Ellendale Notes and Local Transfers
Warren Wood ill this week as Charlie Wood’s son. Roy McGuire sells homestead on Elkhorn to buy a ranch on Duck Creek. Ray Stockton works at Ford’s sawmill. Frank Stockton reports antelope sighting while trapping on the Little Missouri. Dance at Frank Stockton’s home last Saturday. Many residents sick with colds. Mrs Bob Tate ill. Mary and Twila Youngman stayed at Geiger home Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Albert Kessler visited Kirk Stoddard. Charlie Ownby buys Selby place from Wayne Moore. Pete Hazelbaker seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs Martha Conyerton visited sister. Florence Fowlkes stayed with her parents until school reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Wood
Warren
Roy McGuire
Elkhorn
Duck Creek
Frank Stockton
Little
Missouri
Bob Tate
Mary
Twila Youngman
Geiger Home
Albert Kessler
Kirk Stoddard
Charlie Ownby
Selby Place
Wayne Moore
Pete Hazelbaker
Martha Conyerton
Frank Proctor
Florence Fowlkes
Hulett
Mumps Among Holden Family and Local Happenings
The Holden community continues to suffer mumps with each household taking its turn. Mrs J B Patton visited her daughter Mrs Vane Cooke for several days last week. The Alva Rochdale hall dance drew a good crowd and lively toddlers. The state prepares blank rolls for veterans and non called servicemen for a state Roll of Honor. Mrs Daniel Taylor, an old community settler, was buried at Alva on February 21. Priv Ralph F Cooke, wounded in 1918, returns home from Des Moines hospital for a quiet summer. The Colvin family fights mumps as winter wears on.
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Holden
Patton
Vane Cooke
Rochdale Hall
Ralph F. Cooke
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
U.S
Ralph
Soisson
France
Priv. Cooke
Colvin
Alva
Rochdale
Zera Patton
Laurel Dewing
Returning soldiers welcomed with dances and homecomings
The town recalls a lively spell of dances despite flu and winter. A birthday party for Charles Brown marks his 25th, with Elmer Black and Lester Zimmerschied visiting. News from Robi Brown’s home notes plans for a big dance at Alva Rochdale hall for soldiers returning from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi Brown
Charles
American Lake
Wash
Elmer Black
Lester Zimmerschied
Wyoming State News Highlights Crime and Local Developments
Bond issues totaling 320 are to be authorized for water and sewer service expansion. A seven year fugitive, Raymond H. ored, was captured in Cheyenne after a long pursuit. Sheridan brewery plans to avoid alcohol production despite prohibition law. Frank Christiansen faces charges for passing bad checks in Carr. Dry farmers from eastern counties were arrested for killing during a closed antelope season, prompting tension over season enforcement.
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Union Nova Servi
Council
Extens
Raymond H.ored
Cheyenne
Ernest Lawrence
Sheridan
Albility
Iast Brewery
Frank Christiansen
Carr
States Navy
Eane
Karl Santun
Eastern County
Catarrhal Deafness and Its Unhealed Cause
A historic brief explains catarrhal deafness arises from inflamed mucous lining and the Eustachian tube. It argues lore cannot cure it and stresses a constitutional cause, with remedies aimed at reducing mucous inflammation to restore hearing.
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Bellare Sea
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Ray Stockton
Ford
State House
U. S
North
Wyoming
Wut Kochdate “Company
Deering
McCormick
John Deere
Mr. Nelson
Clyde Meade
Chas Brown
Olie Lee
Moorcroft
A. A. Bannigan
Philadelphia
U.S. A
Wyoming State News
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