prices for horses which led the event. Globe advertising and the job printing were noted as effective. H H Bush family from Sheridan visit, Ralph and Mrs Oliver welcome a new boy. Alva Creamery adds cream-gathering wagons with routes to E A Richards Russell schoolhouse and Mulett area. deliveries should align with schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pearson
Alva Creamery
E. A. Richard's
Russell School House
Rlulett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaver Creek
Meath
Archie Miller
Hi. Chittim
Belle Fourche State Bank
Pili
Tay
Hulett-Alva
Tion
Aladdin
Mailerpress Passengers
Fred Sutton
Woring
Dahl
E. A. Driskill
Quen Duddy
Rupert
Vinna International
H. E. Frost
Montana
Rea
Belle Fourche, S.D
W. Blatt
Renervsire
Bsundaence
John Hillard
Rockypoint, Wyoming
Rockypoint
Poison Creek
New Haven
Chas Schenck
Ford
Chaffin
Jim Randal
Tf, W.W
J. L. Driskill
Hulett State Bank
Ed Woolfolk
Mena
J. M. Brown
Tower
al Fischer
Estella Richards
Kelly School
Ethel Jagger
Robert Garman
Moorcroft
Ernest McDaniel
Floyd Sanger
Art LaGest
Black Thunder Creek
Fred Willson
Fred Baxter's
W. R. Moore
Zella
Phyllis
Montrose, Colo
A Parenta
W. B. Pannell
Nichols & Lytle
Bundance
Harry P. Ilsley
Sundangm, Wyoming
B. C. Noble
J. L. Bostwick
Postoffice
J. B
Bodges
Jew Leys O
Charles Jolley
J. H. Chittim, Auctioneer
C. C. Storm
Veach
Lum Storm
Chas. Hiuber
Elmer E. Green
Globe
H. H. Bush
Sheridan
Mrs
Ralph Oliver
Watt
Lytle Creek
Dr. Bostwick
McCoy & Jenkins
Charles Jenkins
CC. W. McCoy Chas. Jenkins
Crook County
Herefords
Hiram Mahoney
Hulett-Moorcroft
R. K. Mespell
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