Dance at the hall in early May report set
A notice describes a dance at the I O O F hall on Monday evening May 5th and mentions social gatherings in Hulett Wyoming and Deadwood South Dakota areas. It also notes other local activities including poultry sales livestock trades and land discussions reflecting springtime community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kana
Gunderson
Plymouth Rock
Express
Henry Brosa
Grandma Brosa
Pine Ridge
Wyoming
I. O. O. F. Hall
Unusual Wedding Boom Signals Marrying Spree
A local paper notes an unusual surge of weddings in the nearby country. The piece extends hearty congratulations to numerous couples who have decided to marry, highlighting a broad uptake in marriage during the period.
Local Couple Wed at Belle Parsonage
Fred Bothwell and Anna Nilson of Bear Lodge were joined in marriage by Rev. T. M. Coffey at the Belle parsonage. The groom, long known to the editor, came from Lead, D. T., to homestead near Alva and establish a home for his bride on the Bothwell ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothwell
Nilson
Fred Bothwell
Anna Nilson
Alva
Bothen
Belle
T. M. Coffey
Wyoming
Nils Nilson
Bear Lodge
Bothwell Ranch
Bloxom Miller Bride Chosen for Half the Home Life
Anatren V. Bloxom selects Miss Monta Miller to share life on the Little Misaguri ranch. The match brings a steady, trustworthy union welcomed by North Crook county residents as they anticipate a happy future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloxom—Miller
Anatren V
Bloxom
Miss Monta Miller
Miss Miller
Sundance
Vint
Crook County
Ralya Pecht Wedding Solemnized in Nicholson Apartments
Miss Sylvia Pecht and Claude A. Ralya were married at 2:30 PM Wednesday by Rev. F. E. White in the Nicholson Apartments. Bridesmaid Maude Ralya and best man Jean Pecht stood with a Mendelssohn Wedding March played by Mrs. Walter J. Schileman. The couple will reside at Nicholson Apartments after a brief honeymoon to Valentine and other Nebraska points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralya—Pecht
Ralya
Creighton College
Omaha
Hainee Drug Company of
Valentine
Nebraska
Nicholson Apartments
Crawford and Hobart Union at Bride’s Home
Clarence Crawford and Ina Hobart wed at the bride’s Elkhorn home in a noon ceremony by Justice A C Turneaure. Few relatives attended and a wedding dinner followed. The groom owns a Leer creek homestead and the bride is Tom Hobart of Goldie’s daughter.
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Crawford
Hobart
Clarence Crawford
Ina Hobart
A. C. Turneaure
Elkhorn
Leer Creek
Tom Hobart
Goldie
Walter Elder Home Return Prompts Parole Praise
Walter Elder, released on parole by Governor Carey, returns to Gillette citing gratitude to S. D. Perry and others who helped secure his freedom. He commends Warden Felix Alston and the state board of pardons for humane treatment and notes that parolees often rejoin society as good citizens despite past hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette News
Walter Elder
Rawlins
Carey
Elder
S. D. Perry
Tom
Felix Alston
State Board of Pardons
Alston
Death of Tom Somerville in Beaver Creek settlement
Tom Somerville died last Monday morning at Andrew Parking's home after a long illness of dropsy and heart trouble. A Boston native, 57, he moved to Wyoming about 12 years ago and lived on Beaver Creek. Funeral at Alva led by W. L. Wright with friends assisting at the burial near his longtime home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Somerville
Andrew Parking
Wyoming
Beaver Creek
Boston
Alva
W. L. Wright
Local Social Notes From Oak Creek and Surroundings
Lottie Barlean visited Burt Derrickson’s home while M Barlean traveled to Helle Fourche. Geoge Derrickson called on Sam Barlean. One of M Barlean's mares injured itself on the wire. Robinson Jr. rides his three year old colt, a noted broncho buster. Delia Derrickson visited Pine creek and Oak creek, reporting a splendid time. Burt Derrickson and wife visited M Barlean's Sunday, first time in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Barlean
Burt Derrickson
M. Barlean
Helle Fourche
Geoge Derrickson
Sam Barlean
