Local notes from Pine Creek and Buffalo Basin region
Community snippets recount residents like Herman Koff and Thomas Robinson tending bands of woolies and stray horses, Walter Tracy recovering from measles, and George Derrickson visiting with Mrs. Tracy. People plan moves to Montana and Nebraska while farm leases and weekly events tie together with music, auctions, and a Sunday school organ fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robinson
Pine Creek
Carlson Ranch
Walter Tracy
George Derrickson
Tracy
Buffalo Basin
Montana
H.A. Reed
Nebraska
Reed
N D Ranch
Local notes from Hulett and environs hint at spring delays
W D Kelly plans to start sawing next week. Roy Rakestraw’s sick horse worsens. Campstool folks haul feed from Mespell. Al Conley filed on Fischer country homestead last week. Carl Garman attended the Owen Conley dance Saturday night. S F Haptonstall reports a very sick horse, others improving. Pearl Rakestraw visits from Moorcroft by stage. Worthy White rents Charles Warford ranch for the season. Rev Brown notes a bad road between Hulett and Tower. About seventy five attend Conley home dance. Rev Brown preaches Monday to a small crowd. Services postponed two weeks due to bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Garman
Owen Conley
S. F. Haptonstall
Miss Pearl Rakestraw
Moorcroft
Rev. Brown
Hulett
Tower
Conley
Dance At Hall Promises March Twenty Seventh
Moor croft visit by H L Willson last week noted. A hall dance set for March 27 with invitation extended to all. George Jones arrives from Rockypoint to visit relatives. Stella Leeson improving and soon able to be out. Ed Seig selling ranch to Missouri buyer and plans to move to Oklahoma. Snow dwindling. grazing improves for stock. Social at C L Clarks drew about fifty attendees with Miss Burden’s pupils performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Willson
Moorcroft
George Jones
Rockypoint
James Storm
Stella Leeson
W. V. Bloxom
C. L. Clark
L. Whities
C.L. Clark
Local Wyoming notes show residents traveling and farm duties
The Moore school will close April first. Tate and others travel to Aladdin and Spearfish, while ranchers tend cattle and wheat. Neighbors share visits, illness updates, and a Florida return to settle in Wyoming as spring nears.
Local Social Notes and Travel Highlights
Mary Graves and Neva Graves spent Saturday with relatives, while John Bothwell tended his Lead ranch. L H Dewing buys horses to ship east. Earl Willson traveled through Alva en route from Omaha. Laurel Dewing hauled freight for D A Ruland. A Saturday dance at Mr Reel's drew a large crowd. Jack Wall family to occupy Hardy place for summer. J McTerhune duo passed through Alva on return from Aladdin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graves
Jess Graves
John Bothwell
L. H. Dewing
Earl Willson
Alva
Omaha
Local notices and family news from Dees Creek area
George Derrickson works at E. E. Sims saw mill. J D Adair visits with uncle Barlean on Oak creek and friends on Pine creek. Mrs Barrett's mother not expected to live. Barrett family to Belle Fourche. Sympathy sent for Mrs L Mowrey. Dan Barlean visiting relatives. glad to have him back. Barrett family says they are well in Missoula. children attend school. For sale 200 bushels Royal Fife spring seed wheat at 1.20 per bushel on Dees Creek Bet Ford Selded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Derrickson
E. E. Sims
J. D. Adair
Mr. Barlean
Oak Creek
Pine Creek
L. Mowrey
Dan Barlean
Dan
Royal Fife
Dees Creek
Beth Ford
Four Years Since Frances Clark Passed Away in New Haven
A somber reflection from Frances Clark of New Haven on the fourth anniversary of her death. The note recalls the loss, the sorrow, and the belief she now dwells with God among angels in a city of streets of gold, awaiting a future reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oother
Ilim
God's City
Darling
Frances Clark
New Haven
Our Feathered Friends In Winter Departure South
A winter scene poem by Sylvia Horek from New Haven describes robins choosing between staying with family and joining others in a southward migration. The speaker notes the cold stormy weather and a robin advising escape from the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Tiny Ned
Little
Back in God’s country ready for work says J H Chittim
A short note from J H Chittim stating he has returned from travel to a good country and is ready to work. He asks interested parties to seek him out and mentions being easy to find, though self deprecatingly as a sore thumb.
Wyoming Beef Peddlers License Act 1915
Chapter 103 session law establishes a one dollar annual peddler license for selling beef, requires hides to be tagged and records kept, sets penalties for unlicensed peddling and for violations, and repeals conflicting acts with effect from passage date February 26 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Brisiness
Ciling
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Hia
Rules for making rag carpets and woolen rag weaving
Weav ing rag carpets requires good rags light dress goods not worn heavy and light items not mixed knit colors must be blended evenly rags sewn not torn balls weighed under a pound rotted colors unusable and seams must be secure Scraps yield 20 to 24 ounces per square yard contact H V Kies Rancher Hulett Wyoming 11-5t mer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Kies
Rancher
Hulett
Wyo
Kerer the Shoe Man Promises Better Shoes for Less
Kerer the Shoe Man claims they offer better overshoes for less than mail order houses and will repair any shoe that fails wear, covering men boys youths and later ladies misses and children. They tout unbeatable prices and quality alongside a note about cough syrups at the new store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kerer
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B.H. Harms, B.D. S
Smiley-Gay Hardware Store
Belle Pourche, S. Dak
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Land Office
U. 8S. Land Office
District Court
U. 8S. Court
Sundance
H. E. Prost
Embalmer Wyo
Belle Fourche
H. Chittim
Globe Office
Roy V. Foy
Hulett, Wys
W. R. Loomis
Prop
W. Bla
Sundance, Wyoming
Lena Langton
PINE
Herman Koff
Upper Pine Creek
Samuel Adair
R. J. Waddington
Wm. Waddington
Ed Storm
Burden
W. D. Kelly
Roy Rakestraw
Mespell Place
al. Conley
Fischer Country
Worthy White
Charles Warford
Ed Seig
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ellendale
Alfred Padgitt
Alzada Mont
Bill Fowlkes
Diamond E Ranch
Elmer Queen
Capt. Storm
George Congleton
C. L. Tate
Kirk Stoddard
Ridge, Montana
Miriam
Ellen Bay
Clem Blore
E.C. Fowlkes
Dr. Bostwick
Louie Strand
Roy McGuire
Tex Martin
Jack Tate
Florida
South
Neva Graves
Mrs
Bob Mahoney
North Bear Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Angels of Light
Little Bob
Sylvia Horek
J. H. Chittim
Mer
Kerer the Shoe Man
General Merchandise
D. A. Ruland
Ceam
Aluto
Fred Sutton
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Aladdin
Hulett Express
Chaffin's Barn
Hulett Roller Mills
Hulett Country
L. J. Schiller
Repotefos
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Miller Tavern
W. $. Miller
Kulett
Sherman Brimmer
Hulett Blacksmith Shop
Tving
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