Horsemen urged to place ads in Globe columns
The Globe advertises the yearly horse ad sequence urging readers to submit horse listings to reach buyers. The note highlights column placement as key to connecting sellers with interested people during peak season.
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Fire devastates Camp Crook business district in woodmen hall blaze
A Sunday report from Camp Crook details a major fire that destroyed the Woodmen hall and spread through the town’s business block, wiping out stores including R. L. Channing and Lake & Divine. Insurance covers much of the loss. rebuilding plans were already underway.
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Aasem
Cai Creek
Lon Shipworth
Camp Crook
Belle Fourche
Woodmen Hall
Long Pine
Crook
Woodmen
R. L. Channing
Mrs. Bauer
McDermott
L. L. Mosely
Greenup Mosely
Little Missouri Bank
Range Gaz ‘Elte
Jacob Ridgeley
Charving
Lake & Divine
Forester
Northwest
Lake & Devine
Belle Fourche Bee
Alva Briefs Update on Local Residents
Miss Elin Flanders returned home last week. Miss Gertrude Seeley visited with Mrs. Morris last weekend. Mrs. Wm. Flanders has been ill but is better now. Neighborhood youths hosted a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Cochran’s home on Beaver Creek. Miss Mary Willson, Alva school teacher, fell ill last Wednesday and remains sidelined. John Mahoney had an accident while hauling grain to Beulah. a wheel came off on a hill, injuring his already hurt shoulder and forcing rest.
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Johnny Cochran
Upper
Beaver Creek
Mary Willson
Alva
John Mahoney
Beulah
Fire and explosions strike home during rough week
A chip fire in Mrs Brass’s kitchen burned through the wall lining as a strong wind fanned flames and exploding cartridges doomed any chance to save belongings. Nearby, John Harper George Harper and Morgan Smith work on fence at school section 14 for Ery Richards while Okie returns from a horse round-up with a slick answer about her purpose.
Little Missouri school house sale confusion clarified
The Little Missouri school house is up for sale and open for kids not sold. Mrs Chas Zumach pursues gardening for profit this year with seeds growing vigorously. Ranchers nearby try celery growth. The County Superintendent reports Dist No 2 schools in good running order with strong attendance and a harmonious Board of Directors. Cooperation of the school board boosts work in the district.
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Missouri
Chas. Zumach
Dist. No. 2
Dist. No.2
May Wedding Unites Cochran and Bear in Sundance
Last Sunday Rev. J F Wood joined John Cochran and Margie Bear in marriage at his residence. The couple, well known in the community, will reside temporarily at the groom's father's home. Sundance court week brings many locals to town as readers note the busy hub and local land rental ads from Hulett Land and Cattle Co and watch services by 1 D Coryoll.
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J. 8. F. Wood
John Cochran
Margie Bear
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