Local News Briefs From The Area
Henry Nelson shut his saw mill due to dry weather. Mrs. Howard Sherrard and daughter Mary visited Aladin last week. Charley Harper, age 80, slowly improves after an injury. Jack Cramer returns after spring absence. scouring sheep. Jack Parker injured by a hay rake and lame. Howard Sherrard suffers boils. not better. Little Merea Quinn visiting grandparents Antoine Forts. sick list. P V Wella and Sons now own a well drill testing at Oka Wells. Drill reportedly working well. School attendance for the past month lists Delia Huseby Lina Haskins Hilda Beskies Zenas Haskins Florence Richards Jessie Richards Delbert Richards Cecil Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sherrard
Mary
Aladdin
Charley Harper
Jack Cramer
Jack Parker
Merea Quinn
Antoine Fort
P. V. Wella & Sons
Oka Well
Delia Huseby
Lina Haskins
Hilda Beskies
Zenas Haskins
Florence Richards
Jessie Richards
Delbert Richards
Cecil Richards
Drought Ends? Local News From Lower Creek and Surrounding Area
Miss Beatrice May Sloan begins school on Monday. Walter Miller hauls lumber for a new home from Mr. Merrick's mill. Rev. Howard to conduct a grove Camp meeting in Alva this week. Willie McAmis breaks a collarbone playing baseball at Hulett. Hay remains scarce and winter stock may face shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice May Sloan
Woodcock
Graves
Teddie Nevil
Walter Miller
Merrick
Rev. Howard
Grove St Alva
Willie McAmis
Hulett
Archie Miller
Engle
Wright Completes House for Walter Bush Roy
W L Wright finished a small residence for Walter Bush Roy. The article notes Wright also helps L Willson who is making hay this sunny period. Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Tom Hotchkisse returning home with their new girl and several relatives and friends. Ice cream and cake were served and all reported a jolly time. D W Lash offers to saw wood until late April 1911 for five dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wright
Walter Bush Roy
Wright
L. Willson
Tom Hotchkisse
Local Happenings and Community Notes in Hulett
Fire damages Will Hoy property on Sour Dough with outbuildings and feed lost. Al Pecht family moved to the ranch after town work. their dining room duties ended. Rey and J S F Wood returned from Omaha and Missouri with a pleasant trip. J D Cain of Spearfish to lecture July 23 with sterootican views at the church. Episcopalian clergyman preached in Sundance and drew praise. Watt Baker to paper the church interior. new paper and seats to transform the look. Dr Bostwick moved his office downtown. Gust Hardt upgrades barber shop fixtures. E W Burke visits as state pure food commissioner, newest Wyoming corner visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hoy
al Pecht
Hulett
Rey
J. S. F. Wood
Omahe
Paints
Missouri
J. D. Cain
Spearfish
Cain
Watt Baker
Watt
Dr. Bostwick
Gust Hardt
now\ Kerer
Hurett
E. W. Burke
Pure Food
Wyoming
Dry Times Highlight Local Happenings
J O McDonald begins Monday to finish extra orders at the mill. Road work proceeds under the road supervisor. A dance at Bob Waddington's drew few attendees. Sol Phillips mourns the loss of a large stag lion. The cause of death remains unclear. E Phillips returns from Alliance Nebraska noting dry weather in the sand hills. James Dyce leases Phillips Bros engine to log in Green Mountain country. Eddie Phillips's house burned Thursday near noon, total loss. his parents were at home.
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Bob Waddington
Sol Phillips
E. Phillips
Alliance
Neb
James Dyce
Phillips Bros
Green Mountain Country
Eddie Phillips
Bear Lodge Pharmacy Ad Promotes Perfumes and Paints
The ad from Bear Lodge Pharmacy highlights a new stock of beat French imported perfumes and toilet waters, and announces supply of Bosch ready mixed paints, caloimo wall tints and wallpaper. The message emphasizes bright lighting and clean premises at the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lodge
Pharmacy
Bosch
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Anthonicenat column names A. W. Storm for sheriff
Crook County voters hear of A. W. Storm as a familiar former sheriff who served 1898 to 1902 and was recently honored by selection to the legislature. He is the sole announced candidate and may receive a unanimous nomination, with strong local support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Storm
Republican State and District Conventions Set for 1910
The Republican State Convention will meet in Rawlins Wyoming on September 15 1910 to nominate candidates for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction supreme court and U S representative. The Third Judicial District Convention will meet in Rawlins September 5 1910 to nominate a district judge. The Fourth Judicial District Convention will meet in Sheridan September 24 1910 to nominate a judge. Delegates apportioned by county with 125 votes or major fraction for Mondell. Delegates to be chosen at county conventions. counties urged to appoint electors as representatives. The Republican State Central Committee. By Co W Burdick Chairman and P Fuller Secretary.
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Ublican
Rawlins
Wyoming
Supreme Court
United States
Third Judicial District
Sheridan
Fourth Judicial District
Amon
Frank W. Mondell
Congress
Albany County
Bighorn County
Carbon County
Converseounty
Crook County
Fremont County
Johnson County
Laramile Penty
Natrona County
Keridanunty
Sweetwaterounty
Uinta County
Weaton County
Cone Calla
Republican State Central Committee
Co. W. Burdick
Notice for Publication of Timber and Stone Claim and Contest
Department of the Interior U G Land Office Sundanrice Wyoming issues notice that Henry W Brosa of Hulett Crook County Wyoming filed sworn statement No 0410 to purchase timber on section 28 township 53 north range 67 west 6th p m with timber valued at 200 dollars and will prove up September 24, 1910 before U S Commissioner H H Gunderson at Hulett. Also Frank J Aunt contests Clyde Cohee homestead claim entry No 3255 alleging abandonment and noncompliance with residence requirements. hearing set July 27, 1910 at 10 am before the Register and Receiver in Sundance Wyoming. Publication required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.G. Land Office
Sundarice
Henry W. Brosa
Hulett
Crook County
Pepuss
Ney Sel
H. H. Gunderson
U. S
Wyoming
Joe Lytle
Register
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Frank J. Aunt
Homestead
Ney
Awl
Clyde Cohee
Clyde Cohn
United States Land Office
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A. J. Knight
Fred W. Blatt
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Hulett Hotel
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Wyoming Mercantile
Wyo
Forest
Lietves
Henry Nelson
A. B. Merrick
Mothel, M0
Baptist Church
J.O. McDonald
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Tree IR
P. Fuller
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Biner
Chovennes Mh
Pedera District Court
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Corp Ceeees
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Marahal
C. Davis
Choyenne
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Hanson
Chovenne
Rovenue
Glafeke
Cloyenna
Rogletor Sundanee Land Office
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H. H. Gillot
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Cheyenne
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Stanston
W. Mondell
Newcastle
Mullen
Bohool
A.D. Cook
Douglas
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Clarence Johnson
Hoyenne
Harry Falmer
D. W.hickey
F. B. Rounds
Sundanoe
H. J. Chassell
Gillatte
W. EB. Tinkeom
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Holott
Emil Krause
Leawrenes Maugh
Sundanese
Treasuror
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M.L. Gordon
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Bohoole
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Sundanee
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Port
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Rundell
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Gilette
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