Wyoming Republicans Seek a New Deal in State Politics
The Sheridan Post notes broad calls across Wyoming for a complete refresh of state politics with a new slate of candidates. Editors from Lander, Casper and other counties report momentum for younger, businesslike nominees and a clear progressive platform at the state convention.
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Sheridan Post
Wyoming
Sheridan County
Sheridan
Republican Party
The
Lander State Journal
Casper Tribune
Then and Now on Homestead Access and Rights
A historical opinion argues that earlier settlers could select a homestead and graze land on public domain, but laws later restricted adding extra acreage. It praises new half section homesteads yet urges extending rights for those who already proved up within the same district, provided land quality matches Mondell law.
New Here The New Haven School Enrolls Twenty Six
New Haven reports twenty six pupils enrolled at the school. Ray Hemenway traveled from Rockypoint to visit Sunday. Bloxom Bros. moved sheep to Moorcroft for shearing. Mort Boden went to Tower Wyoming for a week or two on his ranch. L Clark’s saw mill operated with a new starting whistle Saturday. Ed Willeon of Hullet and Harry Willson guests visited Willson family and Mrs Curtis Clark. A dance and program at Willson hall on Saturday June 4 drew a large crowd for the ball fund. Mort Boden was bitten by a hog while attempting to escape.
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New Haven
Ray Hemenway
Rockypoint
Bloxom Bros
Moorcroft
Mort Boden
Tower
Wyo
L. Clark
Ed Willeon
Hulett
Harry Willson
Curtis Clark
Willson
Will
Hamberger Bill Offers Food From Over the Hill
A human interest line promotes Hamberger Bill from over the hill who will feed hungry readers. The ad notes a Fairbanks Morse pump or windmill as alternatives, promising equal or better value and a guarantee. Sale handled by Dr Arnold & Co Belle Fourche South Dakota.
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Dr. Arnold & Co
Belle Fourche
For Sale Good 14 hp engine and hardware
For sale 14 horsepower engine and related fittings in good running order. Inquiries to H. B. Clarke in Tower Wyoming. Includes dam questions and information on North Western steel headgates for dams reservoirs and ditches from D. J. Arnold & Co.
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H.B. Clarke
Tower
Wyo
D. J. Arnold & Co
Northwestern Steel
Ferrall Findings Highlights and Local Notes
Henry Ellsbury visits Spear h and Earl Robinette will start breaking a two acre tract for Clas smith on Monday. The harvest outlook is mixed with light yields and a promising alfalfa crop. A July 4 meeting at D G Ellsbury’s is planned for celebrations. The Farrall baseball team faces the Blacktails today. Bees suffer a poor season while rain improved soil moisture modestly. Smith Folsom and family move from Belle Fourche to the Redwater ranch for summer. Sugar prices may ease as fruit prospects settle this year. Mr Brown visits Nebras ka. rumors of a Mrs Brown follow. W F Smith and Mrs Herold visit P C and Mrs Herold, now at the Redwater ranch.
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D.G. Ellsbury’s
Farrall
Smith Folsom
Belle Fourche
Brown
Geo. Reid
Nebraska
W. F. Smith
P.C
Herold
Los Angeles
Cal
Tower Chimes and Local Happenings
Local notes report Jimmy Clark urged to curb his wild oats. Families from Lebo Schlisting and Allen visit the Marshalls. George Rakestraw assists his father in the garden while Dr Lebo worries over his cultivator tongue. A railroad petition is filed at Tower post office. A compulsory school law is urged to boost attendance and intelligence among children aged six to fourteen.
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Jimmy Clark
E. A. Allen
Moorcroft
Mesars
Lebo
Schlisting
Marshall
George Rakestraw
Dee
Ole
Hulett to Host Ball Game With New Haven Sunday
A ball game is planned between Hulett and New Haven at Hulett on Sunday afternoon, June 12. Local notes report strong lumber demand with Ed Kerer’s new building progressing, and a growing need for rooms and houses as construction rises.
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Hulett
New Haven
Ed Kerer
Do Not Shirk Responsibility in Pursuit of Success
Sheridan Enterprise urges young workers to embrace responsibility and build confidence through knowledge and integrity. It argues that brains, tenacity, and moral conduct matter more than youth or age for advancement in business, arts, and government.
