Community Notes and Local Ventures Mix of News
Charley McCoy visits New Haven as locals farm and social life continues. Dee Willard plans a Spearfish broom factory with 40 dozen brooms daily. seeks site near railroad. James S. Brown first Mondell homestead entry in the district. Community updates include schoolboard changes, health notes, quarrying forest boundary work, and livestock auction offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Willard
Bear Lodge
Dee
Commercial Club
Spearfish
Willard
Spvarfish
James S. Brown
Charsley Roberts
Jim
John Tanner
Standing Rock Agency
John
Tower Chimes in Wyoming Hills Gossip
A cheeky local column recounts rumors and small-town doings in the Wyoming hills. It notes a mail box on the Hulett Tower route, hints at a Christmas mischief, and mentions Mr. Miner not being guilty. It also reports Sundance plans, fencing by Mr. Gordon, Sabbath School attendance, and farming activity with Harry Clark's disc drill.
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Hulett-Tower
J. 8. Moore
Miner
Sundance
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