Halloween Party at the Evans Home Draws Notable Fun
Last Friday about thirty five guests attended a Halloween party hosted by Mrs. J. C. Evans and Miss Bethel Schloredt at Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Evans residence. Activities included fortune telling, bobbing for apples, a nut race, cake with prizes, and a witch parade with witty roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirty
J. C. Evans
Bethel Schloredt
Merrill Brown
Guy Holmes
Nellie Storm
Witch
Russell Hardy
Millard Ripley
Albert Kesler
Zeta Bush
Ira Marshall
Jolly Company
Hulett
Church Services in Mulett See Rev Brown Progress
Last Sunday's services at Mulett church drew a favorable impression of Rev. Brown as he begins to organize the church work. Hope is set on maintaining regular services and opening additional stations. Next Sunday schedule changes include no evening service. Rev. D W Davis preaches at 2 30 p.m. in the hall, with Sunday School at 10 a m and morning preaching at 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Mulett
D. W. Davis
Eric Huseby
G. W. Dennin
Missouri
Zack Thomson
LeBlanc
Sherman Nursery
Swobnado School
W. L. Wright
Sage Brush
Crook County News Praises Bill Eaton Booster Spirit
Down town Saturday J W Bill Eaton and daughter faced a light grievance. Eaton plans a spring trip to Canada to scout land markets for his horses and may stay next summer to learn more. County needs him back as a booster and productive citizen who uplifts Crook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Bill) Eaton
Bill
Canada
Crook County
Out West Justice and the Dan Folly
A satirical tale recalls horse theft, hanging rope justice, and a trial of Daniel the half breed Dan. The recording angel notes shifting verdicts as modern methods fail to resolve old feuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Green
Bill
Dan
William van
Daniel
Maine
Jim
Hulett Hotel changes owner and reforms services
Lee Pearson takes charge of the Hulett Hotel and moves in, closing the restaurant to open a meat market soon. The Pearsons have earned loyal patronage and plans aim to improve public service, with hopes for stronger community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pearson
Hulett
Leaves for Sunny South and Local Social News
Henry Nelson leaves for Clearfield Iowa for a month then to Mobile Alabama to market lumber knowledge. August Herschey and wife go to Dahl Iowa to run a wood farm after buying land. Mrs Carey Derrickson visits W L Smith. J T Bates plans deeper cattle work. Geo M Russell aids new residence near Banker Storn. Jay Clark returns from Mitchell. Read your home newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nelson
Clearfield
Iowa
Mobile
Alabama
Henry
J. T. Bates
Mona Friday
Jim
Catire
Jay Clark
Mitchell
Community Bank Prospering In Crook County Area
The Hulett State Bank statement lags review but shows the bank leading among smaller town banks, signaling healthy local prosperity. Community life updates include Prof. Massie settling in, livestock hunts, auctions planned for Nov 15 1913, and residents moving between Crook County towns and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett State Bank
Hulett Bank
Crook County
Visit notes and relocations from Northwest Post
H F Hendricks returns home from a westward life and Midwest visit with talk of investing in ranch land. Oscar Carlson of Bear Lodge visits Chicago cousin O H Carlson and heads to Denver with plans to reach the coast and possibly settle here for ranching. Photographer McCoy returns for winter with gear ready for portraits. Co D Garman family moves to Moorcroft, seen as a welcome business and social addition. Mrs Joe Contors travels from Montana farm to visit and pursues poultry ventures, adapted with local jokes about coyotes and hen-raising profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Carlson
Bear Lodge
O. H. Carlson
Denver
West
Northwest Post
McCoy
Co. D. Garman
Moorcroft
Burg
Joe Contors
Montana
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Gertrude Schloreci
Misa Helen Duffee
Clarence Pearson
Iva Marshall
Rhoda Powell
Viva Roberts
John Silveratrand
Crock County
NCEUS
Minnie C. D. Smith
The
National Magazine
Wulett Hotel Ganges
Clayton Asbury
Abe Brown
Lee Vearson
Rockypoint
Reece Hall
Sherman Brimmer
Bush
Pearson
Blade
Butts, McHugh and Young
L. W. Wendrick
Ridge
Sulett
Sundance
Leslie
Alfred Mauch
Martha
Bates
Lake Preston
Geo. M. Russell
Storn
Slulett
Community Bank
Prof
Massie
Kever
Ray C. Edsall
Charles Mitchell
Aladdin
Everett Engle
Charles Brown
York
Nebraska
Co. L. Clark
New Haven
Mr. Clark
Cheyenne
Federal Grand Jury
Mel Brown
del Storm
Ed Seig
Oklahoma
Kansas
Edgar Storm
Globe
Jay Bush
Nena Willson
Mrs. Lindsey
Geer
Paradise
N. D
Powder River
Cashi
Crook County Merc. CO
H. F. Hendricks
Minois
John Pearson
Eothen, Wyoming
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