Butte Notes on Local Residents and Animal Events
Mr. Knepper plants corn this week while Mrs. Whit Bryant was on the sick list last week. Whit Bryant and son toured Hulett last week. A. W. Maw bought a fine work mare recently. Wayne Moore and Andrew Parson returned from Moorcroft. C. H. Hoback turned horses out on the range. Whit Bryant’s colt fell and broke its neck last week. Sam Wooldridge visited on business. Mrs. W. Moore of Hulett is visiting nearby. Mrs. C. H. Hoback and daughter called on W. Bryant last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cochrane visited locally last week. K. F. Winds was in the vicinity recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Knepper
Whit Bryant
Whit Bryant and Son
Hulett
A. W. Maw
Wayne Moore
Moorcroft
Andrew Parson
C. H. Hoback
Sam Wooldridge
W. Bryant
Lawrence Cochran
K. F. Winds
Wyoming Republicans Back Taft In Cheyenne Convention
In Cheyenne Wyoming Republicans endorse Taft for president saying he can win in November if he offers a square deal on public land. Roosevelt boosters fail to gain momentum in Wyoming and critics warn Taft's conservation stance could alienate traditional Republicans. The Roosevelt pamphlet attacks Taft and accuses Roosevelt of pursuing socialism through conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Chicago
Wm. H. Taft
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Republican Party
Taft
Roosevelt and Pinchot clash over conservation authorship
The debate centers on who originated the term conservation and the concept they promoted. Roosevelt is credited by some, but Pinchot asserts authorship, highlighting tensions over leadership and credit in the environmental movement.
Pleasant visits and local moves span Baxter ranch week
Rex Collins visited the Baxter place last week while J. B. Baxter traveled to Belle Fourche in the week’s end. Hallie Barber is a bachelor again as Frost Morse herds sheep for Collett. John Caffery went to the Frank Morse place after cattle wintered there. Dick Murdoch visited Mr. Baxter on his way home from Belle Fourche after wire. Charles Massie toured Spartish early week. Mrs. Caffery returned home with him after weeks on the ranch with her son John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Barber
Frost Morse
Collett
John Caffery
Frank Morse
Dick Murdoch
Mr. Baxter
Belle Fourche
Charles Massie
Spartish
Mrs. Caffery
John
Slater Named Clerk at Bush and Pearson Store
J W Hunter undertakes extensive home improvements while the Ripley family returns from Sundance with school closed there Willard no longer a bachelor.
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T. Slater
Bush & Pearson
J. W. Hunter
Ripley
Sundance
Willard
Worthwhile road ranch with water and extensive acreage
A ten room house with bath and sewerage, free gas, artesian water for stock. Barn 50 by 62, 200 feet of sheds, 960 acres fenced, 320 deeded, 640 leased. Road ranch with 4 mail lines, post office, pays about $20 monthly. Whole property listed at 6400 dollars with easy terms by Hulett Land and Cattle Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett Land and Cattle Company
Public Insurance and Land Notices from Wyoming 1912
A compilation shows annual statements for Union Mutual Life Insurance and Orient Insurance Company, with figures on assets liabilities surplus and premiums. Also notices from the U S Land Office at Sundance about Frank J. Cooper’s timber and land purchase application in Montana, with appraised values and final proof date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the State Auditor
Cheyenne
Wyoming
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company
Liverpool
King
County of
Laramier
Robt
B. Fogayth
State of
R. B. Forsyth
Union Mutual Life Insurance Commany
Portland
Maine
Laramie
Forsyth
OTICE
Department of the Interior
U. 5 Land Office
Sundance
Kirki
Stoddard
Hulett
Wyo
Ney Nely
Herman H. Gunderson
Pete Youngman
John Younganan
George Hobart
Robert Tate
Jou Lytle
Register
Orient Insurance Company
Huartford
Connecticut
Robt. B. Forsyth
R. B
U. S. Land Office
Frank J. Cooper
Ridge
Montana
R. Co W
Herman Hl. Gunderson
U_ 8
Huletts Wyoming
Fucte
Joe Lytle
William J. Nelson
New Haven
Paradde Hompeiood
Wig We
MH. H. Gunderson
U. S
Curtis L. Clark
Harry J. Willson
Mark Music
Ott
Warren V. Hloxom
Margaret M. Cooper
H. H. Gunderson
U. 8
Lytle
Register. Asa Ee
U. SS. Land Office
Frank J. Wilson
Helle Fourche
Aujount
Ae Witnce Wen
Carey Derrickson
George Verrickwon
Sam Adair
Aladdin
Emma J. Wilson
Belle Fourche
Duk
U.S
Rowan
Alexander C. Woodcock
Parkins
Alva
Delbert EF. Irvin
DeLucy ‘Hussoin
Helle Wyoming
U.S. Land Office
Sylvester J. Stull
Township
Range
William Wesley
Moorcroft
Asher Knepper
Jesse Bloxom
Public Land Sale Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Winels
Nec
Job Lytle
C. KB. Carpenter
Daniel BH
Cummings
Tower, Crook Co
Ely
George W. Laney
Elizabeth Laney
Anne Randall
Bror. A. Johnson
Tower
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte
Debs
Teddy
Pinchot
Financial Affairs
Hulett State Bank
Big Bend
Rex Collins
Baxter Place
J. B. Baxter
Bear Lodge
Phar
Lytle Creek
Devil’s Tower
Harrow
C. Co
Storm
J.H. Chittim
Sigt
Wattegeen
Ead Sas
Peston Tell
Biniacaa
Proms Rosses
Sane m Pals Seaman Satans
Turan
Sice
Hattie W
Kelley
Hulett Wyo
Ohn L. Callquiat
Hodges
Georgre P, Butts
Benjamin F. Frances
Spee
Egister
Muyl
Elder
Lame Jones
Hiram Mahoney
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