Liva Lagest of Appleton to Wyoming Family Mourns
Liva V. LaGest born August 1807 in Appleton Wisconsin. She moved with her parents to a Wyoming homestead near Tower post office south of Hulett. She died November zur Thanksgiving day 1908 after frail health. Funeral at Hulett church Friday at one, Rev Brows officiating. Interment in Hulett cemetery beside her father.
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Liva V. LaGest
Appleton
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Tower Post Office
Hulett
Liva
Zist
J. B
Tom Jefferson
Clarence
Gordon
Arthur
Hulett Church
Brows
Hulett Cemetery
Father
Local residents register as snow closes roads
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Murphy of Hulett registered at Kenefick on Thursday. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McCutcheon of Mona, with Mrs. McCutcheon staying at Belle Fourche hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Kopp arrived Thursday from their ranch near Ekalaka, Mont., and had to stay until Monday afternoon due to the snow storm.
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A. J. Murphy
Hulett
Kenefick
Pearl McCutcheon
Mona
McCutcheon
Belle Fourche Hospital
Roy L. Kopp
Ekalaka
Mont
Bee
Death of Mrs Haskins at Mizpah Montana
Mrs H H Haskins long time local resident died at her Mizpah home on Wednesday November 7 following Brights disease. She was fifty four and leaves a husband six daughters and five sons. Relatives include sister Mrs C R Wright and niece and nephew Mrs Eric Huseby and Steve Wright.
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H. H. Haskins
Mizpah
Montana
Bright
Miles City
Hulett Country
Old Forest
Offie
Mizpub
C. R. Wright
Eric Huseby
Steve Wright
E E Chessier Rents Bucher Property on Belle Fourche River
E E Chessier rents the Bucher property on the Belle Fourche river for three years and moves stock and goods from his ranch at Government Canyon mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Chessier
Bucher
Belle Fourche
Government Canyon
Wood Jenkins Couple Wed After Church Service
W. F. Wood and Miss Faye Jenkins were married Thursday evening at the T 1 schoolhouse after services. The groom, son of Charley Wood from Missouri, plans to settle on the Elkhorn homestead. the bride recently arrived from Washington. Rev. J. M. Brown officiated before a gathering of local friends.
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W. FE
Bart) Wood
Faye Jenkins
Washington
Charley Wood
Missouri
Goldie
Elkhorn
J. M. Brown
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers For Six Months
At a regular meeting last Friday evening the Rebekah lodge elected Noble Grand Mrs. C. L. Tate Vice Grand Mrs. John Youngman Secretary Mrs. A. C. Turneaure and Treasurer Mrs. Chas Hanker for the ensuing term of six months The appointive officers will be chosen later The lodge is described as strong with many active members in the state.
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Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
C. L. Tate
John Youngman
A. C. Turneaure
Chas, Hanker
Rebekah
Weekend social notes and hog trade in area
Albertus Brandt visited with his family in Hulett during the week end. Miss Anna Frisbee visited Mrs. Herb Sutton this week while Herb is away. S. J. Brimsmer and Leal sold 26 head of young hogs to Handrup the hog speculator recently.
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Albertus Brandt
Hulett
Anna Frisbee
Herb Sutton
Herb
S. J. Brimsmer
Leal
Handrup
Southern Representation in the Electoral College Debate
The piece argues that the solid south predetermined electors tilt federal power, with Alabama and Minnesota contrasts showing racial voting disparities. It calls for representation to reflect free judgment and voting populations, criticizing fixed southern weight in both the electoral college and Congress.
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United States
Alabama
Minnesota
Solid South
South
North
Electoral College
National Congress
Chicago Tribune
Thanksgiving Hall Dance Attracts Local Crowd
Thanksgiving night big dance at the hall noted as a highlight. Community notes mention scarce eggs, items for sale, and travel updates from Fred and John Bothwell, Roy Bush, and Fred Sutton. Idle Hour Sewing Club to meet with beaded tatting, Alva Sunday School growing with parental invitation.
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Roy Bush
Fred Sutton
Idle Hour Sewing Club
Goldie
Fred Hobart
Leap Year Serenade Rouses Hulett Bachelors
On Tuesday evening a group of Hulett young ladies and others serenaded several bachelor residents. Pastor Brown was coaxed to listen, then neighbors were awakened by tin cans and wash boilers. They tried Halett mills but found the machinery running and departed without meeting the miller.
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Hulett
Pastor Brown
Halett Mills
Miss Edith Clark Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Edith Clark of New Haven has recovered from a recent appendectomy after days of danger. Nurse Miss Rinehart from Lead attended her, and Mrs Bert Dorsett Clerk of Court, Leslie and family reside in the city on leave of absence for school benefits.
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Edith Clark
New Haven
Miss Rinehart
Lead
Hulett
Bert Dorsett
Leslie
The
Times
Wyoming's Prohibition Position in a Changing Union
The map shows four wet state groups and two dry blocs led by Maine and a 22-state belt from Washington to Florida. Wyoming stands as the lone dry-adjacent frontier among wet neighbors, while Utah and Florida inch toward dry laws as their legislatures shift. The piece argues national prohibition is coming within a decade and urges Wyoming to lead reform voluntarily.
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Union
Maine
Washington
Florida
Utah
Wyoming
Commonwealth of the Union
How the Electoral College Elects the President
An explainer outlines the federal procedure for electors meeting on the second Monday in January, signing three lists, sending one to the Senate president, and the second Wednesday in February for final vote tally. It notes ballots for president and vice president, the secrecy risk for faithless electors, and the lack of historical instances.
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United States
Senate
Washington
Federal District Court
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Liva Lagest
Haskins
Wood
Jenkins
Rebakah
Hind
Ingram
Hulett and
Alva
Globe Office
Fred
John Bothwell
Alva Sunday School
Insurance
Firemens’ Fund CO
H. H. Gunderson
People's
Hulett State Bank
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