Paul a Prisoner The Shipwreck Lesson 1908
A gospel lesson on Paul the prisoner during the Malta shipwreck. It outlines his character under trial, leadership at sea, care for companions, and miracles at Publius’s house, highlighting Paul as a missionary example and healer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul’s Bay
Malte
Paul
Fair Havens
Crete
Adria
Adriatic Sea
Mediterranean
Rome
Julius
St. Paul
Melita
Malta
Publius
Christ
Father
School Report Highlights New Enrollments and Local News
The report notes a rise in new pupils with many enrolled in the month and lists names of students achieving high averages. It mentions Mrs. Wood visiting, Miss Reid returning healthy, and local movements such as George Butterfield’s horse trade plans. A mill accident, fire cautions, and community events at Farrall School are covered with brief updates.
Casting Away Cares Through Faith and Prayer
A devotional excerpt urges casting cares onto Jesus one by one via faith and trust. It includes a prayer declaring inability to bear sins and requesting divine bearing of burdens, with a line attributed to Rev. F. Meyer and a separate couplet by Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Meyer
Locals and New Arrivals Stir Spearfish Community
Mrs D M Dorsett of Spearfish visited New Haven last week. John Tanner hosted guests in the area while Vint Bloxom shows a new buggy and calls locally. William Driskill hauls materials for a large ranch house west of town. Mr Cupple and family from Missouri may relocate here. Joe Elsatein from Minnesota arrived, took land, and favors Crook County. Geo Stinson plans to move his homestead family from Kansas. New Haven post office was decorated by Halloween revelers. O L Clark mill shut Friday due to high winds and fire danger, with two small fires quickly controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
W.f.smith
Ned Lanning
Ridge
D. M. Dorsett
Spearfish
New Haven
John Tanner
Vint Bloxom
William Driskill
Prairie Creek
Cupple
Mark Music
Missouri
Joe Elsatein
Minnesota
Crook County
Geo. Stinson
Hallowe’eners
O. L. Clark
Visiting family windfall in Spearfish
Elbridge Ball recently returned from Illinois after weeks with relatives and boyhood friends. Mrs. A. Gerrig and her son George arrived in Spearfish for a brief stay to inspect property interests, their first visit since November 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge Ball
Illinois
Monitor
A. Gerrig
George
Spearfish
Editing pressure on a newsroom over choices and criticisms
The piece laments constant reader demands for originality and quantity, noting disapproval whether publishing jokes, original matter, or routine notices. It ends with a tongue in cheek confession that the editors may have stolen the idea from an exchange.
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Hulett
Cinkcom
Hulet
George Congleton
Chattin
Aleddin
Charles Baggett
Hulett Bowling Alley
John Pearson
Zkothen
Wyoming
Matt. Whalen
Saloon
Harry
Aalibae
Beatrice Bross
Cheeney ‘Baker
Rhoda Powell
Blanchie Broa
Téddie Madding
Mina Lea Baker
Farrall
W.J. Wood
Henry Hilsbury
J. M. Rowser
Cartl
D. G. Ellabury
Butterfield, Jones
Ralph Smith
Farrall School Haus
RDZO
Lode
O. K
Monarch
Union
Majestic
Excelsior
Wadeworth Howland Company
Pearson & Youngman
Hulett, Wyoming
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Coal Land
Hives
James C. Tilton
Aladdin
Crook
Batty
Sei
Township
Range
6Th Principal Meridian
Clarence A. Bell
Edmund J. Bailey
William Bailey
Fred Fitz
U. S
Clarence A
Inddin
Omnes
Ey ‘Iton
Edmund J. Bai- Fits
All
le Op
Wyomi Woytes
Register
Aoe
Forest
Enwoun Evoun P. M
L. C.C
Moore
Wood Hall
William d. Wood
N. Gillmore Bugle
Hulett Lodge
M. L. Gordon
Sundance, Wyoming
A. Brown
Hulett, Wyo
James E. Roberts
R. Loomis
Hulett Barber Shop
Kerer
A. J. Knight
RK. C. Kmnode
Arrosngys
Life Regurance
Piro Insurance
Experienos
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