Death of William Charleston Fowlkes
The five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fowlkes died after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at home and the remains laid to rest in Storm cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved parents in this hour of affliction.
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E. C. Fowlkes
William Charleston
Marriage of Charles Mitchell and Pauline Knoff at Belle Fourche
Mr and Mrs E C Fowlkes express thanks for help during their bereavement. Charles Mitchell and Pauline Knoff wed at Belle Fourche last week and honeymooned in Sioux Falls SD. Both are well known in Hear Lodge country. Knoff elected county superintendent then resigned to homestead. Mitchell is the Menteigh man for this area.
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Charles Mitchell
Pauline Knoff
Belle Fourche
Sioux Falls
Hear Lodge
Miss Knoff
Mitete
Minstrel night draws crowd at Hulett hall
Saturday entertainment by the Rebekahs at Hulett hall drew a large audience for a burlesque show. The amateur cast impressed with costumes and acting, about $40 was collected for the Rebekahs, and organizers may need a bigger hall for future performances.
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Hulett
Rebekaha
Rebekahs
Drooling Colts in the U S Senate Editorial Attacks Shields Bill
An editorial attacking the Shields water bill is republished from the Cheyenne Leader, condemning the measure as an ultra conservationist danger. It argues the bill would cede public water power to private monopolies, strip the public of remuneration, and criticizes 46 senators who supported it while urging Senate and House checks on Congressional action.
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U. S. Senate
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Shields
Senate
Congress
House
New Haven News Notes on Local People and Events
NEW HAVEN E P Storm moves onto Elza Oliver ranch he recently bought. Vint Bloxom and wife visited Bear Lodge last week. Mrs Forrests boy ill doctor called Sunday. Wm Ewing lost a fine mare while here for supplies. C L Clark busy lambing and enjoying fine weather. Bad Music and Mr McConnell visited from Little Powder for the dance. Mrs Lawrence Cochran and children visited from Hulett with Hobacks. C H Hoback busy bathing wife and family prep for spring work. New settlers lose goods in Moorcroft depot fire. Joley and Willson offer last chance April 1st for a good time. Guy Mewhirter wife Emma Svoboda and Mrs Jim Brown attended New Haven dance. Real estate changes rapid as many move in. Isth crowd at dance praised as best this winter. Mert Ingraham selling horses April 1.
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Vint Bloxom
Bear Lodge
Lawrence Cochran
Hulett
Hoback
C. H. Hoback
Little
Missouri
Guy Mewhirter
Jim Brown
Elkhorn
Emma Svoboda
New Haven
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