Bear Lodge News Highlights Local Life and Accidents
Community notes cover a nurse in need of support after tuber culosia, a horse mishap injuring Miss Ethel Barrowman, a runaway buggy accident injuring J. R. Padgett, births at the Knepper home, and bank ads. Local updates include sheriff and attorney county work, a ferry operation in White Cloud, musical sales, and upcoming dances and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrowman
Raymond Kiehl
Hulett
J. R. Padgett
Rouida Wood
Mr. Padgett
Hulett State Bank
Farrell
Noble
Local Happenings Across the County
Ralph Closson returns from Nebraska visit. Lew Rosson trip to Moorcroft. Wm P. Parks visited Rockypoint. Wm Merryman bought hay in the flats. Harry Reynolds works on bronze. Rockypoint nine begins baseball training. Frank Cooper and Wiley Driehill at CM ranch. Postmaster Reece injured by a horse and bedridden. Dinky Cooper and Jim Storm roundup cattle. J M Carey employs many at Pleasant Valley ranch. J W McLain started to Belle Fourche but turned back after a long road and a risky plunge into a water hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Closson
Nebraska
Lew Rosson
Moorcroft
Wm P. Parks
Rockypoint
Wm. Merryman
Flata
Harry Reynolde
Rockypoint Baseball
Frank Cooper
Wiley Driehill
CM Ranch
Postmaster Reece
Dinky Cooper
Jim Storm
J.M. Carey
Pleasant Valley
J. W. McLain
Belle Fourche
Alzada
Call
Mac
Local notes from Spearfish and area residents
Community tidbits report visitors in Spearfish including Farrell and Mrs Ellsbury, Craigo moving onto a Gunn ranch, and Mrs Wolfe and Mrs Kendrick visiting Ralph Smith’s home. Various farm updates, a school closure at Ripley, local social happenings, a bout of grippe, weather implications for fruit, and local ads for wheat, oats, and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LH. Ellsbury
Spearfish
Decid
Bosh
Ripley
Mise Kelley
Our
Lady Schoulmarine
George Craggv
Gunse
George
Robert Warner
Bob
Craigo
Frank Warner
Chas, Smith
Charlie
Kidnapped Girl Margaret Stout Story of a Long Lost Daughter
A farmer’s child, Margaret Stout, was abducted by gypsies fifteen years ago after visiting a camp near Illinois. Her father walked across Illinois Iowa and Nebraska to find her, aided by a Nebraska farmer who later married her. The tale warns parents to protect children from roaming camps and emphasizes the enduring pain of lost loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stout
Iilinoig
Margaret
Nebruska
Elmer T. Stout
Nebraska
Stout
Illinois
Lowa
Farmer Stout
Winvis
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Willis A. Brigham
Tupper Lake
New York
Asher Knepper
Willard Ripley
Sundance
Willard
Watt Baker
Omaha
Bear Ledge
Crook County
Misa Creta Wood
Nebraska Telephone Exchange
Wyoming
Lee Ia
Harvey Wood
Northwest Post
Lisle Powell
White Cloud
Kansas
Missouri River
Lisle
Aulett
Mra
Gunderson
C. L. Reece
Rocky Point
Berle Morris
Frank Procter
Frank
Garman Bros. & Miller
Bosch
Geo. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Bothen
Mias Alene Sellier
John Pearson
Charley Pearson
Frank Pearson
Merrick’s Hall
Belle Fourche, S. D
Banking House
Fred Garlick
Sturgis
Bear Lodge
Bush & Pearson's
A J. Murphy
Cross ‘T
Carl Blatt
Carl
Adrian Howes
Wyo
Garman Bros
Miller