Call For Dida Sealed Bid For School House Crook County
Sealed bids for a complete school building and two privies with fence are invited by School District No 0 Crook County Wyoming. Bids due noon July 28 194. Bid must include stone or cement foundation weather boarded walls two windows each side six inch ground clearance two foot rafters and specified joists with plaster interior and two coats paint. Optional fence 40 rods woven wire with barbed top. Board reserves right to reject any bid. C W Roberts Clerk.
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C. Storm
Crook County
Wyoming
Mulett
Wromine
Dirk Foneh
Malet
Ontaide Walla
Board of Directors
C. W. Roberts
Call For Kids School House Bid In Crook County Wyoming
The School District No 2 in Crook County Wyoming invites bids by noon June 27 1914 for a complete school house with two privies and a fence in the Riesland neighborhood near Township 56 Range 0s. The building specifies stone or cement foundation good weather boards redwood shingles lofts and a galvanized roof with a Peerless ceiling and two windows each side. Furniture and two coats of paint in stone color are required. bids may be rejected. the successful bidder must provide bonds and meet board requirements.
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Aida
Nils Nilson
Crook County
Wyoming
Aladdin
Riesland
Township 56
Cornera
Board of Trundees
County Commissioner Candidacy Announcement
Henry Zimmerschied of Carlile announces his run for county commissioner for a two year term pending the Republican primary. Sam Aultz of Hulett also seeks support in Crook County for sheriff, contingent on the August GOP primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Zimmerschied
Carlile
Crook County Clerk Candidate Announces Run
County Clerk M. Holbrook announces candidacy for Crook County Clerk subject to Democratic voters at the August primary. Dated June 11, 1914.
Massie Declares Candidacy for Crook County Assessor
Carl H Massie announces his candidacy for the office of assessor of Crook County subject to the will of the Democratic primaries to be held in August. Respectfully.
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Crook County
Carl H. Massie
Crook County Assessor Nominee Named in 1914 Primary
James C. Hurtt Downing Wryo. is the assessor candidate subject to Republican voters' will as expressed in the August primary election for Crook County.
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Crook County
James C. Hurtt Downing Wryo
Representative Nels Smith seeks Republican nomination
The Republican candidate Nels H. Smith of Sundance announces his bid for state legislature in the upcoming August primary, stating the nomination will be decided by Republican voters.
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Nels H. Smith Sundance
Representative Dacy Seeks Crook County Legislature Seat
A Democratic primary result in Crook County nominates Frank Johnstone of Carlile for the State Legislature as the party voters express their choice at the August primary held June 15.
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Crook County
Frank Johnstone
Carlile
State Representative Race Crook County Primary August 18
Crook County voters face a primary for state representative on August 18 with candidate Mrs KE C Tice Hulett appearing on the ballot. Details show the nomination contest opening June 20 and targeting local voters in the district.
Local notes on visits, business, and weather in Pine Creek region
Mrs Reder and daughter Mrs Gould left for the east for a short visit. Helen Adair made final homestead proof on Pine Creek on the 19th before C W Shepard. A saw mill on Alum Creek, run by Mr Nelson, reports good lumber. hay is short. Win Collins and wife traveled by car to Belle Fourche. Farmers Society meeting June 13 failed due to rain. hail on Oak Creek damages rye. Phil lips and Jake Plummer ship horses to Nebraska. Woolfolk ships a var. Donalds phone line remains poor but an experienced fixer is hired. Mr and Mrs Wm Ross and daughters of Powder visit Pine and Deep Creek. Miss Eva Ross attends Rapid City school.
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Helen Adair
Pine Creek
C. W. Shepard
Colony
Nelson
Win. Collins
Donald
Belle Fourche
Mr. Collins
Farmers’ Society
Oak Creek
Clark Phillips
Jake Plummer
Nebraska
E. G. Woolfolk
Donalds
Ross
Powder
Pine
Deep Creek
Miss Eva
Rapid City
Antelope Flat Notes Local Farming and Weather
Local updates from Antelope Flat report Herbert Bunney working at Nisland and D Faull Bunney of Lower Oak Creek buying a new cultivator. A June thunder shower damaged Homer Couch’s ranch with a near miss and hair singeing.
