Goes Forward and Prospects Bring Hope for Local Church
Subscription drives to finish and paint the church gain strong local encouragement. The project grows with funds as available and will be dedicated once paid in full. Pioneers deserve credit for overcoming burdens on the road to completion. J. W. Oliver returns from a prospecting trip with a Cabin Creek homestead plan and expects to move after the Fourth, inviting Hullett neighbors to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Oliver
Cabin Creek
Fishermen's Luck and Local Notes From Gillette Era
Ed Proctor and Pete Hazelbaker fished on Lame Jones creek but rain flooded the area forcing them to halt. Regular Baptist services are set for next Sunday at the usual hour, with a churchwide invitation. Jesse Driskill came from the T cross 'T last Saturday, while Chas McCoy surveyed his real estate holdings. W A Ripley finished spaying 120 heifers ready for the range. Will Wood and W E Tinkcom visited Sundance for county business. Dal Driskill of the D ranch reported wet weather in the Spearfish valley. Sam Folsom rents the Petar Youngman residence during Petar's summer trip. Willard Ripley notes a 100 percent rise in his equine stock with a mare now bearing twins. Mesdames Claud Wilkison and J P Bush enjoyed a trip to Spearfish. Trusty Moore and Clement Hoback swapped ends with the mail route for Sunday so Trusty could watch the ball game and Clem ent could handle business. Wayne Morse delivered several head of horses to the Gillette market, bought by southern buyers and shipped to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal Driskill
D Ranch
Spearfish
Sam Folsom
Petar Youngman
Petar
Willard Ripley
Mesdames Claud Wilkison
J. P. Bush
Spear
Trusty Moore
Clement Hoback
Trusty
Clement
Wayne Morse
Gillette
Oklahoma
Gillette News
Weather and local mishaps on Swartz divide and Bear Lodge
Last Friday brought a cloudburst like rain flooding creeks and washing away bridges at Cliff Robison and Steve Mahoney. Louis Johnsons barn and corrals were swept clean while slabs and sawdust clutter Geo. Morrisons mill yard. hail at Bear Lodge near Eothen was eggsized and several residents stored ice for August. Peter Youngman visited Moorcroft after a long trip and plans to Gillette. Herbert Sutton returns from Belle Fourche ditch as drought widens. A Fremont man lost reason after a jug incident. Hollister seeks missing team near Forest. Pianos and photographs offered at I D Coryell’s Belle Fourche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Robison
Steve Mahoney
Louis Johnson
Geo. Morrison
Bear Lodge
Eothen
Fremont
W. H. Hollister
Searol
Mr. Hollister
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W. HH
Lancaster
W. H. Lancaster Mercantile Co
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
John Pearson
Jay A. Wood
C. C. Storm
Cashier
Hulett State Bank
Sistent With
Banking
Ira D. Coryell
Ats
Orne Ever
Sundance
Fawkes
Aladdin Hotel
W. A. Carroll
Aladdin, Wyoming
Globe
Ence
Hollow
Wyoming
Moreh
HH. Gunderrson
Itulett
Belle Fourcche River
Devil's Tower
Crook County
Aladdin
Wyoming and
Missouri River
Bear Lodge Mountains
Hulett
Inter Mountain Globe
Ed Proctor
Pete Hazelbaker
Lame Jones Creek
The
Baptist Church
Jesse Driskill
T Cross
Chas. McCoy
W.A. Ripley
Will Wood
W. E. Tinkcom
Jewett’s Road Ranch
Northwest Post
Swartz Divide
Moorcroft
Peter Youngman
Herbert Sutton
I. D. Coryell’s
Qmlett Hotel
Cinkeom
A. B. Merrick
Mercantile
Ripley & Minnis's
Sundance Livery and Feed Stable
J.C. Eccles
Peter Schutler
Walens
John
Stor
J. S. Saults, Ph. G., Proprietor
Mysaults Pharmacy Anny