Ethel Barrowman Meyers Dies After Childbirth in Dennison
Mrs. A E Meyers of Dennison Iowa dies after premature birth of a baby boy in her East Broadway home. Ethel Maud Barrowman born June 26 1899 in Oskaloosa Iowa age 26 years as wife of A E Meyers bakery owner. She leaves husband infant son and sister Mrs C C Hazard. Remains to be buried in Oskaloosa beside parents.
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A. E. Meyers
East Broadway
Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Mrs. Meyers
Ethel Maud Barrowman
Oskaloosa
Ilona
Colorado
Barrowman
Ethel
Iowa
Carroll
Dennison
J. Phil Jones
Crook County Mercantile Co splits into two stores
The Crook County Mercantile Co dissolves as a corporation. Moorcroft store stays with the Garman Brothers and Mrs. Miller as the Moorcroft Mercantile Co. Hulett store goes to W. J. Wood George Grenier and Charles Hauber as the Hulett Mercantile Co. Stocks and operations remain unchanged except for sharper lines and streamlined management.
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Crook County Mercantile Co
Moorcroft
Garman Brothers
Sundance Pastor Marries In Local Parsonage Ceremony
Miss Maude Marion Horton wed Rev. Russell Kk. Kletzing at the Methodist parsonage on Tuesday at five. The couple, à Torrington Wyoming native bride and Sundance Methodist pastor groom, planned a short wedding trip before returning to dance and make their home.
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Maude Marion Horton
Russell Kk. Kletzing
L. W. Kings
Torrington
Wyoming
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sundance
Mra
Kingsley
Rey
Kletzing
Dance
Sheridan
Ome
Miss Eva Byrd Visits Spearfish Music Teacher
Miss Eva Byrd of Hulett, music teacher at the Spearfish State Normal School, visited Sun Dance friends this week. It is reported about 1000 head of southern cattle were unloaded at Moorcroft and trailed to the Driskill range. D. W. Fawkes sold his Newcastle drug business but plans to stay in the area this year. buyers are young Colorado men, one a former Chicago college classmate of Harold Fawkes.
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Truax
Mankato
Minn
Eva Byrd
Hulett
State Normal School
Spearfish
Sundance
Moorcroft
Driskill Range
D. W. Fawkes
Newcastle
Colorado
Harold Fawkes
Chicago College of Pharmacy
Sundance Times
Weekend visitors and local business notes in Hulett
Surveyor Blatt and wife visited Hulett for the weekend. Ed Kerer’s advertisement setup shows a testing approach. Dr. Hodges returned from Lightning Flats on professional matters. Frank B. Edgerton arrived with a four horse load of ranch feed from Campbell county. Ralph Tinkcom passed through town en route to Rockypoint to visit relatives. W. E. Tinkcom’s latest report is steady health improvement after a difficult spell. Bush and Pearson warehouse receives new shingles. The Study Brothers are the contracting mechanics. C. C. Storm and Son went to the Hills for another Overland shipment, expanding an Overland area. Wade Baggett arrived by stage Tuesday to handle local business. Spear fish valley reports boom status.
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Blatt
Hulett
Ed Kerer
Dr. Hodges
Lightning Flats
Frank B. Edgerton
Campbell County
Ralph Tinkcom
Lead
Rockypoint
W. E. Tinkcom
Bush & Pearson
C. C. Storm and Son
Wade Baggett
Spearfish Valley
Art Stoddard
Thompson Creek
E. F. Burton
John Youngman
Burt Whiting
Ripley
Colony
John W. Oliver
Cabin Creek Flats
Burbank
Svoboda
Bert Helmer
Elam
Mel G. Brown
Mr. Brown
Roy Bush
Moorcroft
Rosa Bell Couser
San Antonio
Texas
Buss
Joe Fahl
Frank Lucius
Bertha
Lawrence
Howard Thompson
Aladdin
J. M. Storm Jr
New Haven
Schenck
C. C. Storm
Uncle Sam
Cabin Creek
Crook County
Buckhorn
Creamery Notice From Alva Creamery Telegraphed
Creamery notice states that starting May 1 2016 all cream from the Hulett locality will be received at the New Store. Your can will be returned the same day and transportation charges remain the same as before. Alva Creamery & Produce Co.
