Two Years for Grand Larceny of Horses
Roy White pleaded guilty to grand larceny of five horses, was sentenced to two years in the Sioux Falls penitentiary. The case involved horses stolen from Chas A Wescott and traced to St Onge and Missouri. The verdict followed last minute judicial changes and a prior attempt to disqualify the judge. Mrs Roy White faces trial for aiding an escape at a later November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi McGee
Rapid City
Roy White
Sioux Falls
White
Frawley
Deadwood
White’s Interest Filed An Affidavit Disqualifying Judge Rice
McGee
Belle Fourche
Rice
Chas. A. Wescott
North Indian Creek
St. Onge
Missouri
Hantz
Mr. Wescott
New England
North Dakota
Belle Fourche Bee
South Dakota legislature seeks changes in public land rules
In South Dakota lawmakers ask for nonretroactive department rulings, land trial rules aligned with common law, settlers equal to special agents in contests, local officers to rule on motions, protest hearings only with conclusive evidence, and protection for defendant settlers from unnecessary government burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Dakotane
Department
Inspection of Hides Law Changes Noted by Legislature
The last legislature amended laws on hide inspection. First purchasers must keep receipts for neat cattle hides and present them with a purchase record to the State Inspector, who will report to the State Board of Live Stock Commissioners. Nonbutchers who slaughter cattle for beef must retain hides until inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Inspection and sale rules for hides under state law
The text states that hides offered for sale within the state must be shown to the local sheriff or justice of the peace for inspection. Inspectors must issue a written certificate listing inspected hides and brands, sending a copy to the State Board of Live Stock Commissioners. A ten cent fee per inspected hide is charged, and it is a misdemeanor to ship hides without inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Governor confiscates paper for criticism in freedom era
The Medicine Bow Times denounces a southern state governor who ordered confiscation of a weekly issue for articles supporting strikers. The piece cites the First Amendment, arguing that neither Congress nor a state government has power to abridge press liberty, condemning the action as an overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Medicine Bow
Marriage Announced for Mrs Charlott Wagner and Mr Arthur Lash
Announcement from Bellingham sets the wedding at Sacred Heart Church in Bellingham Washington. The couple, long known in the community, will reside in Sumas Washington where a home is prepared. Friends extend best wishes via the Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlott Wagner
Arthur Lash
Sacred Heart Church
Bellingham, Washington
Sumas
Washington
Janet Kelly
Married in Belle Fourche: Otterbein Weds Malin
Barney Otterbein and Misa Lydia Malin of Nisland united in marriage Sunday at G W Taber home in Belle Fourche with Judge A J Poznansky officiating. Otterbein, a Nisland rancher, and Malin, a popular local resident, will reside on the groom’s irrigated Nisland ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Otterbein
Misa Lydia Malin
Nisland
G. W. Taber
Belle Fourche
A. J. Poznansky
Mr. Otterbein
A Couple of Dandies Ranches for Sale
A seller advertises two ranches near rail lines. One spans 35619 acres with a town on land rail connection. the other comprises 600 acres about a half mile from a railroad station. Interested buyers are told to see Gunderson for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandies
Gunderson
Local notes from Hulett and area residents
Mr Banigan and family visited Hulett on Sunday. Mr Harding works on a new ranch. Seth Ford reports several ladies visiting his ranch last week. Garland Braddock spent Saturday afternoon at the saw mill. W E Massie and wife visited W G Massie last week. Miss Inez Coffey has returned from Moorcroft. Walter Pannell finished plowing ten acres of sod and said he nearly killed himself. Jim Adair and Frank Derrick son are digging post holes for the Mona to Belle telephone line. We will soon be connected with the outside world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Banigan
Hulett
Mr. Harding
Seth Ford
Garland Braddock
W. E. Massie
W. G. Massie
Walter Pannell
Jim Adair
Frank Derrickson
Mona
Belle
Bargain Farm with 240 Acres Near Spearfish for Sale
240 acres near Spearfish with 190 under cultivation and 20 30 more to break. Includes 31 acres winter wheat, 6 rye, 7 oats, 30 acres corn to be planted. Stock and gear listed including 10 cows, 1 bull, 1 team, 2 wagons, machinery, poultry, and house contents. Price 6000 with 2000 down, rest by June 1 1913 at 6 percent. map included. owner leaving country. contact Gunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish
Timothy
Gunderson
Hoback sale and town notes in Hulett area 1913
C H Hoback sets a sale of personal effects for June 19 1913 ahead of a ranch move. Dr Hay dentist plans visits to Hulett June 1 to July 1. Local figures include George Russell and others building, traveling and visiting from Blair Rapid City and Montana. I O O F memorial on June 8. Hulett beats Alva 6 to 2 in seven innings.
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C. H. Hwoback
Hay
Hulett Hotel
George Russell
Enoch Ladd
Floyd
Blair
Nebraska
Sidney Ladd
Rockypoint
Deranleau
Rapid City
Tom Hotchkiss
Cc. H. Hoback
Chas, McCoy
Upton
Moorcroft
Points
Montana
Hulett
Dentist sought at Hulett hotel during June
Sid Roberts places an ad on the paper back page announcing an auction sale Thursday June 12 and distributing posters. Mrs. Asher Knepper suffers a severe eye injury from a broom hook and travels with Mr. Knepper to Lead for a specialist to assess possible eye damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Sid Roberts
Asher Knepper
For Sale Ranch Near Deer Creek Listed
A good ranch including about one mile of Deer Creek is offered. See Gunderson for details at the Globe office. Work done neatly and promptly at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek
Gunderson
Globe
Land Troubles Urge Bring Land Papers
H. H. Gunderson, Commissioner, warns residents to carry land papers when facing land disputes or troubles, underscoring property records and legal entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flense
H. H. Gunderson
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Moline & P.& O
Studebaker
Clark & Henry
Hamilton Brown
Luther
Payne and Stetson
Bellingham
Otterbein
Louis Johnson
Inez Coffey
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
William R. West
Cockypoint
Wyo
Nkew
Owinwy
Ot Ney
Nelysel
U.S. Land Office
Guadance
Wyoung
Charles EB. Jones
Rocky Point
Miude Hommwateud Bkatry
Lote
Caw
Township 37
Herman H. Gunderson
Hulen
Uy Inns
Wilbur RB. Voorhivs
Karl
David
Wom
Willian
BR. West
Samuel J. Rundell
Joe LY
Register
C. C. Storm
Cap
Dr. Hay
Jas. M. Storm
W. N. Proctor
Will Collins
Colorado
Nena Willson
Alva
John Deere
John
John Dea
Dee
Garman Bros. & Miller
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