Dance at the store in Rocky Point on the 23rd
F B Helmer and son Robert began a Moorcroft trip Thursday. Stanley Hemenway came with cousin Miss Gertie Luckcock to Sundance for a teachers institute. Frank Huckins and Alden Reynolds traveled from Sundance where they spent the 4th. They note roads are passable beyond the worse sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Helmer
Robert
Moorcroft
Stanley Hemenway
Gertie Luckcock
Sundance
Teachers’ Institute
Frank Huckins
Alden Reynolds
Notice of Contest in U S Land Office
Flor ence F Carr contesting Joseph W Morris entry for land in Township 52 North Range 66 West alleging non residence and abandonment for over five years. If no answer filed within twenty days after the fourth publication, the entry will be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Joseph W. Morris
Florence F. Carr
Miller
Carlile
Wyoming
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Crook County Wyoming
A district court notice states a sale of Lot 2 and 3 and related quarter sections in Crook County to satisfy a mortgage debt of 500 dollars plus interest and attorney fees. The sale, ordered by the court, will take place at the north front door of Sundance Court House on August 14 at 2 p.m. The proceeds pay costs and the creditor Veach represented by John M. Sitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
State OF
Wyoming
Crook Mia
J. R. Veach
J. A. Clark
Lizzie M. Clark
Crook
Siz
Court House
Sundance
Crook County
Shen Eeordounty
Local Visitors and Social Roundup At Aladdin Hall
S LeBlanc and Mr and Mrs W Bush visited town this week. Miss Josephine Gervasi is ill this week. Mrs J Tracy shopped in Belle Fourche Monday. The Aladdin hall play drew a good crowd and all enjoyed it. An 8 pound girl was born at the W A Moore home on the 18th. mother and child doing well. A big dance at Aladdin Hall is set for July 24 with everyone invited. Mies G Kuerr returned home near Farrall after visiting Aladdin. Mrs Grunderson passed through Monday after visiting in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrall
Aladdin
W. D. Kelly
A. Brown
Tower
John Hodges
Herman
Hobart Fischer
al Storts
Moorcroft
J. W. Eaton
al. Storts
Will Conzelman
Bert Layman
Will Conselman
Will Mayell
W. Kelly
Watford Place
Moore
John Fitzsimmone
Tower School House
Ellendale Items Prompt Local Movements And Events
Miriam Bay closed the Benson school this week. L Cochran and wife visited Sunday. Charles Congleton visited home folks. Marie Engle of Hulett visited Elma Garman. Kirk Stoddard attended school business. McGuire and Padgitt moved their saw mill. Cesar Fowlkie went to Moorcroft for machinery. LeBlanc solicited orders for Sherman Nursery. Buyers gathered fine horses. Free lawn party at C L Tate’s Saturday July 31 with singing and speaking. Severe hail storm Friday night caused no major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Bay
Benson
L. Cochran
Chas. Congleton
Marie Engle
Hulett
Elma Garman
Kirk Stoddard
McGuire & Padgitt
Music
Cesar Fowlkie
Moorcroft
LeBlanc
Sherman Nursery
C. L. Tate
New Haven Scene Features Travel, Races and Dam Break
New Haven residents report arrivals from Bush and Sundance trips. Elza Winds returns to Bush's to herd sheep while John Tanner passes through en route to Sundance. A crowd witnessed horse and foot racing described as circus like, with Billy Ricks visiting. The Board of District No. 11 inspected schoolhouse books Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnaughy
Bush
Elza Winds
John Tanner
Sundance
Harry Willson
Beaver Creek
Board of Diat. No. 11
New Haven
Picnic and community notices from local families
A casual notice invites everyone to a social event next Saturday night with baskets for two. The C. J. Clark family shares ripe cherries and possible apples. Mrs Bad Storm, Miss Hage and others plan a visit to Mrs. Storms sister Mrs Owens and attend a Graves ranch picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Clark
