Towns or Tribes: Debate Over Community Life and Competition
The piece argues whether towns are essential to community life or a distraction from it. It warns against price cutting and counterfeit quality, urges cooperative ideals, notes road work plans by Crook County and Moorcroft, and lists local notices about sales, upcoming visits, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Standard Oil” Company
County road funds urged at Crook County meeting
Delegations from Moorcroft and Spearfish visited Crook County commissioners at Sundance to press for immediate improvement of the county highways, highlighting the need for funding and work on tentative projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crool County
Beulah
Campbell County
Moorcroft
Rockypoint
Parks Road
Spearfish
Crook County
Sundance
Use of Timber on Public Lands Regulated by Field Division
New rules limit timber use from public lands to $50 worth per year per settler, with permits up to $200 stumpage by field division approval. For amounts over $50 the applicant must request authorization and show need. Special cases require secretary of the interior approval. joint filings allowed. address notices to Chief of Field Division A Baker in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Uncle Sam
A. Baker
Cheyenne
Wyo
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Wyoming
Jail break plot unfolds as secret files found
Night Watchman exposes an alleged escape plan at the county jail. Mrs. Roy White and W W McCracken faced charges as investigators recover a file hidden in a coal bucket and a jail bar nick during the ensuing probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy White
Arnett
W. W. McCracken
Alzada
Montana
Liberty
Roy
L. A. Knapp
Deadwood
McCracken
White
Justice Rich
Circuit Court
Miller Creek Personal Notes and Local Plans
Miller Creek items update local movements and chores. Gordon LaGest works at P. LC ranch. A dance is planned at Adolph Fischers' on May 17. Owen Conley visited Moorcroft earlier this week. Scott Miller and wife relocated to the Eckles ranch to work. Fern Minnich cooked for the saw mill crew Saturday. Opal Dagger clerked for L. W. Mespell. S. F. Haptonstalls left Tuesday for Kansas to settle there. Marie Williams from Spearfish will teach Bitter Springs this summer.
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Gordon LaGest
P. LC
Adolph Fischers
Owen Conley
Moorcroft
Scott Miller
Eckles Ranch
Fern Minnich
Saw Mill
L. W. Mespell
S. F. Haptonstalls
Kansas
Marie Williams
Spearfish
South Dakota
Bitter Springs
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the Times
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Dr. Hay
Hulett Hotel
Pete Youngman
Jim Hayes
L. A
Roy Bush
Little Missouri
C. C. Storm
Archie
Tom Hotchkiss
Nels Davis
R. W. Garman
Herb Sutton
Jim Storm
Little
Missouri
Hay
Hulett
Lyr Woolfolk & Gray
Deer Creek
Lee Gunderson
Knoerr
W. J. Wagner
Omaha
Gladden
Albert Lawrence
Globe Offee
Gunderson
Cliff Head
Toronto
Buttes
Lawrence Cochran
B. F. Beadle
Clearfield
Iowa
Mr. Beadle
LE Faile
Whalett
J.C. Brass
Prop
Fenenmbher
A. H. Martin
Boston
Elkhorn
Young
Will Chapman
Monticell
Indiana
Ea Btr
Keen Kutter Tools
GMLY
Miller Creek
Garman