Political Tides Shift in Sundance Region
Sund ance notes report republican gains across the state as Democrat efforts crumble. Dr Knode Col Ripley and Dr Bostwick travel to Newcastle to discuss Mondell. Mon dell reportedly suffers a nervous breakdown. Sheriff Farrell holds Mrs White of Hulett after her husband’s death. she expresses thanks to locals.
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Sundance
Cheyenne
Repubican
Knode
Col. Ripley
Bostwick
Hulett
Newcastle
Ripley
Mondell
Farrell
C. D. White
Femelenera
White
Mondell Relapses After Registration Illness
Mr Mondell recovered enough to register but then relapsed and has stayed in his room for a week. The doctor says such relapses are common and expects further improvement with time. The Mondell home remains a hospital like scene with William recovering from measles and Dorothy and little Frank ill with the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondell
Mr. Mondell
William
Dorothy
Frank
Newcastle Nowa
Bet on County Commissioner Tinkcom Ends in Vote
Opinion notes the county commissioner's tenure has drawn diverse wishes and urges voters to retain Tinkcom, framing the decision as a test of persistence in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinkcom
Farmers dominate local view in Hulett Globe column
Bill Merryman from Ridge and George Grenier tend to ranch affairs while Janes Hejde, a farmer, runs for county commissioner. The Peohta take charge of the Hulett Hotel again as the paper corrects a typesetting error and teases next week’s edition.
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Bill Merryman
Ridge
George Grenier
Peohta
Hulett Hotel
Hulett
Re, Tate
Austrian born Barbara Moravec obituary in Wyoming life
Barbara Moravec born 1878 in Austria. Came to America 1882. Married Joseph Soubado in St. Paul Nebraska October 22. Moved to Wyoming 1904. Died October 25 1910. Survived by husband five children parents five sisters and three brothers.
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Barbara Moravec
Austria
America
Joseph Soubado
St. Paul
Neb
Wyoming
Family Expresses Gratitude Through the Globe
The family extends thanks through the Globe for kindness shown during their bereavement and the support received.
Pupils Not Absent or Tardy in October Classes
October attendance record shows Room 1 taught by A D Tinkham with pupils Mamie Proctor Dallas Roberta Rhoda Powell Cecil Storm Clara Renketing Maugie Oliver Etta Asbury Eva Byrd Olive Connaughy. Room II taught by Anna G Anderson lists Clarence Pearson Marie Engle Clifford Roberts Everett McRae Mina Lea Baker Helen Durfee and Asal Chittim.
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Mamie Proctor
Dallas Roberta
Rhoda Powell
Cecil Storm
Clara Renketing
Maugie Oliver
Etta Asbury
Eva Byrd
Olive Connaughy
A. D. Tinkham
Clarence Pearson
Marie Engle
Clifford Roberts
Everett McRae
Mina Lea Baker
Helen Durfee
Asal Chittim
Anna G. Anderson
Local travelers and settlers stir town chatter
Dr. Calvert of Sundance visited town early in the week. The Bush Brothers and Asher Knepper added sheep to their holdings. Carl Blatt and wife arrived to take Wyoming holdings. Janes Horde is praised as a future commissioner, with a push to vote for Janes Horde. He is described as an honest, successful, Powe rslan Fite man who will likely do well.
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Sundance
Spynampe
Ranges
Bear Lodge
Bear Rarige
Belle Fourche River
U.S
Halett
Sheriff
Joe Farrell
Crook County
Mallen
Carey
Senate
Fon
Bryan
Nebraska
Lind
Minnesota
Weaver
Iowa
Kuykendahll
Wyoming
Garey
Brooks
Judge Carey
Cheyenne Sun
J. M. Carey & Bro
North Platte River
Natrona Co
State Land Board
The
Platte
Glenrock
Casper
B.B. Brooks
Land Board
Poe
Carey Company
Bush Brothers
Asher Knepper
Carl Blatt
Janes Horde
Janes Hojde
Local Notes on Residents Traveling and Visiting
Bear Lodge Pharmacy goods at W H Hollister s Rennie Rawley joined the Navy after traveling to Cheyenne last Saturday. Mrs Wm Jacobs went to Hulett to care for her ailing mother. P V Wells and family visited Spearfish to see their son Leslie for a few days. Grandma Brimmer settled in a new ranch home with her son Oliver. Mrs Phillipe Mrs Lawrence Holmes and Mrs W H Hollister visited Oliver Brimmer s last Sunday. Mrs Joseph Quinn and daughter Mary left for home in B C after a four month visit with Mr and Mrs Antoine Fort parents.
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Bear Lodge
W. H. Hollister
Rennie Rawley
Cheyenne
Navy
Wm. Jacobs
Hulett
P. V. Wells
Spearfish
Leslie
Grandma Brimmer
Oliver
Phillipe
Lawrence Holmes
Oliver Brimmer
Joseph Quinn
Mary
B.C
Homestead Builders and Local Trips Reported
Big Bend Benders Frost Morse advances building on his homestead. J B Baxter made a business trip to Hulett earlier in the week. Halley Barber plans new ranch work and arrived Friday with supplies. Charles Massie fished Spear Monday with a cousin and a visiting friend. The sawmill operated by Mr Kinsey and Collins cut lumber for sale on Green Mountain.
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Frost Morse
J.B. Baxter
Hulett
Halley Barber
Abonge
Charles Massie
Spearfish
Mr. Kinsey
Collins
J. B. Baxter
Gale
Green Mountain
Baxter Family Movements Highlight Local Notes
Mrs J B Baxter visited Belle Fourche and called on Donald relatives as she returned home. The Globe's silence on Green Mountain is noted while fall weather brings liveliness. Mr Dyce traveled to Belle Four after Miss Helen Baxter, who attends school there, plans to return home for a week then move with her mother to Donald for the winter. Mr Baxter heads to Arizona for health reasons.
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J. B. Baxter
Belle Fourche
Donald
Green Mountain
Mr. Dyce
Belle
Helen Baxter
Mr. Baxter
Arizona
Local Movements and Notices From County Ledger
Bill Wesley hauls lumber from Asher Knepper's. C H Hoback hauls supplies from Moorcroft. Henry Brosa builds a large dwelling addition. Peter Ricketts turns in cattle on Lake Creek near the Buttes. Rathburn and Storm deliver Dagon supplies from Moorcroft. Brown's men pass with cattle headed for Moorcroft. Mrs. Huffman is sick this week. Nettie Trunx county superintendent called on Ho back school. Andrew Parson of Nebraska filed on a 20 acre homestead and timber claim.
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Bill Wesley
Asher Knepper
S. C. H. Hoback
Moorcroft
Henry Brosa
Peter Ricketts
Lake Creek
Buttes
Mr. Rathburn
Mr. Storm
Huffman
Nettie Trunx
Hoback
Andrew Parson
Nebraska
Winter Weather and Local Farm Notes in Alum Creek
A news item notes a sharp winter with snow and a hard freeze in the Pine Creek area. B F Phillips and Sons buy Dave Reddings pasture to winter their herd, while feed supplies in Alum Creek look scarce. Fred Kruger returns from Nebraska, hinting at upcoming events. Farmers discuss potato storage and cellar ripening, inviting reader experiences and tips.
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B. F. Phillips & Sons
Dave Redding
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Gillette
Judge Nichols
Mr. Ridgely
Roy Montmery
Nichols
Ridgely
Lisle Powell
Abe Brown
F. Proctor
Janes Hejde
Dr. Calvert of
Roosevelt
Big Bend
Butte
Mr. Brown
Donald Doings
Guy
Pine Creek
Fred Kruger
Fred
Globe
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