Uncalled Letters At Hulett Post Office May 27 1909
The Hulett post office lists uncalled letters including Miss Tomye Brooks Mrs Lou Brooks and Mr Herb Holyman with a 30 day deadline before they go to the Dead Letter Office Advertised requests should be used when inquiring. Olaus Gunderson of Fairville Wisconsin visited this week seeking a place here and plans a fall move. P W Shaffer promotes Boar Lodge Mining Up with progress reported. Chas McCoy moved his photo car from Belle Fourche and is building a smaller unit for a park trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Tomye Brooks
Lou Brooks
Herb Holyman
Olaus Gunderson
Fairville
Wisconsin
Mr. Gunderson
P. W. Shaffer
Boar Lodge
Chas. McCoy
Belle Fourche
Park
Creamery Proposal Aimed at Local Store Bills
A message urges talk about buying cream this summer to reduce butter making costs. A few cows are suggested to help settle the store bill as part of the plan.
Reward Offered for Body of John Marchant
Mrs. John Marchant offers a reward of 300 dollars for information leading to the tinder of the body of John Marchant. Erma Zummack visited Sunday then returned to Spearfish Monday. Aikman School house dance last Saturday drew a good crowd and picnic supper. D. P. Roberts and W. B. Penfold of Belle Fourche were in town on a business trip. Wyoming Mercantile Co installed a soft drinks and ice cream counter. Walter Marchant and Frank Moree began the season's shear. Victor Redding plans to leave this week. C. O. Ripley is recovering from a crushed foot. H. E. Wood moved from Bowser ranches to Redwater and will farm. Aladdin residents watched Sundance defeat Spearfish 14 to 10 at Beulah. weather was poor but game enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marchant
Erma Zummack
Spearfish
Aikman
D. P. Roberts
W. B. Penfold
Belle Fourche
Wyoming Mercantile Co
Walter Marchant
Frank Moree
Victor Redding
Walter
C .O. Ripley
H. E. Wood
Redwater
Sundance
Beulah
Forest Leaves and Local Notes From Far and Wide
P V Wells works for Wm Shier while Mrs Hattie Kelley travels to California for business. George Butts is a grandpa and Mabel Coathaga has a baby girl in Iowa. A Bolivar Grove man visits Sherman Brimmer seeking a saw mill site. Ross Butts was injured by a horse on Thursday. R L Hammon from Lead SD watches Singer Sewing Co interests locally. Irrigation ditches burn at the far end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Butts
Iowa
Mabel Coathaga
Bol
Diers Grove
Sherman Brimmer
Ross Butts
R. L. Hammon
Lead
Singer Sewing Machine Co
The Council at Jerusalem Lesson Text May 23 1900
The early church debate over Gentile converts centers on circumcision and salvation. Peter and Paul argue for grace without the rite, while a council in Jerusalem lays down guidelines to unify believers, including abstaining from idols, fornication, strangled meat, and blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Judea
Rackham
Palestine
Phoenicia
Damascus
Antioch
Cyprus
Galatia
Asia Minor
Jerusalm
Christ
Brethren
Paul
Barnabas
Titus
Jerusalem
Peter
Cornelius
Lord Jesus Christ
Cuttle
Schaff
Vells
Africa
India
China
Japan
South Seas
Crook County District Court Adjudicates Numerous Cases
The Crook county spring term opened in Sundance May 17 with Judge Parmelee presiding. Several cases were dismissed or continued, including Dodson Loffer and Raber, and E F Smith received a November continuance with bond set at 5000. Baldwin pleaded not guilty to liquor theft. Alf Meeks case settled. divorces for Berry and Watson granted with new Wyoming law conditions. several other actions postponed or settled. A new jury panel was drawn after objections to previous jury selection. 30 jurors reported May 28 in Sundance. Tom Mahnkin and family plan to relocate to California after settling matters. Mrs Mahnkin’s parents reside in Morced for almond and orange cultivation. Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County
Sundance
C. H. Parmelee
Miss Peckham
Maach
Farrell
Gordon
Ball
Dodson
Ed Loffer
S. Raber
E. F. Smith
J.J. Vines
Josephine Berry
Mary Watson
Wyoming
Chabo
Eastern Hardware Company
Thomas McEnaney Mather
Parmelee
Norton
Tom Mahnkin
California
Tom
Lute
Merced
Bear Lodge
Morced
Sunday School Struggles and Community News
The report notes poor attendance at Sunday School and preaching services due to rainy weather and urges renewed effort. Bessie Fisher plans summer work near Moorcroft, and many local youths attended a Hu lett dance. Albert Tate and Johnnie Madding stayed with Albert Simon. the Garman family visited Conley’s. Ed Willson secured another freight contract and tends to farming in spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tate
Johnnie Madding
Albert Simon
Robert Garman
Conley’s
Ed Willson
Ranch For A Thousand Dollars
A buyer asks about a ranch priced at one thousand dollars. The notice invites a visit to inspect the property and ends with the seller’s name Gan derson.
Post Office Hours and Mail Schedule Notice
From 7 a m to 1 p m on weekdays the post office is open. Mail past closes at 9 a m. Forest mail closes at 6 p m Tuesdays and Fridays. Tower mail leaves on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Goldie mail runs on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Percales
Madras
Rob
Pearson & Youngman
Hulett, Wyoming
Globe Office
1. C
Wood Hall
P. V. Wells
Wm. Shier
Hattie Kelley
Bestad
Syria
Jeruse
Globe
H. H. Gunderson
Court News
Baldwin
Gillette
Alf Meeks
Burlington Railroad Company
Somers
Berghofer
The
WEW Jury
Herb Phillipa Aladdin
Joe Svoboda
O. D. Grimm
N. B. Bennet
Philip Caldwell
Beulah Alexander
Charlson
Jamea
Beck
Manhattan
George L. Collins Belle Fourche
J. D. Russell Sundance Geo, W. Laney
Carlile Herbert Gage Alva George W. Harry Sundance
W. A. ‘Allen Hulett
John E, May Buckhorn
Bessie Fisher
Moorcroft
Bessie
Ganderson
Eusonk Exone
P.M
M. L. Gordon
Attorney AT Law
Sundance, Wyoming
W. J. Wagner
Haletf, Wyoming
R. C. Knode
Attorneys AT Law
R. Loomis
Kerer
Hulett, Wyo
W. W. Baker
A. Brown
J.C. Eccles
Peter Schuller
John Deere
John Pearson
Macypruoucor
Eothen, Wyoming
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