Wyoming Governor Carey Thanksgiving Proclamation 1913
Governor Joseph M. Carey of Wyoming designates November 27 1913 as a statewide day of Thanksgiving and prayer. The proclamation emphasizes gratitude for prosperity crops coal oil iron and moral progress and calls all people to observe the day with religious services and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Carey
Jamestown
Plymouth Rock
Wyoming
United States
Josep M. Carey
Neighborhood Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Winter Outlook
Local news from Bend and nearby towns includes harvest delays, weather outlook, and social events. Families welcome a new baby in Lead South Dakota while residents share visits and duties. Government surveyors passed through Alva. a store opening is planned at Belle. a lecturer and church event schedule shift due to a dance at Mr Graves' venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Big Bend
Bob Massie
Lead
South Dakota
Hallowe'en
Grandpa
Grandma Massie
Miller Creek Notes On Local Movements And Road Work
Laney Brothers returned to Gillette Sunday. Clarence LaGest went to Montana last week. W. D. Kelly left for Kansas to visit relatives. H. C. Warford and family visited M. R. Dagger. J. J. Minnich hauled grain to Poole and Carpenter ranch. County Commissioner J. C. Evans was in Tower on business. Mrs. Alfred Fischer and children visited Mrs. Dollard. A. B. Johnson hauled plank for the Miller Creek bridge. Work begun on the new county road with M. R. Dagger in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laney Brothers
Gillette
Clarence LaGest
Montana
W. D. Kelly
Kansas
H. C. Warford
M. R. Dagger's
J. J. Minnich
Poole and Carpenter
J. C. Evans
Alfred Fischer
Dollard
A. B. Johnson
Miller Creek
M. R. Dagger
Oak Creek Notes Dance Shines At Phillips Hall
The Phillips hall dance drew a large crowd with a fine time reported by attendees. Mr and Mrs Barlean and daughter Lottie visited Bert Derrickson's ranch recently. John Barlean lost a flock of sheep and unclear if all were recovered. Lottie Barlean stayed with her brother and the Lindsey family and enjoyed a merry time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Hall
Mia
Mike Barlean
Lottie
Bert Derrickson
John Barlean
Lottie Barlean
E. E. Lindsey
Alva Social Buzz And Local Visits Report
Mr and Mrs P V Wells shopped in Hulett Monday. C L Wood of Alzada visited the area last week. Fred Bothwell plans a new residence on the second lot north of the post office. Mrs Fila Pollock of Deadwood visits Ben Colvin’s home. John Tanner and Curtis Lindsey dined in Alva Monday. Allen Coffey returns to his Belle ranch after weeks in Alva. A dance will be held at Thurman Graves’ home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
John Mahoney
Omaha
Iowa
Brimmer
Aladdin
Alva
Hulett
Dan Ruland
Ella Pollock
Deadwood
J. P. Martin
Nebraska
J. Hanes
Micah Gage
Beaver Dam
P. V. Wells
C. L. Wood
Alzada
Fred Bothwell
Fila Pollock
Ben Colvin
John Tanner
Curtis Lindsey
Allen Coffey
Belle
Thurman Graves
Street and Farm Notes From A Prairie Community
Al Storis gathers call purchases while Dr Lebo seen en route to Moorcroft last week. Alvin Johnson helped Rk W Rakestraw rebuild the C D Garman house. John Thorn the sheriff divided the Ott estate Saturday. Opal Dagger became Tower store clerk last week. A R Simon place sees first touch of fall plowing. Owen Conley paused hauling to butcher a hog Saturday. Tax statements arrive, people not pleased. Road work keeps crews between Tow er and the river. Roy Rakestraw shipped a fine hog to Nebraska and sent violets as a ribbon prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Storis
Dr. Lebo
Moorcroft
Alvin Johnson
Rk. W. Rakestraw
C. D
Garman House
John Thorn
Ott
Opal Dagger
Tower
Owen Conley
Roy Rakestraw
Nebraska
Roy
Hulett School Notes Open Term Updates
Pearl Clark has returned to school after illness. New pupils for the term include Jessie, George, and Delbert Richards. The school house floors are badly in need of oil to reduce dust with so many youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Clark
Jessie
George
Delbert Richards
Honey carload shows Wyoming wealth beyond hay
An article from Wheatland highlights F. S. Harter and sons shipping a car load of about 28,000 pounds of wheatland honey to Ohio valued at $3,500, a record price for a single produce car. It contrasts honey with hay, noting honey requires far less labor and land, and points to fertilizer value in hay and the free natural elements of Wyoming as benefits of apiarian wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wheatland
F. S. Harter and Sons
Ohio
Messrs
Harter
