Ellendale Items Tell of Local Movements and Health
Creat ay and son were up in theee parts last Thursday. Tucker Proctor is reported as very sick with meneles. Roy McGuire in working for Mrs. Tex Martin these days. Walter Hunter moved his cattle on Elkhorn Wednesday. Mise Gana Jolley visited Mrs. Charlie Congleton Sunday. May Fowlkes worked for Mra. Turneaure in Hulett the past week. Charlie Congleton is back from Montana. Cap Storm visited the Dencon ranch last Sunday for cattle. Don Tate is home after working for his brother Rob. Clem Blore and Ed Fowlkes visited Kester and Wayne Moore ranches for farm machinery. Dr Bostwick performed surgery for Stella Leeson, now recovering. He also attended Frankie Crawford, now improving at home of his grandparents.
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Tucker Proctor
Meneles
Roy McGuire
Tex Martin
Walter Hunter
Mise Gana Jolley
Charlie Congleton
May Fowlkes
Mra
Local notices and community updates from Donald area
Fred Tracy sick with cold and Grandma Phillips gradually improving. H C Kimball and wife visited daughter teaching at Crow Creek school house. Donald residents attended Fred Fritz sale with high livestock prices and a large crowd. Mrs. Lyman Mowrey died in Belle Fourche March 6 after long illness dropsy. Far mers Society of Equity to meet at Donald hall March 20. John Carson dined with J M Carey. Edgar Switzer and Bert Helmer traveled to Moorcroft. Carey and Voorhies finished a 55 foot well. George Jones helped with the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tracy
Grandma Phillips
H. C. Kimball
Crow Creek School
Donald
Fred Fritz
Lyman Mowrey
Belle Fourche
Farmers’ Society of Equity
Donald Hall
John Carson
J. M. Carey
Edgar Switzer
Moorcroft
Clarence
Bert Helmer
Thomas
W. R. Voorhies
George Jones
North Bear Lodge Social News and Weather Update
Wim Coburn is on the sick list with stomach trouble. The dance at C. J. Derrickson place was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson visited over Sunday with C. J. Derrickson and family. Mrs. L. Mowery has died. We have fine weather after three weeks of gloomy conditions. spring appears near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Coburn
C. J. Derrickson
Local notes record scattered actions and marriages
Community tidbits list Owen Conley cutting posts for Jerry Solomon and several neighbors hauling lumber and wheat. Calves die of black leg, Miss Pearl LeGest marries Thomas Jefferson at Deadwood, and school boards in new districts gain authority to draw funds for teachers until apportionments arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maptonstall
Owen Conley
Jerry Solomon
Bessie Fisher
Iva Marshall
al Conley
Mark Gordon
Charles Oudin
Bill Conzelman
Sundance
Ed Allen
Roy Rakestraw
Norman Allen
J. J. Minnich
Miss Pearl LeGest
Thomas Jefferson
Deadwood
H. D. Kiefer
Clarence Eaton
Lake O. Smith
Marshall Ranch
Party and travel notes from a small town week
Mary Graves spent the week end with her sister Mrs. Bob Mahoney. Claud Dillon left for South Dakota with a return on Friday. Ed Clark traveled to Jacksonville NL to visit his sister then returned to Tennessee. Vic French and Laurel Dewing finished logging in Red Canyon hauling eighty thousand feet. Mr. South moved to Aladdin and plans to ship to Chadron Nebraska. Bessie Davis party featured Grace French Neva and Thurman Graves providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graves
Bob Mahoney
Charles Holden
Lou Thompson
Tennessee
Vic French
Laurel Dewing
Red Canyon
Mr. South
Aladdin
Chadron
Neb
Bessie Davis
Grace French
Neva
Thurman Graves
Local visitors and arrivals fill town week
J Landry was in town Saturday. Sam Ewingie hauled hay for O Brimmer this week. Pauline Baxter went to Belle Fourche Friday to visit relatives. Tom Jones brought his father and mother in town Monday to take the train. Roy Foy of Belle was in town Monday after a load of material for his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Landry
Sam Ewingie
O. Brimmer
Pauline Baxter
Belle Fourche
Tom Jones
Roy Foy
Belle
Dance at Derrick son ranch draws large night crowd
Weather remains pleasant as M Barlean and son haul hay from the Der rickson ranch on Alum creek. Willard Darrett plans to leave Wyoming again. The Sun dance at C J Derrick son’s was a dandy with a large crowd dancing until four in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lodge
M. Barlean and Son
C. J. Derrickson
Alum Creek
Willard Darrett
Wyoming
Local Neighbors Share News At Derrickson Dance
MONA Tibe Ts reports that C. J. Derrickson and neighbors hosted a birthday gathering with James Adair and others attending near the Mo na area. Clay Massie to serve as deputy this year in the county while snow covers nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lib Phillips
Carl Burnett
Fred Graft
C. J. Derrickson
James Adair
Tower
Clay Massie
Claud Butts
D. Phillips
Hulett
Mona
Examinations for Teachers at Hulett March 20 and 27
Examinations for teachers and eighth grade students will be held at Hulett school house on March 20 and March 27. Inez Chittim notes the dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett School
Inez Chittim
Kerer the Shoe Man Promises Better Shoes for Less
We have demonstrated we can sell a better overshoe for less than any mail order house. We offer buy today and if a shoe fails wear we will repair free of charge. Men boys and youths, ladies misses and children. We beat mail order prices and quality.
