Railroad to be built from Belle Fourche to Little Missouri river
L A DeBelle y of Camp Crook reports funds for grading the fifty mile line are available and work will start when frost leaves the ground. Right of way contracts are drafted and bids for grading will follow. A survey from Little Missouri river to Camp Crook will begin after thaw, and Camp Crook residents have pledged most of the required bonus. An engineer team in Belle Fourche prepared maps and will finalize estimates in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. DeBelley
Camp Crook
Minneapolis
Albers
Belle Fourche
Little Missouri
Alzala
Little Missouri River
Kelle Fourche
Middle Creek
W. F. Havens
Crow Creek
A. G. Clillis
Five Mile Creek
Lawful Fence Bill Outlines Wyoming Requirements
Wyoming adopts a strict fence definition covering tubular iron posts concrete posts and barbed wire spans or wood rail options. It sets height minimums, post spacing, and construction standards for fences enclosing fields and hay corrals while allowing stronger or nonstandard fences as lawful if verified. Local notices mention paper sales, residents Hoback and Lawrence, homestead proof, and a burn injury to a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Little Girl Gone in Death at Age 4
Katie Melinda nemnan, born September 12 1911, died after an illness and failed operation. Funeral at 2 pm today, Storm cemetery interment. Sympathy extended to her parents, siblings, and mourners. Local shop transfers noted as C W Elkins buys barber shop and pool hall from Redding and Dissaceca. Several residents referenced with travels and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Melinda
Nemnan
Redding & Dissaceca
C. W. Elkins
Mr. Elkins
Fruitdale
S. C
Cathquist
Jesse W. Bloxom
Garber
Jahmson County
Wiley
Alfalfa and Sheep Values From Belle Fourche Mill
The Belle Fourche alfalfa mill run by W. Bernard closed after a strong season. In ninety days one thousand tons of alfalfa were crushed. Daily hay paid 10 dollars per ton for hauled hay and similar for baled hay. Two thousand head of lambs were fed, with top weights around 73 to 77 pounds and sale prices cited. Bernard expects the top market returns for the best fed lambs from the Black Hills region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bernard
Seth
Bernard
Black Hills
William Green Reports Homestead Improvement Evidence
William Green offered proof on his Cracker Creek homestead last Tuesday, showing a fine state of improvement. Charles P. Ames and Frank Sabatka supported him in his evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Local residents visit and move about county farms
C W Coburn, an old-timer, spent Sunday and Monday in town aiding a neighbor with final proof on his homestead. Roy Widner, of Upton, visited Dell Storm's place and runs a large stock ranch near Upton. Prank Mitchell and his wife returned from Bowes after the winter in Mortana country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Douglas
Oolly
Tie
Thorpson Creek
C.W. Coburn
Roy Widner
Upton
Dell Storm
Prank Mitchell
Wife
Bowes
Mortana
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Herman H. Gunderson
U. S
Hulett
Carey
The
Farm Loan Bank At
Omaha
Crook County
Sioux City
Laramie
Kendrick
Globe
South Dakota
Missouri River
Montana
Brimmer Divide
McCormick
L Rouge
Republic
Kansas
Heisal
J. Kelly
Peter Arnold
Samuel
Pete
C. H. Hoback
New Haven
Merchanut Prince
John W. Lawrence
Sam
W. F. Leslie
Viva Roberts
Frank Chaffin
Roy Bush
Sundance
Mrs. Evans
W&kld
the Farmers’ Bank
H. E. Frost
Liserses Embalmer IG License
Belle Pguache, S.D
A. J. Murphy
Hereford
Alva
Wyo
Hospital Pharmacy
North Main Street
Dberidan
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