Sulzer Election Defeats Gang Tammany Aims
The article lauds William Sulzer’s decisive New York Assembly victory amid impeachment efforts, framing it as a rebuke to corrupt machine politics. It questions whether the state or political operatives bore blame, praising Sulzer’s support from voters who backed him by a 20,000 vote plurality and signaling a broader call for integrity in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sulzer
Union
New York
Mr. Sulzer
Tammany
Sulzer
Beaver Creek notes and local incidents summary
William Duling visited B F Engle on Wednesday. Friday brought a chilly day with occasional snow squalls. Archie Miller and Jesse Dris killed a hog. Graves and Murphy finished threshing last week. threshing should finish by month end. Floyd Parkins and child ren returned from the east. J M studies in Alva. Robert Fry, once at Hulett, now works in the Alzada Fair office and attends school daily, with evenings and Saturdays work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Graves
Mr. Murphy
Floyd Parkins
J. M
Alva
Robert Fry
Hulett
Alzada Fairplay
Local residents report travel and visits across Belle Fourche region
L Blake made a business call to Belle Fourche this week while M McClure visited Deadwood to buy calves. Eliza Derrickson returned from Blacktail Creek with daughter Mia Minnie Smith. Sadie Marchant visited her parents in Buffalo Basin. J Nelson George Derrickson and James Bates were in Belle Fourche on business. Mr and Mrs Massie and family visited Janes Hates Suiacuy area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
M. McClure
Deadwood
Eliza Derrickson
Blacktail Creek
Mia
Minnie Smith
Sadie Marchant
Mrs. Wm. Smith
Buffalo Basin
J. Nelson
George Derrickson
James Bates
Deer sighting pleases travelers as baby girl visits
A pleasure trip includes scarce deer creatures disappointing ride while a bright baby girl visits indefinitely since October 20 with Mr and Mrs John Bar lean. All concerned are doing nicely and John wears a happy smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barlean
John
New Haven Trade and Social Roundup in Horse Creek Area
Frank Edgerton came from Horse Creek on Saturday. Laurence Cochran and family visited New Haven over Sunday. Merchant C H Hoback reported five freight loads from Moorcroft this week. Garney Hoback returned from Oklahoma to New Haven after two years away. Randal and Wilkie threshing team finished the season with ten loads of alfalfa for Bloxom Bros at the Merryman ranch. A Saturday dance at New Haven drew a large crowd. Storm boys rented the hall and plan a big dance Tuesday night November 25 with an oyster supper at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Cochran
New Haven
C. H. Hoback
Moorcroft
Garney Hoback
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Randal & Wilkie
Bloxom Bros
Little Missouri
Merryman Ranch
Storm Boys
Dance Event At Rock Point In Reece Hall
Lee Pearson led a dance in Reece Hall last Friday at Rock Point. Tomorrow evening he will host another dance at Oddfellows Ball Beewe with Gabpeer appearing at Photel Debaew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pearson
Rockypoint
Reece Hall
Oddfellows Ball
Seeve Gabpeer
Wells and Holstein sale and land notice in Hulett Wyoming
Foy and Hassan advertise well drilling on easy terms from Balle or Hulett. Also 46 mentions two year old Holstein heifers and a registered yearling bull at the ranch. U.S. Land Office Sundance Wyoming announces Whitley Bryant filing three year proof for land in Township 9 North Range 66 West. Witnesses: Haselbaker Huuber Watson Huuber, all of Hulett. Notice by Lytle Register. 11-13 to 12-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy & Hassan
Balle
Hulett
Wye
Harry B. Clarke
Gelica
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Whitley Bryant
Wyo
Range
Herman H. Gunderson
U.S
Peter K. Haselbaker
Charles F. Huuber
Edwin A. Watson
Edward Huuber
Jo“ Lytle
Register
Department of the Interior, Land Office
Sundance Wramiog
Fred B. Rhathectt
Alva
H. Hi
Aigaet
Ekael
Migeely
Raaue
Tibet
Chinon Nanes
Saodhers
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Hotel DE Lee
Hulett, Wyoming
Lee A. Pearson
OAK Creek Notes
A. R. Simon
Hulett School Notes
Gunderson
John Pearson
Eothen, Wyoming
Beaver Creek
William Duling
B. F. Engle
Archie Miller
Jesse Driskill
Mona
Massie
Cook
Paul
Mrs. Massie
Janes
Suiacuy
Dherrickson, Son Ghenuge
Frank Edgerton
Horse Creek Country
and Veakson
Aladdin Hotel
Oliver J. Brimmer
Aladdin Livery Barn
J. H. Crittim, Prop
FD Sutton
Shubert
Ja. B
Ble
Willow Street
Jaliet
Marilo Mlocgoume
Willow
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