Educational notes on Crook County Teachers Institute and exams
The Crook County Teachers Institute will open Monday June 20 1910. Principal Dr C K Buckle cannot attend. Miss Jane L McGrath Mr J C Lindberg and Mr F J Kelly from Spearfish Normal will conduct. Teachers must take exams June 17 18 in Sundance with institute to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County
Teachers’ Institute
C. K. Buckle
State Normal School
Laramie
Wyoming
Buckle
Sundance
Jane L. McGrath
J. C. Lindberg
F. J. Kelly
Spearfish Normal School
Hulett
Gillette
Reader Letter on Mendell Homestead Land Amendment
Mr Editor writes from June 4 1910 praising coverage of the Mendell Homestead Law amendment in the Guernsey Gazette. He argues the “old timer” deserves an additional 160 acres and invites community responses.
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Guernsey Gazette
Local figures connected to church repairs and county matters
Wm L Wright did carpenter work on a church damaged by lightning. The Butte County Pros visited this week in beet uniforms. Frank Grant oversees a new local printer Hore to the Nisland booster. Attorney Nichols and Sheriff Farrell were in Hulett last Thursday about criminal charges. Jack Hale checked his ranch interests amid the current weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm L. Wright
Butte County
Frank Grant
Nisland Booster
Nichols
Farrell
Hulett
Merrick Moves Mill to Beaver Creek Area
A. B. Merrick relocates a saw mill to the Mabnken place on Beaver Creek near Bear Lodge. The setup could yield about 5,000,000 feet of timber with plans for rapid operation and a variety of lumber available once running. Locals praise the move and wish him success in meeting the market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Merrick
Bear Lodge
Mabnken
Beaver Creek
Colony Corner Developments and Staff Changes
Jim Jolley’s shearing crew works for Henry Weare at the old White and Cown ranch. Eva Oling Mars arrives from Lovell Massachusetts to assist at the Colony Land Office. The Colony store buys Miller lumber 130000 ft plus slabs edgings and firewood. Belle Fourche Rural Tel Co receives cedar poles and plans a line from Colony to Donald and Mona. Rates will be cut starting June 1 as traffic warrants further reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jolley
Henry Weare
Old White & Cown Ranch
Eva Oling-Mars
Colony
Lovell
Mass
Colony Land Office
Miller
Pawell Crossing
Belle Fourche Rural Tel Co
Donald
Mona
May Aikman School dance and social notice
May attendance at Aik man school includes Willie Aikman Bethber Aikman and Sammy Aik man who were neither absent nor tardy for the month. Reminder of the big dance and box social on Saturday night June 4 for the Aladdin baseball boys with girls bringing boxes of good things to eat. A cord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikman School
Willie Aikman
Bethber Aikman
Sammy Aikman
Aladdin
Sundance Land Office Clerk Seeks Client Work
A. E. B. Hoyt, Register at Sundance Wyoming, urges prompt attention and careful preparation in land office matters and solicits business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Dry Range and Sheep Shearing Reach Belle Fourche
H H Floyd arrived Monday from an Alzada ranch noting drought conditions but settlers press on. C W Miles of near Ridge Montana visited Belle Fourche and plans sheep shearing in ten days. Pens on Willow creek head host 15000 to 17000 head this season with Henny brothers of Sturgis managing the work. Miles cites a lamb crop average around 70 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Floyd
Alzada
Floyd
C. W. Miles
Ridge
Mont
Belle Fourche
Willow Creek
Henny
Sturgis
Miles
Massie reports lambing near complete in Wyoming
W E Massie, one of the now sheep men of Wyoming, says his lambing is nearly finished with a higher percentage saved than average. Jack Carlin will soon join the roundup with the VV outfit, likely the last for this region as outfits retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Massie
Wyoming
Massie
Jack Carlin
V VV
Belle Fourche
One Typo Draws Fire in Harsh News World
An exchange argues editors are pressed by readers who fix one misprint while ignoring countless correct words. The piece compares the eye for errors to a lifetime of deeds and warns reputations can be ruined by a single mistake.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nettie Truax
United States
Forest
Farrall
Bostwick
Jay Clark
Tinkcom
Nockols
Hulett Battery
Brown
Helett
the Globe
Jack Hale
Young Heroes
Mare
H. H. Gunderson
Colony Corner
ACC
Wooood
Aa Chaplin
Earth
Range Horse Sales
Wyo
Sam
CG. A. Conway
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