Conviction in Weston county illegal fencing case
Julius Bock a prominent ranchman of Weston county was found guilty on three counts of illegal fencing on government land in a United States court. The jury convicted him on all counts, with penalties to be set by Judge Riner after consideration. United States Attorney T F Burke promised a broad, vigorous push to prosecute forty similar cases in this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Bock
Weston County
United States
T. F. Burke
Wyoming
Bock
Riner
E. T. Clark
C. W. Bardick
Alve Briefe Local Social Notes and Moves
Mrs. Walt Willson hosted a surprise party for her husband’s birthday with neighbors invited and a good time reported. The column notes potato contracts fulfilled, moves to Canada, chicken investments, acreage planted, travel to Bothen, visitors, painting work, cattle on range, and local land sales with buyers moving out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Willson
Mr. Willson
Marguerite Roland
Bothen
E. P. Willson
Nettie Freeman
Merrick
Bob Mahoney
Parkins
Lin Ruland
D. A. Simmons
Bob Bird
George , Cooke
Emmett Ruland
D. A. Ruland
Annual Institute at Sundance Wyoming 1909 Program
Schedule for the teachers institute in Sundance Wyoming from May 31 to June 8 1909 features opening addresses by Rev. Klein Buckle and Roberts sessions on arithmetic grammar and reading circle work primary and teacher cooperation topics led by Miss Adair Miss Market Miss Adsit Miss Adsit Miss Adsit with music and geography sessions plus a Tuesday evening lecture by Mr. Nichols and Mrs. Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacher's Institute
Sundance
Wyoming
Klein
Buckle
Miss Adair
Dr. Buckle
Miss Market
Roberts
Music Institute
Nichols
Miss Smith
Romantic wedding links wintering exiles to Nebraska move
Chas Wannechaff left for Nebraska after meeting his wife in Chicago via a clue found in a suit pocket. The couple plans farming near Superior Nebraska with relatives. services were held at the church last Sunday and will continue monthly on the second and fourth Sundays. Truman Fox surveyed the new road north on the Tinkoom divide, accompanied by his father in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wannechaff
Fairfax
Nebraska
Chicago
Superior
Neb
Wyoming
Atchison County
Wood
Truman Fox
Tinkoom Divide
Mr. Henderson
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Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Jones & Tinkcom
Hulett
Wyo
Edward
W. J&lley
Goldie
S. B. Fordyce
A. B. Merrick
Wwe Wee
Farrall, Wyo
Louis Johnson
Charlson
Axel Z. Charlson
Matt. Whalen
Aladdin
Alve Briefe
Birdie Ruland
Sam Sherman
Herman Becker
Canada
Dan Roland
Rhode Island
Beaver Creek
John Mahoney
Roy Copp
Fry's
Mahoney
Hulett Land & Cattle Co
Miss Coffey
Busby Turspay
Wolff Grammar
Mies
Miss Henderson
Buckle Miss Richardson
Miss Brennan
Harness and Tin Shop
GEO. E. Congleton
Hulett Country
H. H. Gunderson
Hulett Land and Cattle CO
Hulettahotel
Howe
the Woek
Cinkcom
Aulett Feed
Township
Tucker Proctor