Wyoming Hay Season Brings Smiles Across State
Lottie Barlean works for Mrs. Myrtle Tracy while Carla Burnette resumes her penname near one Tap. Kalrach Barlean surprises peers by riding in from aston as Louie Blake encounters a rattlesnake around his boot leg.
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Lottie Barlean
Myrtle Tracy
Louie Blake
Wyoming
Carla Burnette
Kalrach Barlean
Sao
Aston
Tower Chimes Local News Roundup From Tower
Mr Dagger searched for potatoes while Lyle Clark joined H G Clarke’s day. Crops need rain as hot dry weather shows effects. A wheel spoiled by heat, mail run toward Tower. Farmers club met, gaining four new members. Haying, visits, barn dance, and family updates fill a busy period in Tower and nearby areas.
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Mr. Dagger
Lyle Clark
Rockwell City
Iowa
H. G B. Clarke
Jim Dollard
Gordon Lagest
Tower
Hulett
Ellendale Local News Roundup of Odd Jobs and Illness
Mrs. Fred Harrington is on the sick list. Charles McGuire visited George Congleton Sunday. Ernest Fowlkes began work for George Byrd last Monday. Cesar Fowlkes bought a fine mare from Jess Benson this week. Miss Lee Harrington visited New Haven last Sunday. Jess Benson helps John Barlean move his saw mill to Montana. Jake Benson is busy breaking breaks and can ride them. Mr and Mrs George Strong visited the neighborhood last week. Charlie Congleton and Jake Benson returned from Montana last month. Mrs Josh Congleton came from the ranch to look after interests here. Benson school opened Monday with Miss Pearl Clark in charge. seven pupils enrolled. Charles Congleton broke his arm last Sunday. Al Padgett left for Iowa for threshing season. J C Fowlkes purchased the St John ranch and will make it his home. Caesar is a hustler and we welcome him.
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Fred Harrington
Charles McGuire
George Congleton
Ernest Fowlkes
George Byrd
Cesar Fowlkes
Jess Benson
Lee Harrington
New Haven
John Barlean
Montana
Jake Benson
Jake
Mrae George Strong
Charlie
J. C. Fowlkes
Ed. Fowlkes
Nebraska City
St. John Ranch
Caesar
Photographic Work Offered In July At New Haven
Chas McCoy photographer will be in New Haven from July 1 to July 12 to take portraits. Bring children for pictures. Also notes a broken arm incident involving Charles Congleton and mentions local eye specialist Dr. Vercog in Deadwood with daily office hours.
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Chas. McCoy
New Haven
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Tion
Sherif
Tama
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Holbrook
KE. C. Tice
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Donald Doings
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Nisland
D. Faull Bunney
Lower Oak Creek
William Sisson
Emil Kroh
Lydia Dennis
Eli Bunney
England
Bear Lodge
Faull Bunney, Wolff and Raber
Faull Bunney
Harry Kirksey
Homer Couch
Homer
Mr. Gilstrap
OAK Creek Notes
Farmers’ Club
Drinkill's
Pic
R. W. Rakestraw
Worthy White
Dell Storm
Scott Miller
Moorcroft
H. D. Kiefer
Will Kelly
J. S. Moore
Geo. Laney
Sundance
M. E. Clark
Lillie Marshall
Zed Moore
Shawnee
Ohio
Sambo
Will Anderson
Mark Gordon
Ellendale
Tamen
Tak
Ben Brands
John C. Bothwell Alva
Charles Congleton
Vercog
Deadwood
Marry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
E. C. Raymond
Land Office
Nichols & Nettlehorst Lawyers
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U.S. Court
Joey
The
Hulett State Bank
D. A. Ryland
Rock Island
Alva
Fred W. Blatt
Sundance, Wyoming
Www
A. Quimby
Black Hills
South Dakota
Sam Butts
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Frank Houtz
Wroming
Ernest A. Oslund
Kodak Films
Ss. Dak
H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Globe Office
Lena Langton
Domino
Chaffin's Barn
A. J. Murphy
Alva, Wyoming
J. O. McDonald
Donald, Wyo
CHAMP_ CLARK
Darky
A. W. Storm
Wyo
Hulett Roller Mills
Hulett's
L. J. Schiller
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