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United States
Kerer
Rag Carpet Weaving Rules and Tips by H. V. Kies
H. V. Kies of Hulett Wyoming offers practical guidance for rag carpet making. He stresses selecting light woolen dress goods and round balls under a pound, avoiding multi color balls, sewing rags into smooth unions, and mixing colors evenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Kies
Hulett
Wyo
Reward Offered for Trapping or Informing on Hazardous Formaldehyde
A $50.00 reward is offered for information leading to the capture or identification of the source of formaldehyde at the New Store. Submit tips to authorities by the indicated date.
Mrs. L. M. Mowrey Dies in Don al d Wyo After Long Illness
Mrs. L M Mowrey of Don ald Wyoming died at Horner rooming house on Saturday morning March 6 after a long liver complaint. She was 59 born in Illinois and came to Bear Lodge country with her husband in 1888. Funeral at Methodist church Monday. burial at Pine Slope cemetery. Survived by husband and five children including Mrs Oliver and Mrs Heffron. Many friends offer sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lodge
Wyoming
Charles Oliver
Deadwood
Fred Heffron
Whitewood
James Metheny
Charles Hoburn
George Mowrey
Dmirs
Mowr
Davis Family Moves to Custer Congregational Church
Mr. and Mrs. D. Webster Davis and their baby left Nisland for Custer where Davis will serve as pastor of the Congregational Church. They have lived in Nisland and vicinity for nearly four years and are well liked for their friendly nature. The Nisland press notes readers will miss them and wishes them good luck in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Webster Davis
Custer
Davis
Congregational Church
Nisland
S.D.) Press
South Family Moves to Esther Nebraska
The South family plans to relocate from Wyoming to Esther Nebraska, leaving their established farming life behind. The note praises Mr. South as an excellent farmer and wishes the family well, hoping they may return someday. Also advertised is 200 bushels of clean Royal Fife spring seed wheat at $1.20 per bushel from Seth Ford on Deer Creek, and a mention of a new store selling candies cigars and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Fife
Deer Creek
Seth Ford
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Harms, B. B.S
Smiley-Gay Hardware Store
Adwariece
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Re. C. Raymond
Land Office
Nichols & Nettlehorst Lawyers
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U. S. Court
H. E. Frost
Embalmer Wyo
Rea
J. H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Globe Office
Roy V. Foy
W. R. Loowis
Prop
Sundance, Wyoming
Lena Angton
Adidsrus
Fesiog Department
Ellendale
Creat Ay and Son
Dr. Bostwick
Frankie Crawford
Donald Doings
Rocky Point
North Bear Lodge
ALVA
OAK Creek Notes
Mona Tibe
Carl Barnett
Stc Cess
Gy Darrett
Mr. Groat
T. Cremeens
B. G. Line’ Saw Mill
T. H. Cremeens
M. McClure
Mary
J. H. Bates
P. Hester Proprietor
O. O. F. Hall
Gges
Custer Church
Nebraska
George South
Esther
Bether
Alva Store
General Merchandise
D. A. Ruland
Seoogggpa
Ceam
Alute
Fred Sutton
Rulett
Moore Brothers
Mail & Stage
Hulett Express Office
Chaffin’s Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
Hulett Country
L. J. Schiller
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Miller Tavern
W. $. Miller
Hulett Blacksmith Shop
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