Donald Doings Update on Local Activities
Sheep shearers prepare to depart for spring work while Walter Gady helps bronze work at the McDonald ranch. Mrs Wim Waddington improves rapidly and may return home soon. A timely school meeting is upcoming and attendance is urged. Mrs Alexander Phillips and laughter report relief after treatments from the new Belle Fourche doctor. Recent showers revive conditions and moisten the ground easing water hole prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gady
Spearfish
McDonald Ranch
Wim. Waddington
Alexander Phillips
Laughter
Belle Fourche
Big Bend Benders
Mrs. Robert Massie and Mrs. Baxter visited Friday while Miss Frances Caffery heads Montana bound work. Frost Morse carried wheat to Colony for Mr. Shepard and runs a poultry farm. Dry year looms if rain stays away, grass and winter wheat look fine. Hal Baxter hunted gray wolves with Mr. Collett, wolves valued at twenty five dollars each for preying on flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Caffery
Frances Caffery
Montana
Frost Morse
Colony
Mr. Shepard
Hal Baxter
Mr. Collett
Oak Creek Notes on Weather and Local Happenings
Plenty of moisture here near the Lodge and hopes for a good crop. Archie Zink rode a Clifford Phillips bronk and proved to be a skilled bronk twister. Mining near Eothen continues with signs of progress. Sam Barlean called on cousin J. D. Adair, who backs new days and favors company. Pauline Knoff visited Oak Creek school and had supper with Mrs. Clifford Phillips on her way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Zink
Clifford Phillips
Archie
Eothen
Sam Barlean
J. D. Adair
Adair
Pauline Knoff
Oak Creek School
Annual Meeting of District No. 10 at Hulett
The District No. 10 annual meeting at Hulett last Monday drew large attendance as voters fixed a 4 1 2 mill levy, elected Robert Brown treasurer, and discussed district division. Brown, a Missouri import, has shown strong public service. board members include C. W. Roberts and Henry Gray. A five person committee was chosen to study district division, with a likely new outline proposed if approved by electors. Local notes mention Herb Heminway, Dink Cooper, a New Haven chapel organ order, an upcoming May 16 event at Willson’s hall, and various ranch visits. Ed Turnquist and Maggie Oliver wed April 29 with a farming era celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iulett
Robert Brown
Brown
Missouri
Hulett
C. W. Roberts
Henry Gray
Gray
Tower Mercantile dissolution and local notices
R K Mespell and Violet Mespell dissolve the Tower Mercantile partnership with Mespell buying the business and goodwill and continuing as R K Mespell. Also includes Inter Mountain Globe ownership data, notary dates, death notice for a child, and moved residents and departures from Nisland and Sundance with brief local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Mespell
Violet Mespell
Tower Mercantile Company
Tower
Wyoming
Eye and Ear Specialist Vercoe Open Daily in Deadwood
Dr Vercoe, the eye and ear specialist of Deadwood, runs a daily office for fourteen years. Consider him for eye trouble rather than rely on traveling specialists and spectacle fakirs. Office open daily from Bb to 5, 13 12d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vercoe
Deadwood
Hulett Area News Buoys Local Fortunes and People
Mrs. Alva Clawson improves after illness while Lisle Powell handles business in range country this week. Co D Garman and family visit Moorcroft for two weeks, and Henry Bresa sees Oshoto country booming. Flax seed advertised at Asher Knepper place. Cap Storm and Roy Widner tour Lightning Flat on business. Truman Fox aids Alzada boom with surveying. Local residents visit and trade in Hulett. a Kirk Stoddard well adds $1000 value. Celia Kelly leaves Moorcroft for St Maries Idaho with mother Cyrus following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. Garman
Moorcroft
Henry Bresa
Asher Knepper
Clem Blore
Cap Storm
Roy Widner
Andrew Green
Helen McRae
Truman Fox
Alzada
Geo, Carr
Wife
Hulett
Frank Fiegel
Poole & Carpenter
Helett Mills
Schiller
Helett
Roy Foy
Kirk Stoddard
Kirk
Celia Kelly
St. Maries
Idaho
Cyrus
David Riesland
Goven Disney
Thre
Eothen
Rockypoint
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. GC
Ces
Bn. Co. Raymonnd
Land Office
Sundance
Wyo
Fred W. Blatt
Sundance, Wyoming
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U.S. Court
Big Ben
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Donald Doings
Big Bend
Robert Massie
Baxter
OAK Creek Notes
A. Leslie
South Dakota
Leslie
Ontario Veterinary College
Jonn Hodges
Hulett, Wyo
Tion
New Haven
Herb Heminway
Dink Cooper
North Fork
Storm Bros
Willson’s Hall
Co. L. Clark
Cabin Creek
Wm. Wallace
Ridge, Mont
Ridge
Dc. P. Ames
Little
Mr. Ames
Ed Turnquist
Maggie Oliver
Harriet Oliver
Elza Oliver
Storm
R. K
Inter Mountain Globe
Namrof Postoffice
H. If. Gunderson
A. C. Turneaure
A.C. Turneaure
Gunderson & Turneaure
I. H. Gunderson
Co. C. Storm
Luther Kendrick
Barney Otterbein
George Potras
W. W
J. L. Driskill
Benj. Krinuing
A. C. Turneture
L. A
Holmes
coQabinet Makeres
Black Tall Creek
Tor
Alva Clawson
Lisle Powell
Gunderson
Sam Butts
Bear Lodge Pharny
Frank Nortz
Poultry
Aladdin
J. H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Globe Office
Lena Langton
Interior Department
CHAMP_ CLARK
Darky
A. W. Storm
Hulett Roller Mills
Go Hulett’s
Hulett Country
L. J. Schiller
Hulett Livery
Fred Sutton
Pat
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