County notes and travel across Crook County
Judge Butterfield returns to promise land as Miss Troax tours area and schools. A new Aladdin Beulah telephone line opens for business. Nat Griffis family lodges with Billy Smith’s kin while en route to Sundance. Crops mature apart from millet corn and alfalfa still to plant. Williams and Grende sell cattle to Ralph Smith and plan Idaho move in June. Henry Ellsbury buys harness for his prized black team. A $300 reward is proposed for John Marchant’s body recovery. Ellsbury and Truax enjoy Sunday fishing at Smith ranch. Truax ill with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Griffis
Billy Smith
Folke
Sundance
N. Williams
Ole Grende
Ralph Smith
Idaho
Henry Ellsbury
Crook County
John Marchant
Henry
Dave Ellsbury
Mr. Truax
Smith Ranch
Dave
Blacksmith Shop Sold to A Brown in Hulett Town
Robt Tate sold his blacksmith shop to A Brown after finding his affairs too tangled with shop and ranch duties. Brown, once owner of the shop, returns to a town he regards as the best spot on earth. W W Wood family returned from Bolivar Missouri where Mrs Wood and daughter Nita sought a milder climate. The young daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Hoy is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Tate
A. Brown
Rob
Chiuw
Bo H
Hulett
W. W. Wood
Bolokow
Mra. Wood
Nita
Spearfish Enterprise
Mra
Wm. Hoy Ie
No Work No Pay Under Interior Reforms Continue
The Cheyenne Tribune reports Secretary Ballinger is extending merit based pay reforms from the General Land Office to the Interior Department. Incompetent clerks are being reduced in grade while capable workers are promoted. Some salaries have been cut by secretarial order, prompting consternation among staff but support from the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Woming
Wilber R. Voorhies
Sylvester Franke
Sylvester Franks
United States
Spain
Herman H. Gunderon
Hulett
Wyoming
United States Land Office
Levi. R. Davis
Wyoming Land Office
General Land Office
A. E. Hoyt
Land Office
U. 8 S
Banganee
Rebecca Wins
Igreeman
Hutchingon County
South Dakota
Lore U. S
H. H. Gunderson
Sundanceoming
Coal Land
Katherina Wipf
Parkston, Hutchinson Co
H. Gunderson
Oming
William
Mucho Ie
Wa Se Ewig
Townett Pot - Bew
Fred P. Scarpp
Eaid
Fred P
My Navy
Marine Corpe
Ching
A. S
Herman H. Gunderson
Whernel
Byndance Wyoming
Judge Ballenger
Interior Department
Cheyenne Tribune
Insanity Verdict Given in Berghofer Case at Crook County
A jury was summoned Saturday to evaluate the mental condition of Mrs. Maggie Berghofer widow of the late George Berghofer who died in San Diego. The jury found insanity and she was sent to the Wyoming hospital for the insane. Friends recall her as an early Black Hills settler and longtime Crook county resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Berghofer
George Berghofer
San Diego
California
Wyoming Hospital
Black Hills
Crook County
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Hulett State Bank
Hulett, Wyo
Charles Baggett
Proprietsr
Hulett Bowling Alley
Cigars x Tobacco
Chattin
Bart
Aladdin
Cransient &Crade
U. Ss. Land Office
Gertrude M. Morris
Gertrude M. Seeley
Alva
U.S
Eck
Lewis C. Thompson
Josie Thompson
Ed Thompson
BE. Bay
William P. Parks
Crook
State of
Dora EK. Wood
A. Wood
L. Gordon
Joe Pahl
Henry Kolipr
Neligh
Nebraska
U.S. Land Office
Jocene H. Barrow
Forest
U. S
Hie
Remieg
Christopher C. Storm
Willam J.ood
Samuel W. Wooldridge
John Youngman
Register
Department of Yer
C. F. Robinson
Ewig
Mecsan
Tne
Wines
James L. Hutchins
Henry Guthrie
Grover Barrow
Ames
Hutchins
Yoming
Ft Co
Farrall
J. M. Bowser
Judge Butterfield
W.F. and
Miss Grace Reid
Miss Pearl
Miss Troax
Elleburys
Beulah
Hoyt
Mrs. Berghofer Iiews
White's Hal
A.W. Martin
Sturgis
Hergan
Lucky
Bay News
Earth
Globe Office
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