Local Notes and Passages from Bear Lodge Area
Bear Lodge community reports sickness and visits. Massie remains ill while Carl Burnett made a Beaver Creek business call last week. Sims family drove to Mrs. Cook's on Sunday. March weather prompts farming thoughts. Nelsons visit sister Tracy on Pine Creek. Cremeens broke wagon axle with a log load. Bates and A dair called on business in Belle Fourche, delivered wheat. Jim Adair visits sister W. Smith on Bear Lodge and Oak Creek. Cremeens called in Belle Fourche for stepfather Nelson's death. Nelsons sought medical treatment there recently. Sympathy extended to bereaved. Hulett School closed for remainder of term due to scarlet fever outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burnett
Beaver Creek
E. E. Sims
J. J. Nelson
Mrs. Tracy
Pine Creek
T. H. Cremeens
Jim Adair
W. Smith
Bear Lodge
Oak Creek
H. Cremeens
BelleFourche
Reverend Brown Seeks Return to Hulett Wyoming
In a March 7 1919 letter Rev J M Brown expresses gratitude to A W Storm Hulett Wyo and the Hulett community. He weighs a possible return to Hulett over Torrington pledging to come back if released and noting improved health after a period of hardship and weight loss. He describes a potential church offer and asks residents to stay hopeful and spread his message.
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T. R
Hulett
Freighting, ranch moves, and Fordson tractor demo arrive
Ellendale Perry Geiger and Chet Wood were freighting for Hulett Mercantile this week. Roy Strand underwent appendicitis surgery last Friday. Frank Proctor feeds cattle on Geo Congerton's ranch and Jerry Stockton feeds cattle on the Benson ranch for Cap Storm. Mr and Mrs George Congerton sold their ranch to W J Wood and plan to move to Duck Creek. Ira Stockton and wife work for Jerry Bush. R L Bronson of Powers Auto Co. brought two Fordson tractors to demonstrate to farmers, ground frozen, second trip planned. They traveled eevee in nine and a half hours. Watch for dates and Henry to demonstrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Geiger
Chet Woods
Hulett Mercantile
Roy Strand
George Congerton
W. J. Wood
Duck Creek
R. L. Bronson
The
Powers Auto Co
Belle Fourche
Henry
Local Individuals Arrive for Medical Care and Business Ventures
Dallas Roberts was brought to town for medical treatment early this week suffering from head inflammation. Roy Strand recovering well after an appendectomy. J. H. Chittim renovations to open an ice cream and soft drink parlor with ladies and children friendly tables and candy sales planned. Joe Fahl and family arrived to conduct business. Mrs. Fahl visits sister Mrs. Albert Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Roberts
J. H. Chittim
Appointed Commissioner Announces Land Filing at Hulett
Paul W. Yeoman states he has been appointed United States Commissioner at Hulett and after April 15th filings or proof on government land may be submitted there. Proof procedures may begin at once at Hulett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Hulett
Paul W. Yeoman
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Hias
Belle Fourche, S. D
Mr. W. Massie
J. H. Bates
J. D. Adair
Hull Rochdale Company
U. S. Army
Ochdate
Merchndise
Paramount
North
Wyoming
Kill Stockdate “Company
Rev. Brown
Marion, N. C
A. W. Storm
Wyo
Torrington
Gertrude
J. M. Brown
Ellendale
Frank Proctor
Geo. Congerton
Jerry Stockton
Benson Ranch
Ira Stockton
Mrs
Jerry Bush