Robinson, Jr
Delia Derrickson
Pine Creek
Oak Creek
Oddfellows Banquet Celebrates Local Lodge Anniversary
Last Saturday the local lodge of Oddfellows marked the 03rd anniversary of Oddfellowship in America with about 100 attendees. A musical program, a history reading, and a banquet followed, as C. D. Garman led the ceremonies and members shared short talks. The lodge has grown, adding new members and boosting interest in its work. Also noted were local business ads and regional travel, including J. C. Eccles’s hardware ad spurring subsequent purchases at Bear Lodge ranch and messages about residents at Aladdin, and travel plans of D. W. Hickey and the Buck Simpson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Oddfellows
Oddfellowship
America
Oddfellows
Rebekahe
C. D. Garman
Wyoming delegation enjoys weekend visit home
Nine members of the Wyoming delegation decided the weather was nice enough for a weekend visit to home folks. They hired a team and drove out Friday evening, reaching the Aik man ranch around midnight after a long trip. The Anderson sisters Lydia Ruth and Esther acted as pilots, and they returned Sunday evening tired but happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
the Normal
Aikman Ranch
Lydia
Ruth
Esther Anderson
Queen City Mail
Moorcroft
W. E. Tinkcom
Herb Sutton
Herb
Thompson Creek
Mary Smith
Fred
Buainesa
Tia
Gunderson
River Road
Globe Office
S. W. Wooldridge
Mel Brown
Monument
Colorado
T. M. Coffey
Belle
Alva
Hattie Kelley
West Coast
Janet
Cheney
Washington
Minister Tipton to Lead Hulett Pulpit This Summer
In coordination with the Home Mission Society the publications society of Baptist churches supplies vacant pulpits where possible. Rev Tipton will supply the Hulett pulpit every two or three weeks this summer. His next service is May 12 in the morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Society
Publications Society of Haptist Churches
Tipton
Hulett
Community Notes From Wayne and Nearby Areas
Local notices report farming activity on the Wayne core ranch with Jack T as chief lessee and Watt Baker seeking work in Sheridan. Life events include a birth at the Ingraham home and a sale listing for seed corn and farm tools. Church services, cream shipping from Hulett, and religious meetings are noted along with travel updates and lost surgical instrument quest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack T
Wayne Core
Watt Baker
Sheridan
Wyo
Range
Crook County
Woolfolk & Gray Rev
Art Tipton
George
Chaffin’s Barn
Braver Creek Community Notes Prompt Weather and Life Events
The Braver Creek column reports school reopening after vacation and a series of local happenings. Victor French is ill, orchards were trimmed, buds swelled before a freeze, oats are sown then plowed, and Miss Hilda Nelson works for Mrs. Woodcock. A hail storm and a deep cold freeze followed. Fred Bothwell and Anna Neilson wed Rev Coffey on the 25th. Mr. Flanders visits Cody Wyoming. Young Dewing oversees ranch duties in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Victor French
Andrew Parkins
John Mahoney
D. A.uland
J. F. Engle
A. C. Woodcock
Hilda Nelson
Mrs. Woodcock
Fred Bothwell
Anna Neilson
Rev. Coffey
Mr. Flanders
Cody
Wyoming
Young Dewing
Wall paper stock on sale at Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Bear Lodge Pharmacy advertises a new stock of wallpaper now on sale and invites customers to call in. The notice also promotes upcoming seasonal electrical alarms and urges insuring stock and buildings with fire and lightning coverage, offering special inducements through Gunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lodge
Gunderson
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Buewell Seeley
Hblue
Mrs. Reder
Eddie Phillips
Clifford Phillip
Lew Atkin
Montana
Donald
C.F. Banquet
J. C. Eccles
Oscar Carlson
Lacey Hubbard
Josephine Gervasi
Frank Gervasi
Tony Rizzuto
Miss Gervasi
Northwest Post
D. W. Hickey
Wyoming & Mo. Div
Chicago
Mra
Buck Simpson
San Antonio
Texas
A. P. Robinson
Hot Springs
Mert Ingraham
Knerr
Grant Bay
Lala
R. W. Garman
Belle Fourche Creamery
Garman Bros
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