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Hulett
Alva Creamery & Produce Co
Primary Teacher Employed At Hulett School
Hulett school board hires Miss Nell Gregory of Aladdin as primary teacher with five years’ experience in a larger school. She comes to Hulett with strong community ties and recognized professional training. The notice also mentions local dustups, barn dances, sales, and district school planning across town.
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Hulett
Nell Gregory
Aladdin
Obituary of John Bant Sr. A Forthright Pioneer
John Bant Sr born in Stoke Climsland Cornwall England April 22 1850 died May 30 1916 at his home in Rocky Point He married Elizabeth Mollard in 1876 and had six children James Sam William Ally Mary Ann and John Jr He worked in the Homestake mine Lead South Dakota before moving to Wyoming in 1902 He was a faithful member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in Lead His home welcomed weary freighters and travelers and he was a generous neighbor and devoted father who sought to live by the golden rule.
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John Bant
Stoke Climsland
Conwy
Cornwall
England
Rocky Point
Elizabeth Jane Mollard
James
Sam
William
Al@y
Mary Ann
Aod
John Jr
United States
Homestake
Wyoming
Ancient Order of United Workman of Lead
Mr. Bant
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs John Bant Jr
Public acknowledgment of gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during their sorrow. May the grace of God guide them. Signed by Mr and Mrs John Bant Jr.
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John Bant Jr
New cabbage sale and camp fire meet notes
Cabbages arrive at the New Store with a dinner option. Camp Fire Club girls plan a Thursday meeting at Mrs. A C Turneaure's residence. Local notes cover politics, health, travel, land sales, and an upcoming Lead to Buckhorn mail line proposal benefiting Crook county residents.
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A. C. Turneaure
Words of Appreciation From Superintendent Brandt
Superintendent Brandt sends a closing note praising the school year with its failures and triumphs. He lists students who were never absent or tardy in May and mentions an eighth grade county exam and a villagers feast in the Hall with hearty thanks for food and goodwill. The message ends with a blessing about pleasure prepared for a child.
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Brandt
Sachinson
Palmer
Marie Enwle
Clarence Pearson
Archie Storm
Wanda Burned
Belle Bineh
June Buneh
Iver Pearson
Sallie Baker
Ruth Garman
Mildred Lee Oscar Pearson
Glen Bush
Jay Engle
Marie Atkinson
Ethel Lawrence
Hessie Bryant
Local notices and appointments sweep through town
Mrs Coffey takes orders for colonial rugs and porch items with samples at Hush and Pearsons. Mr Gunter visits from Ewing Nebraska to view local prospects. County Agent Reeves was here on business Monday and Tuesday. Sunday school plans Children's Day next Sunday. Hospital Pharmacy Sheridan Wyoming seeks mail orders. Fried chicken and hotel ice cream Sunday. Mrs Evans moving into Chittim house. Vera Kester helps hotel staff. Read it in the Globe first.
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Reeves
Sheridan
Wyoming
Land Restored to Entry for Two Townships in Alva Vicinity
Two townships 54 and 56 North range 04 West are ordered restored to entry. Plats to be filed in Sundance on June 26 1916 with applications to be received 20 days prior. Picnic planned at Devil Tower July 4 on east river grove with forthcoming program. Good water and pasture noted. Ackerman welcomed cigars after word of birth. Mrs. Ackerman with aunt in Terry South Dakota and is reported fine. Read it in the Globe first.
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Alva
Sundance
Grove
W. B. Ackerman
Terry
Sun Dance visitors test new roadster on court business
W F Leslie and BE C Ray mond from Sun Dance visited last Saturday to tour the town and test the recently purchased roadster owned by Mr. Leslie.
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W. F. Leslie
BE. C. Raymond
Sundance
Mr. Leslie
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C. Hurtt
Downing
Kohns, Russell Co
Byron Croy
Emil Stonefelt
Mitten Ranch
Tex Martin
Thermopolis
W. H. Richards
Moorcroft Democrat
Sundance Pastor
Charlie Maze
Carlile
Thurman Graves
Beaver Creek
Eaton
Mrs. Morgan of
Gillette
Sid Roberts
Chet Moore
Chicago
The
Vera Kester
Globe
the Globe
Aleso
Chaffin’s Barn
J. B. Hodges
Licensed Veterinary
Feed & Sale
Ceam
Alute
Fred Sutton
Lit
Hulett, Wyo
Hulett New Store
Alva, Wyo
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