Governor reports success of new penitentiary plan gains
The Rawlins penitentiary shifting from leasing to state control shows reduced costs for five months May first to October first 1910 with actual expenditure 28094.60 and labor income 8667.14 plus significant capital improvements. The report highlights better meals, improved discipline and broader employment of inmates in broom making footwear and quarry work.
Montana Ranch Life Notes and Weather Glimpses
Ronald Beings plans to start for the horee ranch in Montana with a load of yetob for winter. Zero weather early week, moderating to falllike soon. James Waddington returned from Spenrfish and lost a new bat in the storm. Ed Derrickson rented the Golding ranch on Pine Creek and favors the Bear Lodge country. Effie Owens attends her mother Mrs Cochran’s funeral in Belle Fourche. Ranchers haul vegetables from Redwater and face hard, costly duties. Local boosters urged to attract more settlers to counter aging county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Beings
A. Campbell
Horee Ranch
Montana
Grandpa Price
Ed Derrickson
Golding Ranch
Pine Creek
Canada
Bear Lodge
Effie Owens
Belle Fourche
Cochran
Redwater
Beulah
Dance and social visits mix with local business activity
Miss Anna Rapidall will give a dance Friday night. J. Driskill leased the PIC and HE ranches for the winter. Two big loads of Moorcroft freight passed through this week for Garman Bros. & Miller. Jas. Minnich moved into a new house and hosted a music filled evening with neighbors. Elmer Jones and others from Pine Ridge attended the Minnich gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rapidall
Mr. MacKenzie
PIC
J. Driskill
D Ranch
Elmer Jones
Vern
John Aurand
Pine Ridge
Minnich
Moorcroft
Garman Bros. & Miller
Hulett
Jas. Minnich
Mrs. Minnich
Orchard prospects in Hulett promise growth in fruit
A writer argues that dry seasons harm only poorly cultivated soil and that well tended orchards in Hulett will yield abundant fruit. He notes Bush and Willson orchards and Proctor place as examples and urges planting in protected valleys to capitalize on local climate and windbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Willson
Proctor
Bear Lodge
Thorn Divide Notes Mixed Personal Movements
To come maanates ott Cure has gone to Nebraska to husk corn. The Laymon boys are laying in their winter wood. Frank Laymon and wife went to Moorcroft this week. School began Monday at the South Dakota school. Mr. Sopp has been fixing up hir house for the winter. Geo. Carr was on this divide on business the other day. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sisson entertaining a fine baby girl. Frank Summare and family spent one day this week at Mr. Sisson's. N. J. Erland has returned to St. Paul to work. Mrs. N. J. finds it lonely now. We have some winter with freezing a little in the opringe. Snow is what we owed for small grain now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn Divide
Nebraska
Frank Laymon
Moorcroft
South Dakota
Mr. Sopp
Geo. Carr
Marion Sisson
Frank Summare
Mr. Sisson
N. J. Erland
St. Paul
N. J
Wisconsin Divide Farming Notes and Local Happenings
A Wisconsin Divide summary notes farmers and residents. Misa Webb hauled corn fodder last week. Lebo called at Geo Mitchell's on Monday. Leal Brimmer worked for Oliver Brimmer briefly. Lueck hauled straw from Oka Wells ranch. John Lewis helped Gilbert Brimmer with corn fodder. Blanche Mitchell finished an uneven month teaching term in Russell district. Oliver Brimmer has a well drilled, reaching 175 feet with 17 feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lebo
Geo Mitchell
Leal Brimmer
Oliver Brimmer
Mr. Lueck
Oka Wells
John Lewis
Gilbert Brimmer
Blanche Mitchell
Russell
Local Notes and Household Sketches in Rural Columns
A mosaic of rural life items: Willard Ripley to ship more cattle Saturday. Dr. Lebo owns an Irish automobile. M R Dagger does carpentry for Mr. Carr. Miss R Webb works at Hel ey ranch. Mrs M Lebo’s band incident. J Lebo and Mark Gordon roundup work. moonlight sleigh ride by local youths. R K Mespell to give a select try Friday. editor asked for a chickens training name. Mr Fuller the U S land inspector passes through. Mrs Camber plans a return to Iowa for air and water. Nov Ist date referenced for a local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Ripley
Dr. Lebo
M. R. Dagger
Mr. Carr
R. Webb
Heley Ranch
Crane
Mary Lebo
J. & Lebo
Mark Gordon
Eade
M. E. Clark
U.S
Camber
Iowa
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Rawline
Repubtlcan
Board of Charities and Reform
Otto Gramm
Atate
Carbon
Astute
Scoville Brothers of
Rawlins
Board of Hart
James Waddington
Spenrfish
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Moorcroft Asphalt & Mining CO
Incorporated
Secy
Chas. F. Shilling, Pres
Wyoming
A. Brown
H. F.ilsley Att&rney
AT Law
A.E. Hott
Land Lawyer
Ilsley
Hoyt Sundance
Ee Gust Hardt
Hulett Hotel
Globe Office
J. M. Chittim Mulett
Fred W. Blatt
Neer
Fc. Mnode
Sundance, Wyoming
X. C. Raymond
Lawndance
Land Office
Rotary Public
Sundance
D. KH
AKEY
Bearlile
Dr. Nevans
Whitewoad
Ed MaCure
Ilobe
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
General Land Office
Ange
Wale
Oe Lytle
C. E. Carpenter
Miller Creek
Mr. Wayne
Isis
Laymon
Wisconsin
Misa Webb
Mnes EN
Soccoconro Atananalist
Bill Stall
A. B. Merrick
Rothen, Wyoming
A. B. Vecht
Prop
Wyoming Mercantile CO
General Merchandise
Aladdin
Hulett and Lunch Room
W. C. Thomas
Propriet
D. A. Enland
Alva, Wyo
John Pearson
Eothen, Wyoming