Beaver Creek to Dillon Ruland’s Nice Mare Hint
Be interlinked notes of local people in Beaver Creek and nearby towns. Mr Bull repairs the telephone line between Belle Fourche and Hulett. A C Woodcock brands about fifty spring calves. Little Teddie Nevil returns to school after meningitis. Dan Ruland plans an awning over his Alva storefront. George South and family visit Engle Sanday. Sam Miller’s dog suffers porcupine quills after an encounter last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Ruland
George South
Dulin Marchant
al Inddin
Engle Sanday
Sam Miller
Tex Martin
Belle Fourche
Sturgis
Hugh Currie
Chadron
Neb
Sre
New Haven
Hulett
George Dalton
Charlie Jolley
Mia
EF. Orrell
A. C. Turneaure
Mitchell, S
Leland Ripley
George Jay
Wm. H. Jay
Medicing Creek
Aladdin
Marcus Cleshier
Knight
Hi Thompson
Portland
Oregon
Ile Hne
Local Farm Activity Reports in Rural Array
W E Massie grows forty acres of corn this year. Massie and cows shelling sheep this week. The Ciffery Brox. chased cattle Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W B Pannell visited the Mountain recently. James Dyce finished about thirty acres of line breaking on the Baxter properties. Baxter family outings to Colony last week. Mr Barber plans to bring his gang plow soon for breaking on his place and for Frost Moray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Massie
Massie
Ciffery Brox
Mra
W. B. Pannell
James Dyce
Baxter
J. If Baxter
J. B. Baxter
Colony
Mr. Barber
What Causes a Grouch
A Sheridan Enterprise note attributes mood shifts to weather. A week of high wind caused grouchy moods among stockmen farmers and businessmen as ranges dried up crops suffered and activity slowed. Rain and sunshine lifted spirits and business resumed, illustrating weather’s strong link to human attitude and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuke
Sheriden
Wisconsin Divide Weather and Local Notes
Chas Brimmer and his wife worked as cullers in town Saturday. Oliver Brimmer works at Shier's sawmill in Hulett. A good rain fell Friday afternoon, improving local crops. Farmer Knorr, employed for Velma Taylor, spent several days last week on his ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Brimmer
Oliver Brimmer
Shier
Hulett
Farmer Knorr
Velma Taylor
Tower Chimes and Local Happenings At Pine Ridge
Tower notes show Albert Simon breaking a teau for Albert Moore while L L White chews house logs on Pine Ridge. Joe Simon’s horse injured by a wire fence Sunday and Roy Rakestraw’s play with fire at the river are among brief town items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Simon
Albert Moore
L. L. White
Pine Ridge
Joe Simon
J. F.C. McKenzie
Omaha
R. W. Rakestraw
Moorcroft
W. Rakestraw
KK. A. Allen
Norman
Has. Roberts
Vine Brothers
Sanday
Roy Rakestraw
J.S. Moore
Clyde Marshall
Local Notes and Visits Across Miller Creek Area
Miller Creek residents assist at the PTC while Ethelyn Reed misses the week due to illness. W OD Kelley travels to Inlett on business. Crandall works at Green's sawmill on Cabin Creek. Florence Good of Sundance visits the Laney home. About half an inch of rain falls Friday. A dance at H B Clark’s draws a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Carr of Cabin Creek pass through en route to Sundance. Jerry Solomon buys a flock of chickens and turkeys from Mrs Fordyce and settles into farm life. Look out for Jerry as he tackles the work alone. Stay cool on July 4 by visiting the Boar Lodge fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cling
Crandall
Green
Cabin Creek
Florence Good
Sundance
Laney
H. B. Clark
Mrs. Carr
Jerry Solomon
Why Not Croge County Sign Boards Aid Mountain Travel
Lawrence County placed sign boards at the crees route and turning point of the mountain highways. Travelers and visiting anglers praise the guides for making overland trips easier. Local Sunday travelers note the boards assist those unfamiliar with the routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
S. D
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Charley Pearson
A baby boy was born last Friday to Mr Charley Pearson and his wife. Mother and child are reported to be doing well. John Pearson returned from Belle Fourche where he checked on carpenters progress on a building that will be among the finest there once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pearson
John Pearson
Belle Fourche
Bramble Draft Stallion Opens Breeding at Hulett Ranch
Bramble the registered French Draft Stallion No 1072 will stand for public service Saturdays in Hulett and eight miles southeast at the ranch. Described as heavy bowed and high quality, he promises uniform cults. Term is 10 dollars for the season ending July 4 1911 or 15 dollars to insure mare with foal. H H Kiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramble
Hulett
H. H. Kiel
Auctioneers Sell in County on Renowned Terms
Wu H Todd collapsed and died in Spearfish last Sunday. He is brother of Green Todd of Sundance and related to the Durfee family here. No details released yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. H. ‘Todd
Spearfish
Green ‘Todd
Sundance
Durfee
July Fourth plans and community notes at Hulett
Merrick's Mill hosts Trenth of July celebrations. Town items include J M Carey from Bockypoint, Mrs. Gibons from Princeton, Lee Kesler home from Huron, Will Wood visiting, and several trips to Aladdin and Sundance. Local officials appoint E S Richey JP, while fall events mention an Odd Fellows dance and a big Fourth at Aladdin. Deaths, injuries, and hospital stays chart community strain and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrick’s Mill
J.M. Carey
Bockypoint
Ira C. Gibons
Princeton
Ilinois
Lee Kesler
Huron
Will Wood
Sundance
Hulett
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Beaver Creek
HAVEN
Wyoming
Glletn
Wisconsin Divide
St. J. Marshall
Moore
KE. A. Allen
Mark Gordon
Dr. Lebo
Harry Clark
Mr. and
Mrs. Beard
The
PTC
Ethelyn Reed
W OD. Kelley
Boar Lodge Fermay
Croge County
Ekothen
Fred McCurdy
Renoneable Terns
Globe Offics
AMET
Xfords
Garman Bros. & Miller
Ben Garman
Missouri Buttes
Carl Garman
Richey
L. Schiller
Cherryville
Kansas
W. C. Thomas
Schiller
Jim Bush
Lithle
Mildred Rounds
Mr. Bush
Tommy Lytle
Sundance Monitor
Rathbun
Wyo
Llo i
Hugh Sall
Hero
Uively
Newell
Odd Fellows
Flulett
Lodge Bal
Ilsley
Hoyt Sundance Wysming
Land Office
Fred W. Blatt
Bingston
Ditchew
Globe Office
R. Co
Hnode
Sundance, Wyoming
E. C. Raymond
A. J. Hnight
Gust Hardt
Bath
Hulett Hotel
Ite Branchea Life Insurance
J. H. Chittim Hulett
D. KH
Carlile
Wroming
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