Where the Money Goes In Butte County Justice Costs
The Belle Fourche Bee argues residents should review court expense figures from circuit court terms to see how much small cases cost taxpayers. It cites juror, witness, sheriff, stenographer, and clerk fees, estimating daily costs around 350 dollars and potential annual sums. It urges more cases settled in justice court to save public funds.
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Butte County
Circuit Court
Justice Court
Belle Fourche Bee
Do Your Part and Trap Rain in Minne sota
An old farmer in Colony kept cultivating his plot despite a dry season while neighbors quit. He trusted that doing his part would bring rain, and when a shower finally came the bumper crop yielded profit, unlike the others who abandoned their fields.
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Minnesota
Colony
Coyote
Sundance Election Shows Citizens Ticket Sweep
The Sundance city election delivered a Citizens Ticket victory with Roberts 85 for mayor Williamson 01 and Brockett 06 for council. Proles Ticket tallies Perry 7h Sehlrecht 62 Cirice co! The notice also lists a wanted ad for buying calves and buckwheat seed by R W Garman.
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Sundance
Citizens
Roberts
Williamson
Brockett
Proples
Perry
Sehlrecht
Cirice Co
Letter commends parole effort by Kendrick Enterline
Sheridan Wyoming April 29 1913 M J Gunnell writes thanking Hon J B Kendrick and Attorney E E Enterline for securing his parole from Rawlins State Penitentiary He praises the pardon board Governor Carey and Warden Alston and notes kind treatment during imprisonment
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Enterline
Board of Pardons
Carey
Warden Alston
M. J. Gunnell
Horses Taken From Pasture Near Colony
Two individuals drove four horses from a pasture northwest of Colony last Sunday night and moved them to near the Tuck Westland Ranch at Nine Mile, where they were released. The animals were recovered near the Little Missouri River and a reward is offered for information identifying the suspects.
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Colony
Tuck Westland
Nine Mile
Missouri River
Coyote
Interesting Y W C A meeting features music and reading
The Y W C A held a Wednesday afternoon gathering with Miss Byrd performing a piano solo and Miss Olander giving a reading from Van Dyke. O F Morse of Donald Wyoming visited town earlier in the week calling on the Enter prise office and sharing details of his fine ranch in eastern Wyoming stocked with well bred horses and cattle.
Chas McCoy Open Daily for Business
Readers are invited to visit Chas McCoy for daily business hours and an opportunity to bring children and pets to view pictures. The notice emphasizes welcoming customers and family friendly service.
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Chas
McCoy
Equine Contring Aims At Reader Support
An old appeal urges readers to subscribe on merit and trust in the publication’s service. The notice emphasizes seeking support, promising best interests, and mentions a subscription price of 1.80.
Hulett News Bulletin Items and Local Auctions
Dr Hay the dentist will be in Hulett June to July. John Driskill named deputy sheriff at the recent meeting. Georges Congleton prepares to auction horse goods May 31. Mrs Lawrence returns from Colorado with family. Garman Bros Miller promote John Deere manure spreaders. Several ranch changes listed including Walter Bush buying Henry Wilcox, Frank Chaffin near Mona on business, and George Brownfield purchasing a Bear Lodge ranch for feeding stock. Community plans for July 4 celebration and large auction by W H Meadows.
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Wim, Lavell
J. D. Hale
Walter Bush
Henry Wilcox
Frank Chaffin
Mona
Range
Crook County
Lyr Woolfolk & Gray Fritz Oshasky
Whitewood
D. D
Dr. Hay
Hulett
Arthur Cole
Belle Fourche
Kenefick
Hulett Hotel
Amos Lewis
Missouri
Bert Helmer
Rocky Point
W. H. Meadows
Blacktail
A. E. Bowman
Department of Agriculture
Laramie
Bill Abel
Lead
S. D
Gertrude Watson
John Youngmans
Randolph
Iowa
Watson
Vancouver
B.C
John Deere Spreader Beater on the Axle Advancing Farm Equipment
The John Deere Spreader with the beater on the axle is pitched as simple and strong with no clutches or chains. It claims no-out-of-order reliability and patent protection for the axle-mounted beater reducing strain on the box, promising easier loading and superior performance over ordinary spreaders.
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Clark & Henry
Hamilton Brown
Hodkins
Luther
Payne and Stetson
Mulett
Robt. Tate
CS. Storm
Tore L.W. Mespell
Wyoming
J.C. Brass
Prop
R.W. Garman
John Driskill
Commissoners
Will Chapman
Indiana
Garman Bros. & Miller
Geo. E. Congleton
J. W. Lawrence
Colorado
Sam Brown
S. G. Linch
Arpna
Dover Creek
Lee Gunderson
H. H. Gunderson
Fred Sutton
John Johnson
Belle
Globe of Iee
John Deere
Garman Bros