Death of a Hulett Homesteader on a September path
Obituary notes the death of Sarah Johnson Baker at Newcastle aged 69 years 4 months 26 days after a long life on homesteads in Guthrie Wayne and Wyomin areas. Surviving children listed with spouses and locations. Funeral at Newcastle M E church conducted by Rev. Caldwell. burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Nearby notices mention relocation plans and local community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Baker
H. W. Martin
Newcastle
Sarah Johnson
Ohio
Guthrie
Iowa
M. &. Church
Haskell Baker
Wayne County
Wyoming
Buttes
Baker
Chas, Falk
Kansas City
Missouri
A. M. Williams
Sewall
Theo Eckwall
Upton
Mrs Brown's New Class Organizes Sunday School
A new Sunday school class was organized on Sunday November 9 1913 with students Willard Ripley Millard Ripley Dallas Roberts Cecil Storm Clara Lipskey Merrill Brown Ethel Lawrence and Viva Roberts. Officers will be elected next Sunday for six months. The teacher Mrs Robert Brown invites any young man or woman to join and help others with the motto Do all the good you can to all the people you can in all the ways as ever you can as long as ever you can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Ripley
Millard Ripley
Dallas Roberts
Cecil Storm
Clara Lipskey
Merrill Brown
Ethel Lawrence
Viva Roberts
Robert Brown
Horlocker visits Crook County as Mrs Horlocker improves
Wim Horlocker returned east last Saturday after a visit in this country lasting several days. He plans to return soon if possible. Mrs Horlocker’s health shows improvement and spirits are hopeful for a full recovery. EK B Kerer and wife came from Greub by the Big Horn mountains where Ed saw much game and oil excitement. Herb Warford came from Tower on real estate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim, Horlocker
Wakonda
S. D
Bill
Old Crook County
Down
EK. B. Kerer
Greub
Big Horn Mountains
First Lyceum Lecture In Hulett Cheers Local Patrons
Foreword notes a social habit of attending lectures and reports the Oddfellows lyceum event in Hulett. The inaugural lecture drew eager listeners, proved the speakers and topics valuable, but the organizing group faced cost and support challenges. The piece urges continued backing to establish a lasting cultural venue.
Local social notices and moves in the community
Mrs Willard Ripley Mrs Clayborn and Mrs Chas Roberts teach horseback riding to Mrs Rk French. Uncle Sam Storm and wife return from Sundance after visiting friends. A mother's meeting at Mrs Everett Engle’s home discussed Home and games with refreshments. Next meeting on Saturday November 2 at the church topic Loyalty. Mrs Robert Garman returns from Denver with visits to Moorcroft. William Jacobs sells his ranch to Harry B Clarke boosting Divide holdings. Mrs Clara Veiteh heads to Dayton to visit son Walter. Sherman Brimmer family move into the former Mrs Powell residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Ripley
Clayborn
Chas, Roberts
French
Sam Storm
Sundance
Everett Engle
Brown
William Jacobs
Harry B. Clarke
Iis
Clara Veiteh
Dayton
Walpl
McCoy Rents Wooldridge Pool Hall
Chas W McCoy has rented the Wooldridge pool hall for winter with option on it. The place has been improved with repairs and paint and will offer clean amusement for those who enjoy games. He aims for a first class, orderly venue where ladies and gentlemen can gather for a pleasant hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, W. McCoy
Wooldridge
Charley
Postmaster Engle Resigns After Five Years Service
The Civil Service Commission sets December 13 for exams to fill the postmaster post. A competitive test will determine the winner with the highest score. A $707 purse is offered for those entering the questions and grading race. Apply now and get ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
Civil Service Commission
Postmaster Examination Set For Hulett Wyoming Dec 13 1913
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a postmaster examination on December 13 1913 at Hulett Wyoming to certify for the fourth class postmaster vacancy and other possible openings. Open to US citizens 21 or older. Frauen 18 in states with age statute. applicants must reside within the local post office territory and file forms with the Commission in Washington within seven days. Compensation last fiscal year was 707 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Hulett
Wyoming
Helett
United States
Washington, D. C
Davis Lectures Appeal in Nisland Visit
D Webster Davis of Nisland South Dakota lectured here Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday for an address inspired by Gov Carey. His readings ranged from Jim Fenton to selections by Foss Wilcox Page Fieldy Fo ley and more. Davis spoke with sincerity and left listeners with a taste for better living. His wife accompanied him. they head to Alva Aladdin and Sundance this week and then home via Vale South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Webster Davis
Nisland
J. W. Foley
Mr. Davis
Alva
Aladdin
Sundance
Vale
Crook County Briefs Tame Fragment Promises Tone
Fragmentary note mentions Crook County and a South Dakota newspaper. Reads like an OCR scrap with unclear names and places, offering minimal readable facts and no distinct event or outcome to anchor a full item.
Starting the Milk Herd at Lytle Creek Ranch
Harry B Clarke and wife arrive from Lytle creek with 50 head of Holstein cows and heifers added to their fine herd. W E Powell and Vernon's family return to Hulett after six years in Kansas on contract work. John Mahoney seen on streets prosperous, his steers selling at 1200 each and 750 per cwt. Frank Chaffin travels to Moorcroft with Carl and returns by stage on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Clarke
Lytle Creek Ranch
W. E. Powell
Vernon
Hulett
Kansas
John Mahoney
Frank Chaffin
Moorcroft
Carl
Home from a sad mission in Texas
Dink Cooper returned Tuesday morning from Orangeville Texas where he went due to his father’s serious illness. His father rallied, but a brother died while Dink was away. Mrs. Cooper visited Belle Fourche for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dink Cooper
Orangeville
Texas
Dink
Mrs. Cooper
Belle Fourche
Charles McCoy Keeps Photo Work While Running Hall
Notice from Charles McCoy stating he has not discontinued photographic work while taking charge of the pool hall and bowling alley. He will be at the studio when not at the pool hall and respectfully seeks continued patronage.
Investor Cobb Drops Barber Venture Over Family Concerns
J. M. Cobb, who recently visited to study the barber situation, decided not to invest. He liked the outlook but his family objected to moving this far from their current home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cobb
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S. W. Wooldridge
Boyes
Montana
Mra
Wm. P. Parks
Mr. Parks
Sam J. Rundell
Harve Wood
Farrell
Fred Sutton
Malden
Illinois
Herb
Geo. W. Oliver
Bride
New Haven
Hulett Creek
Tom Slater
Ridge
Mrs. Mowell
Mrs. Brown
Herb Warford
Tower
Oddfellows
Lyceum
Robert Garman
Little Ones
Denver
Colorado
Sherman Brimmer
Mrs. Powell
Woo. Leslie
McCoy
Commission
Washington
U.S. Civil Service Commission
J. C. Brass
U. S
Lisle Vowell
Monta
Pda Yely
Ray
Crook County Merc. CO
Hulett and Moorcroft
South Dakota
Crook Co
Hana
Cimiutorson
Chas. McCoy
Wyo
Hulett Roller Mills
Cm. Hulett
Hulett Country
L. J. Schiller
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