Mill tragedy at Pine Ridge ends life of Ed Moeller
Last Friday near Pine Ridge a distrene accident at the Mil led Ina saw mill claimed the life of Ed Moeller. Andrew Green had just set up the mill on the Moeller ranch when Moeller, working nearby, was dragged into the saw and fatally injured. The coroner convened a jury and found no blame. Moeller, recently arrived from Alcester South Dakota, left a widow and children. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Pine Ridge
Andrew Green
Moeller
Mr. Moeller
Mueller
Alcester
Dakota
Cabin Creek
Local Men Visit City For Brief Business
Werb Bush of Hulett and John Thorn of Carlile County were in town for several days late in the week. A steady rain Tuesday night into Wednesday eased travel and business in the area, per Moorcroft Blade.
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Werb Bush
Hulett
John Thorn
Carlile
Emile
Moorcroft Blade
Death of B E Seely Bunwell Ed Seely
Edwin Seely a longtime Crook G Wyoming resident died May 11 1911 after a life of church service and wartime service in the Philippines He married Misa Mary Stettn in 1906 and leaves a wife a son his father mother and two brothers Funeral services were held May 17 at the chapel in Hulett with Rev J F Wood officiating and burial in Hulett cemetery.
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Bunwell Edwin Seely
Pocahontas
Church of Christ
Philippines
Misa Mary Stetnn
Erving Kan
Crook G
Wyoming
Chapreh
Hulett
F. Wood
Local Baseball Clash Closes With 18 16 Forest Win
The Hulett team pulled off five home runs and defeated Forest 18 to 16 in a Sunday game. It began intensely and promises better showings as the Hulett boys gain practice. A return match is planned in Forest next Sunday with expectations of good conduct and stronger play.
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Forest Cubs
Hulett Lade
Forest
Hulett Boys
Helett
Falls in Show Case Injury at Local Firm
Roy Bush of Bush and Pearson suffered a hazardous fall last Tuesday when he slipped from a shelf behind a show case. He fell onto a hand case, prompting a brief workplace accident report with limited details.
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Last Tuesaday
Roy Bush
Bush & Pearson
Hand Injury Slows Firm During Busy Season
A worker slipped and cut his wrist when his hand pressed through glass. Dr. Knight treated the wound and expects two to three weeks of recovery before the hand can be used. The accident hampers the firm during a busy period.
Crook County Adds New Teaching Certificates and Diploma Recipients
Crook County residents receive new teaching certificates including second professional for Bessie Smith Anna G Anderson and second class for Myrna Coffey Gertrude Mudd Katie May Humphries Olive Connaughy Nora Lea Bross Mrs BE O Hirler. Pupils passing the March eighth grade exam earned common school diplomas with Eva Byrd Earl Willson Walter Perry Winnie Hardy Donald Clark Aaron Spielman Willie Hopkins Clinton Hawken Frances Davis Nettie Trux. Co Supt.
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Crook County
Bessie Smith
Anna G. Anderson
Myrna Coffey
Gertrude Mudd
Katie May Humphries
Olive Connaughy
Nora Lea Bross
Mra. BE. O. Hirler
Eva Byrd
Earl Willson
Walter Perry
Winnie Hardy
Donald Clark
Aaron Spielman
Willie Hopkins
Clinton
Notice to Sheep Moon by Bear Lodge Pharmacy
A notice from Bear Lodge Pharmacy warns customers to compare Sherwin William Sheep Branding Painter gallons or by the cage before buying elsewhere. The ad asks Who’s globe do you rem and urges caution in selecting branding paint products.
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Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Trial and Social Entertainment Ends in Acquittal
A humorous local trial in which the Old Respected Citizen faced the Nocturne Apparitions over an apparent river bath ends with acquittal. The jury criticizes Dr. Knight and recommends grand jury review, while an after-social raises funds for a school bell and townsfolk enjoy a lively evening in Hulett.
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Hunter
C. W. Roberta
Sylva Pecht
Bessie Fischer
Myra Lawrence
Alina MceRae
Etta Asbury
Knight
Dr. Knight
Hulett
Hulett Community Notes Highlight Local News and Events
Hulett topics cover July Fourth fountain visit, local sales, found coat, grain hopes, farm activity, and travels. residents include Eel and Ernest Taylor, Henry Hazelbaker, Will Boyd, Hattie Powell, Anna Anderson, Mrs. Bostwick, Charles Green, Rev. McRae, Rev. Amos, and the I C O F hall foundation progress. Aladdin band benefit, Yeomen auditor, and auto trip to Spearfish, Deadwood, Sundance, and Aladdin enrich the week.
Subscription Ends With Issue Marked By Pencil
Notification notes that the user’s subscription ends with this issue due to a blue pencil mark. The brief emphasizes account status and delivery implications without editorial detail.
Fourth of July plans light up Sundance and Hulett
Farm folks cut back on work but aim to enjoy the holiday in Sundance and Hulett. Mrs Pecht assists at the hotel while Miss Sobilisting helps. Miss Laura Clark attends to Mrs Storm during housecleaning. May the 76th birthday of Uncle Jim Storm be marked by many more.
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Glorius
Hulett
Clara Sobilisting
Laura Clark
C. C. Storm
Jim Storm
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Bear Lodge
John Stoddard
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Globe
Eel Taylor
Ernest Taylor
Alzada
Hulett Hotel
N. A. Oliver
Deer Creek
Will
Grangera
Henry Hazelbaker
Kansas City
I.C
F. Hall
Hd Allen
P. V. Wella
Will Boyd
Colorado
Missouri
Boyd
Hattie Powell
Anna Anderson
Deadwood
Rev. McRae
Rev
Amos
E. Amos
Topeka
Kan
New Haven
Merrick’s Mill
Treasury
Echo
J. L. Driskill
Surveyor Blatt
Spearfish
Sundance
Aladdin
Fort Smith
John Deere
Garman Bros. & Miller
Beas Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Ethel Baker
Ulrika Pearson
Boston
Treed Pearson
Andrew
Sweden
Mra A. Brown
Oklahoma
Abe
Sherman Brimmer
Mr. Brown
H. F. Ilsle
A. E. Hoyt
Ilsley
Hoyt Sundance Wysming
Land Office
Fred W. Blatt
Hulett Landi Cattle
Go, Wyoming
BR. C. Hnode
Sundance, Wyoming
Zr. C. Raymond
A. J. Knight
Gust Hardt
Bath
Allite
Globe Opice
J. H. Chittim Hulett
D. H. Akhey
Wroming
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