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Sheridan
Watch, clock and jewelry repair at Bear Louge Pharmacy
I Block offers repair services for watches clocks and jewelry at Bear Lounge Pharmacy. Prices are stated as reasonable with service described in brief.
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Bear Louge Pharmacy
Block
Buck Simpson Returns Home to Hulett Country
Buck Simpson and wife came back to Hulett after travel and vow to stay long. Frank Hazelton and Mr Stroud arrived from Moorcroft. The Mayor praises Moorcroft while residents enjoy yesterday’s rain and swap stories in the Belle.
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Buck Simpson
Hulett
Buck
Wyoming
Frank Hazelton
Mr. Stroud
Moorcroft
Union items recount local odds and travels
People return from trips and visit relatives while farm work and freighting continue. The Fischer's dance pleases attendees. Sheep shearing, wool trade, and fishing outings appear among neighbors. A family trip for ear treatment and a joking note about a speechless man close the item.
Mountain Life Notes and Local Timber News
Local items report Baxter's rising profile and sheep shearers arriving early week. Miss Lillian Baxter's saddle pony was injured crossing a wire fence last week. Massie and Searles travel to Belle Fourche. Searles visits a brother-in-law from Omaha. Log sawyers for J B Baxter near completion and a mountain sawmill planned next month. Mon arc piston and C C Red Rubber packings advertised by D J Arnold & Co Belle Fourche SD.
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Lillian Baxter
W. E. Massie
Gordon Searles
Bella Fourche
Mr. Massie
Mr. Searles
Omsha
Monarch Piston
C. C
D. J. Arnold’ & Co
Belle Fourche
Miller Creek Community Activity and Dance Notes
Miller Creek updates report fencing by M Dagger and prairie work by Scotty Miller for Mr Fischer. James Storts sold his ranch on Miller Creek. Mr and Mrs J W Clark visited Chas Watford, while Mr and Mrs Laney traveled to Sundance for Memorial services. Ed Holber and Herman Fischer provided music for a Fischer dance Saturday night. Public notice lists post office hours and Forest mail schedule irregularities.
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J. W. Clark
Chas. Watford’s
Laney
Sundance
Ed, Holber
Herman Fischer
H. C. Warford
E. Reed
Fischer
East
North Boar Lodge Couple Wed In Crook County
Mr J H Bates and Miss Phoe Derrickson were united in marriage at the bride's parents home on May 31 at high noon with Rev T M Coffey officiating. A wedding feast followed and gifts included silver, china, glassware, linen, a Singer sewing machine, and a Hapgood range stove. The couple and families are praised as Crook county’s best products.
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J. H. Bates
Phoe Derrickson
T. M. Coffey
Gentle Rain Sparks News From Town Arrivals and Local Happenings
J Barkdoll and wife, Chicago arrivals, plan to ranch nearby and join the grangers. P V Wells reports his father ill in Barnard Oklahoma, age 75, hopes for recovery. Warren Twomley arrives from Chicago with a barber set, rooms at McDowell's pool hall, ready to work. Dispute between J H Barrow and George Rakestraw caused fishing games to halt. L R Davis visits town first time since 1888, now on Bear Lodge mining prospects with his company. Expect notable activity in Warren's Peaks region.
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Warren Twomley
Chicago
McDowell
L. R. Davis
Bear Lodge
L. A
Warren
Found: A Lady's Belt Belongs To Owner Claim At Office
A lady's belt found and kept at the office. Owner may prove property by calling at this office with identifying marks.
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Ferrall
Henry Ellsbury
Spearh
Earl Robinette
Classmith
Arthur Conley
Newell Garman
Conley and Allen
Clyde Marshall
Fish
Tower Post Office
Dr. Knode
Grayce Millar
May Griffin
Wide World
Joe Svoboda
Kirk Stoddard
R. R. Mespell
D. George Rakestraw
Fischer's
A. R. Simon
L. L. White
Johnny Thorn
Owen Conley
Mr. McKenzie
Willie Simons
Joe
Lew Devenport
Arthur LaGest
R. J. Marshall
Norman Allen
Baxter
Mr. Mooney
J. B. Baxter
M. Dagger
Jas. Storts
Miller Creek
Scotty Miller
Prairie
Mr. Fischer
Mra
Chas. Warford
North Boar
C.J. Derrickson
J. J. Nelson
F. W. Kimball
J. Barkdoll
P. V. Wells
Barnard, Okla
J. H. Barrow
R. W. Rakestraw
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