Notice of Timber and Stone Land Application in Wyoming
Notice is given that B Da via, address Hulett Wyoming, filed on May 7 1919 a statement and application number 611 to purchase timber and stone land in sections 3 and 10 township 3 north range 66 west 6th principal meridian with timber estimated 85000 board feet at 3 00 per M and land value 160. Final proof to be made July 30 1920 before Paul W Yeoman U S commissioner at Hulett Wyoming. Opponents may protest before patent issues by corroborated affidavit. 637-0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Wyoming
Paul W. Yeoman
United States
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Newcastle
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
Jones Hupp
C.H. Massic
Notice for Publication of Homestead Proof Wyoming
Department of the Interior notices Soronton Kishor of Aladdin Wyoming plans to prove up a homestead claim for parcels in township 9 north range 61 west. The proof is to be made before L Mauc Sundance on August 15 1920 with witnesses Fritz Kruger Frederick Cruger Jessie Haskell and Walter Marchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Newcastle
Wyoming
Soronton Kishor
Aladdin
Runge
L. Mauc
District Court
Sundance
Fritzy Kruger
Frederick,Cruger
Jessie Haskell
Walter Marchant
H. Massie
Register
Notice of Public Land Claims and Candidacy Forwarded
Notice announces Thomas F. Norman seeks three year proof to establish homestead claim in Moorcroft Wyoming before U S Commissioner on August 6 1920. Minnie C Shaw of Carlisle Wyoming files for final proof at Hulett Wyoming August 1920 and James T McGuckin announces candidacy for County and Prosecuting Attorney in Republican primary August 17 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County
J. C. Hurt
Land Office Notices from Newcastle Wyoming July 6 1920
The notice lists homestead entries by Gertrude M. Cornelius and Gertrude Carey of Colony Wyoming and others, with intent to file final three year proofs. Hearings to establish claims set before United States Commissioner Cola W. Shepard in Colony on August 11 1920 and August 13 1920. Names Colin Massie Wiley KE Massie Wilbur F Newland Chas H Branwin listed as residents of Colony Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Newcastle
Wyoming
Gertrude M. Cornelius
Gertrude M. Carey
Colony
Range
West 6Th Principal Meridian
Cola W. Shepard
United States
Colin Massie
Wiley KE. Maseie
Wilbur F. Newland
Chas. H. Branwin
New Haven Wyoming man files three year land proof at Moorcroft
Vaughn W. McElroy of New Haven Wyoming filed his intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to Llamestead entry No 6177.17 for Lot 2 3 4 and other parcels in sections 30 41 township 56 67 west. The proceeding will take place before U S Commissioner Leo Noonan at Moorcroft on August 6 1920. Present at the filing were Raymond Carr Thomas C Gray Wilbur W Horner and John P Stubbard all of New Haven Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn W. McElroy
New Haven
Wyoming
Llamestead
Lota
Els
Raymond ©, Carr
Thomas C. Gray
Wilbur W. Horner
John P. Stubbard
C. H. Massie Register
Blanch Shambo
Wyo
Sin
Leo Noonan
Sylvester J. Stull
William H. McKelroy
John P. Stabbart
Wilbur Horner
Bly C. H. Massie
Register
Homestead Proof Notices Issued for 1920 Wyoming Claims
Elizabeth M. Shaw formerly Hauber of Carlile and Waymond C. Carr of New Haven each filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish their homestead claims in Wyoming. Shaw’s filing concerns land described in sections 27 34 and 33 township 53n range 66 with principal meridian. proceedings to be completed before U S commissioner Paul W. Yeoman at Hulett on August 5 1920. Carr’s filing covers land in township 5 range 6 with principal meridian. proof to be offered before Leo Noon at Moorcroft on August 6 1920. Witnesses named Vaughn Mellray Thomas C Gray James Hayes and Charles P Ames all of New Haven Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Newcastle
Wyoming
Thomas F. Norman
New Haven
West 6Th Principal Meridian
Leo Noonan
Moorcroft
U.S. Land Office
Minnie C. Shaw
Carlile
Nignoly
Selgne
Nelyse
Paul W. Yeoman
United States
Hulett
Ida May Healy
George W. Healy
Stroner
Range
Walter Turley
Dillion
Stronea
William Wenanda
Roy Wenanda
H Maesie
Register
Elizabeth M. Shaw
Elizabeth M. Hauber
Nyawly
Prin
Meridian
U. S
Jacob S. Lebo
Hulett Wyo
Chas. A. Lipe
Glen Grubb
Minnie C. Shawall
Wyo
C. H. Massie
Waymond C. Carr
Nely
Sely
Mely
Sectional Township
U.S
Vaughn W. Mellray
Thomas C, Gray
James Hayes
Charles P, Ames
New Maven
Jouine M. Stubbart
New Llaven
Sand Teias
Weet
Leo Nooman
Grant Farmer
Jobs P. Stubbart
U. S. Land Office
Walter Linton Frey
Colony
Westth
Cola W. Shepard
James W. Carpenter
Phil Fitzpatrick Roberts
Payne John Brown
C. Il. Massie
Newcousle
Anna Veronika Kvet
Alzada
Montana
Cola Shepard
Arthur PF
Davenport
Bibert M
Hate
