Mondell bill on 320 acre homesteads urged by Western settlers
In a careful review of the Mondell bill, the author notes its applicability to only a small part of local land and defines merchantable timber beyond saw timber. The piece praises Mondell for promoting the law, defends entry under timber and dry farming limits, and hopes for fair treatment by eastern interests and the Forest Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Congressman Mondell
Frank W. Mondell
Mondell
Forest Service
Seed Catalog From Crete Nurseries Promises Spring Offer
Crete Nurseries, Nebraska's oldest, present a spring 1909 catalog. Proprietor Mr. Stephens heads a large nursery and contracting business with experience in planting, orchard development, and wintering stock in earth for vitality. A $10 order yields a 10 percent selection in small fruits or ornamentals or a free subscription to one farm journal.
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Crete Nurseries
Nebraska
Stephens
H. W. Campbell
Local News Briefs from Colony Corner
Lewis G. Bare becomes a father to a baby boy. Branom family and Mrs. Olive Bare relocate from Belle Fourche. Mrs. Roy White returns from the coast after wintering there. Win. Miller sells improvements and relinquishes Crow Creek homestead. A Crow Creek schoolhouse dance on the 14th to discuss a local telephone line through the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Bare
Branom
Olive Bare
Belle Fourche
Roy White
Win. Miller
Crow Creek
Bank draft as safe method for large money transfers
A bank draft is presented as the best way to send large sums of money. The message notes funds are deposited at home and will be returned if the draft is lost.
Local Union Notes And Social Rounds In Hulett Area
Mr Abe Simon found his dog in Hulett last Saturday enjoying town life and a good boarding place. A pleasant dance was held for Mr Sam Haptonstall last Friday night with thirty seven attendees. Miss Bessie Fisher and Miss Sylvia Pecht visited R W Rakestraw to see Leta Sanger this week. Snow is gone and sleighing is over. R W Rakestraw and family visited R R Simon on Sunday. Albert Simon bought a brank from Tucker Proctor recently. Leta Sanger is again on the sick list this week. Clyde and Iva Marshall visited Sylvia Pecht Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Simon
Hulett
Sam Haptonstall
Bessie Fisher
Sylvia Pecht
R. W. Rakestraw
Leta Sanger
R. R. Simon
Albert Simon
Tucker Proctor
Wade Baggett
Fred Cole
Mrs. Weaver
Sundance
George Ripley
Eoge
F. E. Rounds
A. W. Storm
Cheyenne
Tenth
State Legislative Assembly
Senator Hickey
Neil) Otto
Halett
Ohio
Mr. Hosdyce
Fordyce
Monitor
Alzada Local Business Changes and Desert Land Case
Art Holden now runs a hotel in Alzada while Charley Dodd circulates a petition to run a saloon there. C W Shepard added seven telephones and C L Wood installed a gasoline lighting plant. Eastern Montana stockmen petition the governor to urge federal action on the sheep issue. J G Sheldon and Jim McCamney travel to Miles City over a desert land entry dispute involving Sheldon's father. a decision is awaited for holders under the desert land law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Dodd
Alzada
J. G. Sheldon
Jim McCamsey
Miles City
Mr. Sheldon
Mr. McCamney
Reward Offered for Cattle Found Near Hulett Wyoming
A five dollar reward is offered to any person or persons who gather and hold cattle found in the vicinity of Hulett Wyoming branded y and 2 Y. The notice is from T. L. Platt of Gillette Wyoming.
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Hulett
Wyoming
T. L. Platt
Gillette
New Heaven News Briefs and Local Notes
L R Frisbee’s children suffer whooping cough with Flossie Rathbun aiding care. J F Harrington and family move into Duff Mewhirter’s house from Beaver Creek. Henry Hauber leaves for Missouri, hopes to return with others. Dance at Bud Music’s Friday night. Royal Knight of the Prairie visits. Oliver Bros haul bay from Wayne Moore’s. Ed Deford family visiting Free Mewhirter’s. Carl Rathbun helps his father with breaking. Whooping cough spreads. Clem Blore and Jesse Storm visiting. Duff Mewhirter’s new house under rapid construction.
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L. R. Frisbee
Flossie Rathbun
J. F. Harrington
Beaver Creek
Duff Mewhirter
Henry Hauber
Missouri
Bud Music
Royal Knight of the Prairie
Texas
Oliver Bros
Wayne Moore
Ed Deford
Free Mewhirter
Clem Blore
Jesse Storm
Hulett Bank Offers Open Account Deals and Local News
The Hulett State Bank promotes account openings with one dollar and full depositor privileges. Rev. J B Wood suffered an accident this week and expects a careful recovery at home. Frank Wayne, formerly of Spearfish, is now active in Spearfish real estate. Also advertised is a small sale of mares and young horses, cash terms, inquire at a ranch six miles southwest of Hulett.
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Hulett State Bank
F. Wood
Frank Wayne
Spearfish
Hulett
KR. F. Mewhirter
Hat
Spay and Clean Work Offered by Mona Woolfolk
Stockmen seek spaying and cleaning services at Mona Woolfolk’s address in Wyoming. Contact details appear garbled but indicate a local ad for animal care.
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Mona
Death of Four-Year-Old Tommy Mahoney Shocks Community
Last Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs H Mahoney surrendered their child to the Great Unknown as four year old Tommy Mahoney died from scarlet fever. The burial was private at Alva yesterday. The report notes community consolation and a request for strength during the family’s bereavement.
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H. Mahoney
Tommy Mahoney
Alva
Art Cole Lets Restaurant Build To Host Pool Hall
Art Cole has rented the restaurant building to Stoner and Bagget who will open a pool hall and bowling alley. E. E. Chaplin is scanning Dakotas for business prospects from Wisconsin. Pearl Cole leaves for Denver to open an independent office and practice. The Scarlet fever cases are down with two remainers fast recovering. Bob Tate’s family moves to the ranch while Allen Scott heads to south Missouri. For sale two span of good work horses.
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Art Cole
Stoner & Bagget
Art
Mrs. Powell
Pearl Cole
Denver
Colorado
Broa Ament
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colony Corner
Clyde and
Iva Marshall
Art Holden
C. W. Shepard
C. L. Wood
Eastern
Montana
Lim
Carl Rathbun
James Abbott
Stockrmen
E. E. Chaplin
Wisconsin
Lador
E. A. Blakesley
John Youngman
John
Fred Harrington
J. W. Hunter
St. Joe
B. F. Engle
W. BR. Jones
Bob Tate
Allen Scott
South Missouri
Chas
Kester
Mourchard
N _e Pearson D
K. Evans
Buuinens
John V. Smith
Mra
J. M. Joffey
Bello Waa
Pearson & Youngman Hulett
Chattin
Aladdin
Arnold D. J. Arnold & CO
Wyckoff
Tron
South Dakota
J.C. Eccles
Peter
John Deere
John Pearson
Eothen, Wyoming
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