Bad Storm
Miss Hage
Love
Mrs. Storms
Mrs. Owens
Graves Ranch
Farmers chase coyotes as alfalfa spoiled by rain
Farmers report hay spoilage after rain with alfalfa badly damaged. Community members discuss remedy and urge action while noting increased coyote numbers. Local notices mention visits by Bates and Derrickson families to the National Park and a birthday gathering for Master Ernest at the Cremeens home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thomas
Robi
Massie
Green Mountain Country
Bates
Derrickson
National Park
Paulson
Montana
Book and Thimble Club
W. G. Massie
Oak Creek Notes Dance Invitation and Local Socials
Be at the big dance at Graves on Beaver Creek the 24th. Crop growing weather is noted. Cara Burnett visited Lottie Barlean Sunday. John Barlean and family visited home folks last week. Dan Barlean Lottie and Cara Burnett rode horseback Sunday. E. E. Sime plans one week at the mill then harvest. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Tracy and daughter visited Sam Adair and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Beaver Creek
Cara Burnett
Lottie Barlean
John Barlean
Home Folke
Dan Barlean
Lottie
E. E. Sime
F. S. Tracy
Sam Adair
For Sale Deering Binder In Good Running Order
Bargain notice lists a Deering Binder in good running order offered for sale. Enquiries directed to Ervin Richards at Blacktail Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering Binder
Ervin Richards
Blacktail Creek
Local notes from Green Mountain area recount visits and road toil
Mrs Helen Cady visits J B Baxter in Green Mountain as J H Baxter passes through Donald en route to Belle Fourche. A Belle Fourche physician treats two suspected spotted fever cases Chauncy Mowry and Lancelot LaFlamme. Local roads from Oak Creek bridge to the state line and to the Forks slated for repair. Persistent rain harms haying and could ruin early grain if weather does not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cady
J. B. Baxter
Green Mountain
J. H. Baxter
Donald
Belle Fourche
Hal Barber
J. O. McDonald
Sand Creek
Oak Creek Bridge
State Line
Forks
Chauncy Mowry
Lancelot LaFlamme
Tower Chimes Local Items Reflect Busy Week in Tower
A series of short notes from Tower reports lost horse, list of residents and visitors, haying, farming, and church activity. Individuals named include S V Rakestraw Al Conley Mark Gordon Evan Peterson and J J Minnick. Events: hay weather, barn dance, Strawberry gathering, institute attendance in Sundance, and a Tower School program despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Peterson
Mark Gordon
Presa, Beauchamp
J. J. Minnick
Clarence LaGest
Newcastle
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Tl Maras
B.S
Smiley-Gay Hardware Store
Ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Nichols & Lytle Lawyers
U. S. Court
Charles Bissacca
H. E. Prost
Belle Pourche
W. W. ‘Baker
Roy V. Foy
Mulett, WY
J.l.boistwick
Belle P. O
Belle Wyoming
T. M. Coffey
Flowers Creek
Jease Wright
Pinto
Mont
Drinkil
Dry Dimension Lumber
F. Hendricks
Blacktail
Rebekan
Rebekah Lodge
R. H. Lawrence
Sheridan
Globe Office
J. H. Chittim
Hulett, Wyo
Rocky Point
W. J. Wood
Register
John M
Comat
Plains
S. LeBlanc
Mrs. Grunderson
South Dakota
Ellendale
Billy Ricks
Driskill’s
Billy
Dapple Bay
Alva
Mona
Emmett Redding
OAK Creek Notes
Ww. Blatt
Sundence, Wyoming
A. J. Murphy
Ronald Doings
S. V. Rakestraw
al Conley
Louis Mespell
AK Ranch
Rev. Brown
Herb Warford
Chicasha
Okla
Grace Allen
Mary McCluer
Opal Dagger
Clara Schlichting
Institute
Gee, Morrison
Herb Sutton
Lebo Ranch
Terhune's Orchestra
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Hulett Express
Chaffin's Barn
Jay Clark Ranch
Rock Island
D. A. Ruland
Willer
Ceam
Aisi
Bay
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