Neighborhood Notes Ellendale Items
Local notes record various residents' activities including Ed Fowlkes building a hog pasture and Roy McGuire working at a mill. A hail storm damaged gardens while grain looks fine. School reports note punctual attendance and a Benson school program prior to shifting to a county school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Tate
Fowlkes
Mabel Benson
Bill Strong
Roy Foy
Bill Fowlkes
George Byrd
Eliett
Roy McGuire
Co. L. Clark
Viva Roberts
Bengon
Jefferson
The
Buttes
E. Fowlkes
Edna
al. Padgitt
Globe
Antelope Flat Reservoir Expansion Proceeding
John Becker enlarges his reservoir at Antelope Flat while Sinnett Hall advances a related project. Local actions focus on land use and water infrastructure with potential community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Becker
Mona Tidbits and Local Harper News Notes
Mona Tidbits reports Bert Marchant shearing sheep and Fred Groat awaiting his wife from Virginia. J H Bates and wife visited Wm Smith, T H Cremeena visited E E Sims, Book and Thimble club to meet Mrs J B Baxter June 6. Mrs G A Knowles visiting mother Mrs Reel on Beaver Creek. M M McClure to Deadwood for cattle purchase. Clay Massie and W O Pannell in Belle Fourche on business. Farmers welcome rain after dry spell and hail threats to crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Marchant
Fred Groat
Virginia
J. H. Bates
Wm. Smith
T. H. Cremeena
E. E. Sims
J. B. Baxter
G. A. Knowles
Reel
Beaver Creek
M. M. McC
Oak Creek Notes Relate Horse Exercise Visits and Family News
Carl Burnett exercised a race horse last week. Bert Phillips met Ben Phillips and son recently. Melton Durrett visited his sister on Oak Creek last Sunday. Mrs Ben Phillips visited her sister and niece Mrs Hunnicutt and Mrs Toole. Lottie Barlean found a yearling colt with a badly injured shoulder likely fatal. Mrs Barlean and family arrived on Big Powder safe and sound but no one was at home. The river was up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burnett
Bert ‘ Phillips
Ben Phillips
Melton’ Durrett
Oak Creek
Town notices and ads mix with births and services
Henry Brosa family arrives from ranch Tuesday. Weddings births and church services announced for June. Millinery sale through the Fourth. For sale property in Hulett. Surveyors near Beaver Creek. Catfish fishing on the Little Missouri. Bear Lodge Pharmacy promotes pest control and vaccines. Chas McCoy to photograph in New Haven early July. Globe subscription offer included with magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brosa
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Tower Schoolhouse
Rob't Brown
James Storm, Jr
Brown
Russell Schoolhouse
Sherman Brimmer
Aladdin
Beulah Brimmer
Hulett
Gunderson
Beaver Creek
Rob’t Garman
Bear Lodge
P. D
The
Globe
Carl Massie
Carl
Call for Bids for Crook County School House and Fences
Sealed bids addressed to C. C. Storm director of School District No. 10 Crook County Wyoming Hulett are invited for the complete building of one school house two privies and forty rods of woven wire fence nine miles northeast of Hulett The 16 by 24 foot school will have stone or cement foundation rafters and joists specified and two windows each side The crew must use first class material and apply two coats of white paint The board reserves right to reject any bids satisfactory bond required By order of the Board of Directors C. W. Roberts Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Storm
Crook County
Wyoming
Hulett
Dirk Ranch
Board of Directors
Bids Sought for School House and Privies in Riesland
Nile Nilson, director of Schon District No. 2 in Crook County Wyoming, invites bids by June 27 1914 noon for a complete school house with two privies and a 40 rod fence near the Riesland neighborhood. Specifications call for a 10 by 24 foot building on solid foundation, timber framing, shingles or metal roof, perforated ceilings, two windows each side, spiral chimney, and painted finish in stone color. Bonding required. first class materials. bids to be rejected if unsatisfactory.
Notice of Contest in Homestead Case land office Sundance
Department of the Interior notice to William A. Lott heirs that Ralph Oliver filed May 1, 1914 a contest to cancel homestead entries numbered 0232 and 650 for parcels in section 2, township 4 N range 6 W. It claims William A. Lott died around 1911 and heirs failed to cultivate or reside, announcing cancellation if no answer within twenty days after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Sundance
Wyo
William A. Lott
New Haven
Wyoming
Ralph Oliver
Weney
Ehip
Willings A. Loot
Cole
Aessi
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Ellendale
Charles Roberts
Moorcroft
Martha Congieton
Della Fowlkes
Flora Fowlkes
Paul Town
Edward Fowlkes
Bertha Fowlkes
Benson School
Misa Congleton
Columbia
Dames
Martha Congleton
Congleton
Jack Kinwerth
Frank
Ed Smith
Joe Espel
Billy
Chas. Beecham
Hay Creek
Harry Kirksey
Joe Elpel
Ernest Oslund
Lydia Dennis
Frank Syres
Jacob Sittler
Sinnett Hall
Mona
Hulett Livery
Fred Sutton
OAK Creek Notes
Treed Pearson
Abe Brown
Roy Bush
Missouri
George Petras
Chas, McCoy
Vercoe
Deadwood
C. W. Roberts
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Er. C. Raymond
Land Office
Nichols & Nettlehorst Lawyers
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U.S. Court
Aed W. Bla
Sundance, Wyoming
Nile Nilson
Schon District No. 2
Riesland
Township 4
Walla
Peerlesa
Cornera
Board of
Truateca
Jheett
W. A. Quimby
Black Hilly
South Dakota
D. A. Ryland
Rock Island
Alva
Domino
Chaffin’s Barn
Dapple Bay
Colt
A. J. Murphy
Alva, Wyoming
Sam Butts
Frank Houtz
Wroming
Ernest A. Oslund
Kodak Films
W. J. Wood
J. H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Globe Office
Lena Langton
Lend Attorney
Donald
J. O. McDonald
Donald, Wyo
CHAMP _ CLARK
A. W. Storm
Hulett Roller Mills
L. J. Schiller
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