Kent C. Mule
Earl N. King
Aleada
C. H Massie
New Haven News Bids Picnic And Reunion Events
Ernest Willson of Casper Wye visits relatives in New Haven and Ed Seig with Witchita Kansas kin enjoy a family visit. A Sunday July 25 picnic and preaching at Tom Clinv's is open to all to bring dinner. Missouri guests hosted at W H McElroy home. Haying underway. alfalfa first cutting two hundred tons. Bill Nelson visits from Powder River returning after six years. Jim Benson freights wool for Bush Bros. and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Willson
Casper Wye
New Haven
Tom Clinv
W. H. McElroy
Litth
Missouri
C. L. Clark
Marie Atkinson
South Dakota
William Nelson
Powder River
Bill
Here
Jim Benson
Bush Bros. and
Clark
Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits and Callers
George Derrickson called at his sister Mrs. F. Tracy's home and Carl Burnett stopped enroute to Bert Davenport's. Olive Smith visited Mrs. Derrickson, J. H. Bates and Ruther ford helped Massie with alfalfa. Sims and son James visited Belle Fourche, Chas. Roberts' mother visiting, Jess Benson passed through to Sundance. Rebekahs announce another dance at Huiett July 01st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Derrickson
F. 5. Tracy
Carl Burnett
C.J. Derrickson
Bert Davenport
Olive Smith
C. Derrickson
J. H. Bates
Mr. Rutherford
C. D. Massie
Clifford Phillips
Wynonna
KL. E. Sims
James
Rob't Cook
Belle Fourche
Jess Benson
Duck Creek
Sundance
Rebekahs
Huiett
Olst
Kitchen Tips for Practical Home Dishes
A 1920s style home guidance piece offers recipes and method notes for inexpensive meat dishes. It describes beef preparations with marrow and water, Mexican ham and Spanish steak in casserole style, and suggests serving with bacon and potatoes.
Modern Design for Dairy Barn
A guide to up to date dairy barn design highlights winter housing for herd and feed storage. It explains labor savings from overhead carriers and concrete floors with manure gutters, emphasizes plenty of sunshine, fresh water, and well-sealed, weather tight conditions to boost milk production and herd health.
Modern Dairy Barn Aims to Boost Profits and Efficiency
An article argues for weather-tight modern dairy barns to maximize winter milk pricing and reduce labor. A plank frame barn with basement cow stalls, first-floor storage, and hay loft is shown, featuring three roof ventilators and continuous water, aiming for comfort and sanitary conditions to raise yearly profits. It also notes the need for speed and minimal labor in herd care and briefly touches on altimeter challenges for balloon pilots.
Bids Called for School House Move and Outbuildings
C L Clark, clerk of school district No 11, invites bids to move the near Buttes school house to Cabin Creek on section 12 township 52 range 68 with rock or cement foundation to be plastered and two outbuildings to be built. Also sale of some good lumber. Notice lists names and locations in Wyoming for related filings and land claims with a public hearing set for August 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Clark
Buttes
Cabin Creek
Weston man files three year proof on land claim
Jamesa W. Young of Weston Wyoming files intent to prove up three years on stock raising entry No 614052 in Blane area sections 24 26 22 27 township 56 north range 7 west with principal meridian before United States commissioner Leo Noonan Moorcroft Wyoming on August 4 192. Attending are Jesse Benson Thomas F McNameman Howard Bostock of Weston and Jesse Flemming of Rockypoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wyoming
Leo Noonan
United States
A. Moorcroft
Jesse Benson
Howard Bostock
Weaton
Jesse Flemming
Rockypoint
C. H. Massie
Regiteer
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U. S&s Land Office
Ihereby
B. Davia
C, H. Massie
Jacob 5
Lebo
Edward Hauber
Albert C. Rueckhbeiimall
James T. McGuckin
U.S Land Office
Erty
Mra. Geia
Donald
Nooge M. W.ith
Cola W. Sheppard
George W. Couch
Nate B. Odle
Frank Syersall
Belle Fourche South Dakota
Perry W. Wagner
Donald Wyominng
Ce H. Massie
Aoe
C. H Maasie
Reyister
Ed Seig
Witchata Kan
Bear Lodge
Chas
Robert
Hopkins
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Aljova
Cave Brown-Caorye
British Association
Chicago
Wal
Watson
Blackpool
John Thompson
Boston
ST Oteel
Jilo
Byron A. Croy
Seljewly
aMeely
neWnwiy
Township
Range 63
6Th Principal Meridian
Frederick B. Helmer
David S. High
Earl S. Leonard
William 8. McLain
Cc. L. Clark
Clerk Dist
Adams
Weening
Hulett Biate Bank
Shier
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Thc
J. L. Bostwick
M.D
Hulett, Wyoming
Sunanet
Swartz
Delia Foley
Ted Kelly
Davis
Nels Davis
Harve Swartz
Roy Hardy
Gillette
Sheriff
Leee Ee
Leger Snant
Interior
Alois Stok
Enlysely
Ninely
Robert P. 5
Elly
Roscoe Fought
Fred W. Cornell
Maynard P. Brigge
H Massie
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