Quarterly Review Lesson on Acts 1-9 and Church Growth
A past quarter’s study centers on Acts nine chapter themes and the Holy Spirit’s power in expanding the church. It outlines key figures Peter Stephen Barnabas and Dorcas, growth in character numbers and organization, obstacles from without and within, and how early Christians overcame evil with good.
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Jerusalem
Peter
John
Stephen
Philip
Jesus
Barnabas
Sanhedrin
Ananias
Sapphira
Simon Magus
Aeneas
Dorcas
Constantine
Neuralgia Linked to Eye Defects
Medical note asserts that eye defects cause neuralgic headaches in about ninety percent of cases.
Dr Townsend Leaves Belle Fourche For Nebraska Practice
Fremont Dr L J Townsend leaves Belle Fourche after ten years in the city. He built the town's finest business block bearing his name, sold later to Charles Bowles, and equipped the Belle Fourche hospital five years ago. Townsend studied in Vienna and will practice medicine and surgery in Dodge County Nebraska, bringing a respected medical career to a new region.
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L. J. Townsend
Butte County
Fremont
Neb
Belle Fourche
Charles Bowles
Townsend
Vienna
Dodge County
Nebraska
Northwest Post
Sundance Notes Mention Local Ranch Turnout
Mr and Mrs L H Ellsbury visited Sundance from Redwater ranch noting one of the best turnouts in town. Ellsbury raises draft and driving stock regarded among the week’s best. Mrs Moore mother of Mrs L A Brown of Spearfish died suddenly last week from apoplexy at 62. Buck Simpson traveled to his northern ranch home from Sundance via Oregon, praising Crook county but not seeking a new location. Dr and Mrs Bostwick from Hulett reported spring work starting, range stock wintered well, Belle Fourche river ice forming dangerous gorges.
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L H. Ellsbury
Redwater Ranch
Ellsbury
Moore
L. A. Brown
Spearfish
Tennessee
South
Buck Simpson
Sundance
Oregon
Mr. Simpson
Crook County
Simpson
Mrs. Bostwick
Hulett
Todd
Belle Fourche
Bay school closes due to whooping cough outbreak
Miss Lillian Chaffin closed the Bay school last week because of the prevalence of whooping cough in that neighborhood. She will return after a few weeks in Sundance to finish the term. Mr. D. Garman moved his family to the ranch this week and Mrs. Garman will run the farm this summer. Carl remains at Pearson & Youngroun's job. Wanted six or seven good ranch laborers through April and May, pay forty dollars per month. Address Poole & Carpenter Bertha Wyoming 11-dt.
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Lillian Chaffin
Bay
Sundance
D. Garman
Garman
Carl
Pearson & Youngroun’s
Poole & Carpenter
Bertha
Wyo
Redding Family Arrives on Nebraska Winter Stage
O W Redding wife and baby reached on Saturday's stage from Nebraska where they spent the winter. They proceeded to the ranch the same evening. A H Martin reports his children ill this week.
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O. W. Redding
Nebraska
A. H. Martin
Home Seekers Bless Wyoming Welcome Verse
A Cheyenne poet praises Wyoming settlers in Western Investor’s Review inviting thrifty farmers and miners to seek homes there. She extols pure air sandy loam and abundant wealth while acknowledging hardships elsewhere and urging newcomers to prove the lands the finest under blue Wyoming skies.
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Wyoming
Mary Bailey
Cheyenne
Western Investora Review
Card of Thanks from the Mahoney family
The Mahoney family thanks relatives and friends for assistance and sympathy during illness and the death of their two small sons Willie and Tom.
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Willie
Tom
Reward Offered for Cattle Found Near Hulett Wyoming
A $5 reward is offered for anyone who gathers and holds cattle found near Hulett Wyoming branded F and 2Y. The offer is from T. L. Platt of Gillette Wyoming.
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Hulett
Wyoming
T. L. Platt
Gillette
Fairbanks Morse Pumps and Engines Offer Value
D. J. Arnold & Co. of Belle Fourche promotes Fairbanks Morse and Co products including pumps windmills and gasoline engines as cost effective superior options, inviting customers to choose the best value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks Morse & Co
D. J. Arnold & Co
Belle Fourche
Subscript renewal notice from the newspaper editor
A blue pencil mark signals that the subscription expires with this issue. If no renewal order is received, the paper will discontinue, as the publication states this is their business practice.
Miss Virginia Rebbe Completes Six Month School Term
Miss Virginia Rebbe wrapped up a six month stint at the local school this Friday. Patrons brought lunch baskets and hosted an impromptu social after the noon hour. She travels Sunday to Spearfish for a brief visit before likely taking new teaching duties in Marmarth North Dakota.
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Virginia Rebbe
Spearfish
Marmarth
N. D
Rebbe
Globe Subscription Offer Notes
A concise recruitment pitch invites readers to place subscriptions with the Globe office and pay postage. It promises to meet any legitimate U S price and notes willingness to arrange meeting on valid terms.
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Earth
Globe Office
U. S
Miss Jane Ingraham Joins Hellet Hotel Staff
Miss Jane Ingraham accepts a position at the Hellet hotel during Mies Pecht’s absence. The appointment places Ingraham in a supervisory or front desk role amid ongoing staffing adjustments.
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Jane Ingraham
Helett Hotel
Mies Pecht
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