Local notes from Rockypoint and surrounds
Last Monday brought fine rain to Rockypoint while Saturday night saw light snow here. Spencer McLain planted cats and potatoes and made a trip to Ridge. J M Carey had dinner with Jim Donalds midweek. Frank Smith returned from a business trip. Bill Crossier of Ridge called on the Flats Sunday. Frank Stearns and Syd Ladd left for Belle Fourche Friday. Bill Merryman bought cattle on the Flats Saturday. W N Closnon left Saturday for Aladdin to attend School District No 2. Stanley and Oliver Hemenwa went to Hale’s last Wednesday. Oliver plans to file on a homestead. Lewis J Reece arrived Monday from Hot Springs SD where he wintered. Alva Butler was thrown from his pony Friday evening and sprained his wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer McLain
Ridge
J. M. Carey
Jim Donalds
Frank Smith Thaa
Bill Crossier
Ridge, Mont
Frank Stearns
Syd Ladd
Belle Fourche
Bill Merryman
Nesters
McCoy Divide Baby Pollock Active After Accident
McCoy Divide reports says Baby Pollock is able to be up and around while Mr G centers with his sawmill for Pine Ridge. Mrs Peterson visits daughter Mrs Strand. Attendees at Blakeman's ball report a fine time. G As Davidson helps Mr Perkins move on his ranch near the Bulles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
G Cen
Pine Ridge
Donald Doings and Local Happenings in Big Bend Region
Donald Doings notes visits by Mrs. McDonald and two children at J B Baxter's. James Dyce and Mrs Day visiting friends in Big Bend country. Farming work advancing with favorable weather. Some locals contract chicken pox with new cakes developing. Waddingtons visiting to try Wyoming climate for months. Willard's steam breaker out of service. plan to quit breaking and seek other work. Dyce contemplates starting own outfit. old soldier in poor shape but hopeful for fit. Gunderson from Trudett Globe attends sale, spends night with W F Smith. Raph Smith sale a success despite poor weather. I Willard of north of Aladdin auctioneer. Ralph and Mrs Smith to San Rosa, Cal, Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dyce
Mrs. Day
Big Bend
Donald
GD. Wilad
Willard
H. FW. Gunderson
Trudett Globe
Neck of the Woods
W. F. Smith
Raph Smith's
Aladdin
Ralph
Mra. Smith
Santa Rosa
Cal
Farrell Findings Narve Wood and Ripley at Work on Ranch
Farrell Findings Narve Wood handles a fine lot of cattle and will soon start up his cattle work. C C Ripley uses his steam engine for harrowing seeding and other farm tasks. George Ripley recently returned from schooling in Nebraska to help on the ranch. Dr Knode visited Friday to check on W E B Smith’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C Ripley
George Ripley
Erding Echool
Nebraska
Dr. Knode
W. EB. Smith
New Haven Firm Hopes for Three-Times-A-Day Mail Route
New Haven residents push for an improved postal service as overhauls loom for the P. O. Dept. petitioners vow to persist through the week. Local figures Baker Cochran Nelson Slater and Will Nelson plan forthcoming moves to range labor and sheep operations. Gar man Bros. & Miller advertise hats and braids with made to order suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
New Haven
Lawrence Cochran
Dr. Knight
Hulett
Caild
W. V. Bloxom
Thos
Slater
Will Nelson
Empire Sheep Co
Bill
P. O
Local Church hold services despite cold weather
Geo N Cooke suffered a prolonged cold while Alva church held special services Sunday with three ministers Reva Coffey Wood and Meltae in attendance. A. G. Woodcock had a wreck last Friday when moving a disk with four horses. one horse fell, dragged the disk and was shot after becoming dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. N. Cooke
Alva
Reva Coffey
Wood
Meltae
A. G. Woodcock
Forest Cubs to Organize at Forest Diamond
Ora Madison visits Wm Meadows this week as school restarts after a closure. Measles affect Haskins family. Farewell dance at Sam Rathburn’s last Friday with Joe Spriges calling. Fred Williams breaks wood for Pete Zimmerschied. S F Aurand and Mr Birmingham visit Sun Dance. Vernon and John Aurand aid David Aiey’s crop. Bert Layman ad ditional homestead contest called off. Marion Sisson travels to Moorcroft with two land seekers bound for Hulett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
Pete Zimmerschied
S. F. Aurand
Mr. Birmingham
Iowa
Sundance
Vernon
John Aurand
David Aiey
Eugene Porter
Bert Layman
Bas
Marion Sisson
Moorcroft
Hulett
Merrick mill fundraiser and local notes in Hulett
Local itemized notices cover a benefit dance at Merrick’s mill for the Aladdin 18 piece band, a shoe repair mention, bank drafts offered as cheaper and safer than money orders, color changes at the Chaffin house, and various Moorcroft and Hulett community updates. Residents report travel to Sundance and Ekalaka, local school and Oddfellows activity, cash-only policy at Bear Lodge Pharmacy, and mining prospects near Warren’s Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett State Bank
Charles Hardy
Morristown
Oddfellows
Main Street
Lode
Hulett
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
HH. L. Sims
Rockypoint
Sims
Tie
Gooderson
Tulett Globe
Crook County
Gillette
Campbell County
Gillette Nova
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.N. Closnon
Stanley
Oliver Hemenwa
Hale
Oliver
Lewis J. Reece
Rockypint Iast
Ho Springs
S. Oak
Alva Butler
Donald Doings
Ranch Supplies
Che Good Goods Store
Beaver Creek
Ora Madison
Wm. Meadows
Welcome Hollister Ia
Mosales
Forest Cubs
Forest
Sam Rathburn
Thorn
Joe Spriges
Merick
Geo. Congleton
Watt Baker
Chaffin
Myra Lawrence
Nisland
Mra. S.G. Linch
Tom Halett
Ekalaka
Mont
Ed Jolley
Vaughn Ackerman
Vaughn
H. F. Ganderaon
Cheyenne
Merrick’s
Sam Aultz
Walter Cole
County
W. W. Driskill
Wye
Montana
Mr. Rathburn
Jus
F. Hartling
GC. C. Storm
Byrd
Wyo
W. S. Knight
JL. Driskill, Jr
Ming Ranch
Warren's Peak Mining Co
Spearfish Mnterprise
OFS
Roberts-Johnson Rand
Selz Shoe Co
Garman Bros. & Miller
H. F. Ilsley Atterney
AT Law
A.E. Hoyt
Ilsley
Hoyt Sundance Wysming
Land Office
Fred W. Blatt
Hulett Land & Cattle Co
Hulett Wyoming
R. C. Knode
Sundance, Wyoming
RE. C. Raymond
Wyoming
A. J. Knight
Gust Hardt
Bath
Hulett Hotel
Ite
Globe Office
J. HM
Chittim Hulett
D. KH
Carlile
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