Donald Doings: Horses, Hall Dance, and Local News
Worthy White hosts dinner at home. L. L. White stocks logs for the saw. A. F. Lueck visited L. L. White. Roy Raukestraw treats sick horses. Distemper affects several horses. Fred Blatt surveyed for Conley. Uncle Joe visits the Tower after the new store. Will Conzelman seeks health guidance in Sioux Falls. Owen Conley touts new teeth. Fr. Morse visits Spearfish. Hog killing and wood sawing continue. Donald Hall dance slated for March 17. Thomas Phillips hauls bay from Buffalo Basin. Aunt Lib Phillips ill but improving. Mrs. Mowery moved to Belle Fourche for care. Donald school closes late March after seven months. D. L. Owens travels to Redwater for stock, buys hay. Gasoline lamp agent promotes local installations. If successful, light plants may spread in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Blatt
Conley
Joe
Tower
Will Conzelman
Sundance
Fr. Morse
Donald Hall
Thomas Phillips
Buffalo Basin
Lib Phillips
Donald
D. L. Owens
Redwater
Masquerade Ball Invitation and Local Visits Notice
D W Hickey and Mr Cook Sr visited town Saturday. Mr Thompson of Nebraska visited his brother near Hulett Thursday. Miss Kate Lipsky of Hulett passed through Wednesday en route to Nisland. Mrs Lipsky of Nebraska joined by daughter Kate came to Aladdin Friday and left Saturday for Nisland. Mr and Mrs Daggett of Sioux Falls and family ride to their Deer Creek ranch to settle. Mr and Mrs Burns of Plymouth Iowa traveled Wednesday to visit Mrs Burns' mother Mrs F Redington of Hulett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thompson
Nebraska
Hulett
Aladdin Hall
Kate Lipsky
Here
Nisland
Mrs. Lipsky
Aladdin
Kate
Local brief notes from Alva area happenings
Vernon Wells injured his leg severely while coasting on Friday. The Whities saw mill operated this week at Mr Graves. Mr Lindsey transported hogs through Alva to Omaha. Ben Colvin plans to sell his hall building to a White wood man for store use. Vic French and Laurel Dewing will finish logging this week after placing a large pile of logs to be saved for spring. A surprise party for Miss Bessie Davis drew about seventy attendees Saturday night with dancing, games, and music by Parkins Bass and Hotchkiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whities
Graves
Lindsey
Alva
Omaha
Ben Colvin
Vic French
Laurel Dewing
Bessie Davis
Parkins
Hotchkiss
Local Notes And Neighbors Health And Visits
Frankie Crawford remained on the sick list through the past week Stella Leeson is seriously ill but improving rapidly Lillian Whities was sick earlier in the week but is much better Visitors from Moore school included Miss Bay and Misses Con gleton Flora and Edward Fowlkes Charles Roy McGuire and Al Padgitt moved an engine to George Oliver's this week They plan to begin wood sawing if weather allows Chet Moore moved his family back to the ranch near Alsada They had lived with W A Moore this winter to attend school Cough Byraps at the New Store standard kinds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Crawford
Stella Leeson
Hulett
Rebekahs
Lillian Whities
Alice
Martha Congleton
Flora
Edward Fowlkes
Miss Bay
Moore School
Charles
Roy McGuire
al Padgitt
George Oliver
Chet Moore
Alsada
W. A. Moore
Oak Creek Notes Foggy Weather and Local Visits
Foggy weather grips Oak Creek as residents stay home. James A. Groat visited Barlean ranch andColony old friends, reporting a good time. M Barlean traveled to Belle Fourche, reporting frightful roads. Anna Barlean and children visited Clifford Phillips family last week. Carl Anderson returned home to back on his ranch and break a bron e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Groat
Barlean Ranch
M. Barlean
Belle Fourche
Anna Barlean
Clifford Phillips
J. A. Groat
Colony
Carl Anderson
Kerer the Side Man Promises Better Shoes for Less
Kerer the Shoe Man declares they can beat mail order prices and quality for men boys and youths, and will repair any shoe free if it fails wear tests. The offer targets shoes bought from Kerer compared to mail order houses in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kerer
Reward Offered for Information on Trespass at Driskill Premises
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of parties trespassing on the Driskill properties. The notice names W. W. and J. L. Driskill and seeks assistance in stopping illegal entry. Authorities solicit tips to identify culprits and secure the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
J. L. Driskill
Globe Offer Declares 35 Club Subscriptions
The note advertises a magazine clubbing deal with 35 clubs available for 25 cents each, contingent on paying the Globe subscription in advance. The offer targets readers to secure access through early payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
Sal Hepatica at the New Store for rheum autism
Sal Hepatica is advertised at the New Store, promoted for rheumatic complaints and autism related wellness. The listing highlights product availability and location, presenting a concise shopper note.
Notice to creditors in Horlocker estate
Death notice directs all indebted parties to present their claims with vouchers to Sun Dance State Bank and requests all debts owed to William Horlocker to be paid at once. Administratrix Lizzie Horlocker, 7 1, states the authority and deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horlocker
Sundance State Bank
Lizzie Horlocker
New Store Lines Up Fine Candies Cigars and Tobacco
The establishment markets a full line of confections cigars and tobacco products as a new retail destination.
Wyoming Needs A State Immigration Bureau Boosters Needed
An editorial argues Wyoming should create a robust immigration bureau to promote resources and inform citizens. It condemns political wrangling over appointing an immigration commissioner, calls for competent, honest leaders, and warns that small aims hinder progress while the state needs more people and active boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Moore
Wyoming
Capper cites women voters in Kansas as lever for office
Governor Capper says no man can win in Kansas who backs wide-open policy because women will oppose him. He notes Wyoming should be well governed as an early adopter of woman suffrage, urging ladies there to use their voting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Immigration
Commonwealth
Wyoming
Russia
Kansas
Capper
Union
The Thousandth Man and the Church’s Net Gain
A Kipling quote contrasts true loyal friends with appearances. The text notes during the year US churches gained 704073 net members. It asks how some men miss real change if they ignore world events, while praising steadfast fellowship and steadfast community support.
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B.H. Harms
B.S
Bentist
SmileyGay Hardware Store
Harry P.ilsley
Wto
Re. C. Raymond
Land Office
Wyo
Nichols & Nettlehurst Lawyers
District Court
H. E. Frost
J. H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Mes
Globe Office
Roy V. Foy
W. Loomis
Prop
OW. Bla
Sundance, Wyoming
Lena Langton
Lend Attorney
Worthy White
Ll. L. White
A. F. Lueck
L. L. White
Roy Raukestraw
Mise Dessie Fischer
Owen Conley
Donald Doings
D. W. Hickey
Mr. Cook Sr
Vernon Wells
Ellendale
OAK Creek Notes
P. Kester Proprietor
Hulett Stats Bank
Crook
C. C. Storm
Deninty
J. C. Hartt Notary Public
W. A. Ripley J. Ww. Hunter
J. L. Callquist
General Merchandise
D. A. Ruland
Ceam
Fred Sutton
Iil
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Hulett Express
Chaffin's Barn
Solomon
Agian
Kipling
Hife
Hulett Roller Mills
Co— Hulett
Hulett Country
L. J. Schiller
Tion
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Miller Tavern
W. $. Miller
Hulett, Wyo
Sherman Brimmer
Hulett Blacksmith Shop
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