Unreadable era notes and travel items from Ferrell district
Local fragmentary notes record Frank Warner losing a fine mare and ongoing weather concerns. Mentions Ellabury joining the grand jury in Chey bore, scarce potatoes, seed shortages, Mrs. D G Frost returning home, Stephen Smith near the Pits, sale activity, W B Smith planning travel to Hot Springs South Dakota for health, Uncle Dick Butey and wife near C C Ripley on Redwater, Horace Dale and son visiting from Sundance, Ewith the Belle Fourche butcher, Ned Lanning and Robt Warner moving toward Ridge Montana, Ralph Smith party arriving in Deadwood South Dakota and being hosted by Wilbert Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warner
Ellabury
Cheybore
D. G. Frost
A. E. Hoyt Returns From California Winter
A. E. Hoyt is home from California where he spent the winter after the legislature adjourned at Cheyenne. He is in the office and as sunny as can be. Friends are glad to see him so well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hoyt
California
Cheyenne
Bnny
Roberts-Johnson Rand
Selz Shoe Co
Woods Gets Thirteen Years In Manslaughter Verdict
The North Dakota case against Denver Woods for the murder of Adelbert Stone Crowe ended with a first degree manslaughter verdict after twenty two hours of deliberation. Woods was sentenced by Judge Nichols to thirteen years in the state penitentiary and transported to Bisbee to begin his term. Laben Woods faces trial next term in Adams County and remains in Adams County jail. Next Sunday Oddfellows Day will be observed at the church with a morning service at 11 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Denver Woods
Adelbert Stone Crowe
Nuchola
Kraver
Frank Cowan
Bisunsk
Nichols
Woods
Laben Woods
Adama County
Hettinger
N. D
Oddfellows
Lodge
McRae
Local Farm Activity Report From Pleasant Valley and Surroundings
Rockypoint and nearby farms report oats planted on sixty acres this week. Spencer McLain shifts duties for Mr Reece and returns a wintered calf herd to Frank Cooper. Earl Davidson nears completion of oat planting at Pleasant Valley on J M Carey’s place. A freighting trip to Belle Fourche involved Mr Stearne and Mr Gadd. Spencer McLain returns forty calves to Frank Cooper after wintering them with no losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Chirister
Spencer McLain
Mr. Reece
Mr. Stearne
Mr. Gadd
Belle Fourche
Earl Davidson
J. M Carey
Pleasant Valley
Frank Cooper
Merrick Ball Notes and Local Visits Include Property Build
Kothen notes a bind dance at Merrick's ball next Saturday May 13. Mrs Patton of Alva visits with daughter Mrs Charlie Pearson this week. John Pearson returns from Belle Fourche where he has been on business and is building a 30 by 130 foot structure there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Patton of
Alva
Charlie Pearson
John Pearson
Belle Fourche
Mr. Pearson
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
E E. Chaplin
Gillette
Moorcroft
Chapling
Local Notes from the JK Ranch and Area
Frank Feigle continues work at the JK ranch while Mrs. Feigle recovers from a severe bout of influenza. Will Conzelman plans to breed another work horse as he pushes through chores. Agnes Gordon settles on the Belle Fourche River as the Simon boys and George Ripley search Montana for work and return Friday. Ed Allen works in Hulett laying the foundation for a new opera house and lodge hall. The camp crew advances their crop plan with Owen Conney, Will Anderson, and R. W. Rakestraw assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Feigle
Frank Feigel
Will Conzelman
Agnes Gordon
Belle Fourche
Simon Boys
George Ripley
Montana
Ed Allen
Hulett
Owen Conney
Will Anderson
R. W. Rakestraw
Town Cleaning Plan Set for May 14 by Two Divisions
The Inter Mountain Globe reports a town cleaning day on Thursday May 14. Main street splits the town into east and west divisions, each led by two Indies. Two teams will aid Rev McRae and his boy scouts, with funds to buy their suits. Refuse goes to city dumping grounds. boards to be reused behind the church. dead dogs buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain Globe
Rev. McRae
W. C. T. U. Committee
Married at Sundance Involves Mr Carr and Miss Kuepper
Ray mond C Carr of Buffalo Gap South Dakota marries Edna Kuepper of Halett and the couple settle on the bride’s homestead near the Missouri Buttes. The bride regards the groom as a fine choice and the community offers best wishes for their happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Raymond C. Carr
Buffalo Gap
S. D
Edna Kuepper
Halett
Missouri Buttes
Mr. Carr
Hulett Residents Plan July Fourth Celebrations
Local notes report visitors and relocations including E E Lindeau arriving from Ft Pierre to establish a Wyoming ranch. A firework of home improvements and community efforts as citizens prepare committees to celebrate the Fourth with bands, decorations, and social events.
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Stephen Smith
Ie Pits
W. BF. Smith
At Springs, S. D
Dick Butey
C. C. Ripley
Redwater
Horace Dale
Snear Sundance
W. F. Smith
Ewith
Ned Lanning
Robt. Warner
Ridge, Mont
Ned
Bob
Nid
Ralph Smith
Deadwood
Wilbert Johnson
Rockypoint
Shoes and
Oxfords
iBf
Joe Svoboda
E. E. Lindeau
Ft. Pierre
Powell
Misa Johinson
Arthur Tipton
Baker, Mont
Fred McCurdy
Indiana
Hulett Country
Wyoming
Curdy
Charles Eldridge
Dorsey Tyler
Hoosier
Mr. Eldridge
Mr. Tyler
Frank Austin
Nat Griffis
Andy Croy
Abe Brown
Treed Pearson
Fred Willson
Geo. Congleton
The
Bear Lodge Enarmacy
Hulett State Bank
Arden
Will Kelley
Maller Creek Ranch
Cap Storm
Braides
Robert Garman
George Roygless
Chas, Roberts
Will G. Stoddard
Good Old
Colorado
David
Anna Andearon
Hattie Powell
Peoht
Watt Baker
Circuit Court
Bear Lodge
Ghas. Hardy
Morristown
Eva Byrd
Flulett
Fred W. Blatt
Kotvote
Hulett Land & Cattle Co
Hulett Wyoming
R. C. Hnode
Sundance, Wyoming
E. C. Raymond
Land Office
A. J. Knight
Gust Hardt
Bath
Hulett Hotel
Garman Bros
Miller
Globe
Asebal Bear Lodge
Phar
Spaulding’s
H. F. Ilsley
A.E. Hoyt
Ilsley
Hoyt Sundanse Wysming
Globe Office
J. H. Chittim Hulett
D. KH. Ahey Auctioneer
Dutea
Carlile
Wroudag
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