Ellendale Items and Community Notes
Local notes report measles in Fred Rathbon’s family and others, a snowstorm, visits to Charles McGuire and Moore ranches, a big October 13 dance at George Strong’s, threshing and digging crops, and several moves. Also mentions Pearl Strong’s spider bite fear and a monument at Moore cemetery. A political column laments Western Democrats’ party loyalty versus Western interests.
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Ellendale
Fred Rathbon
Ed Fowlkes
Jim Benson
Clarence Kysar
Charles McGuire
George Strong
North Bear Lodge Guests and Local Ranch Moves
Mrs. B. Phillips visited C. J. Derrickson on Thursday. Sam Adair and W Waddington rented the RK Waddington ranch. Ernest Redding and family and James and George Adair took a quick trip to Hele Fourche on business. Waddington and family moved to Nebraska for a year with son Clarence and bride. People seek water for stock as more springs run dry this year and a soaking rain is needed.
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B. Phillips
C. J. Derrickson
Sam Adair
W. Waddington
RK. Waddington Ranch
Ernest Redding
James
George Adair
Hele Fourche
Waddington
Nebraska
Clarence
Bride
After Wyoming Governor Election, We Expect OUR Governor
The statement asserts confidence that regardless of who wins the Wyoming governorship, the elected leader will be considered the people's governor. It frames an expectation of inclusive governance beyond party lines.
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Wyoming
Advertising as Political or Business Choice
The author urges choosing newspaper advertising based on purpose asking readers to compare circulation reader demographics and publisher credibility. It argues that political contributions via ads differ from business inquiries and may affect business outcomes.
County seat ring draws on familiar stunts and tactics
Observers note a pattern in the county seat ring's recent stunts. their claim of reform is met with skepticism as critics argue the group uses familiar arguments and polished rhetoric to sway public opinion. Their own tools are cited as evidence of a crafted strategy rather than genuine change.
Republicans Fill Ticket By Candidate Consent
A brief remark suggests the final Republican slate will be completed with consent from the candidates themselves, signaling unified backing as selections conclude.
Donald Doings in Donald area and upcoming events
The Raber threshing machine is operating and headed toward Deep Creek. A new car arrives in Donald but its owners are adjusting to the machine work. An October 28 dance at Donald hall by the Net tlehorst Orchestra of Sundance is announced. Horse market plans for October 12 and 13 at Belle Fourche attract buyers. Residents urge the Oak Creek road to be opened after years of closure and seek better road conditions.
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Buffalo Basin
Deep Creek
Donald
Donald Hall
Nettlehorst O Jrchestra
Sundance
Belle Fourche
Antelope Flat News: Harvest Progress and Weather
The Kunverth and Sisson crews finished threshing for the season and report a strong grain crop aided by recent rain. Walter Osmond works for Mr. Soper and cattle ranches in Montana while Ed Oxbow plows and feeds steadily. Grain yields are good with 18 bushels per acre for fall wheat and strong rye oats and barley despite dry weather.
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George Sisson
Crook County Clerk Candidate Seeks Voters’ Support
A. C. Turneaure, candidate for Crook County Clerk, asks voters to elect him citing decades in public and private roles. He notes birth in Mitchell South Carolina, schooling, general office work, five years in Crook County as Inter-Mountain Globe business manager, and two years as justice of the peace in Hulett precinct.
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Crook County
Mitchell
S. C
Inter-Mountain Globe
Hulett
A. C. Turneaure
Tower Chim es and Local Notes From Tower Wyoming
Ed Allen repairs school houses in the Tower area. Miss Clara Schlichting to teach at Tower school. R W Rakestraw delivered corn to Campstool people. Mrs Rose Lagest and Press Beauchamp filed homestead proofs. Sermons planned at Tower schoolhouse Sunday at 2 pm. Matt Baker traveled east from Moorcroft to Hulett. Wyoming harvest crew returns from South Dakota. Lt J Marshall chauffeured Mr and Mrs C J Samberg and Mrs M E Clark to Moorcroft for Boone Iowa train.
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Clara Schlichting
Tower
R. W. Rakestraw
Rose Lagest
Press Beauchamp
Tower Schoolhouse
Wyoming
South Dakota
Lt. J. Marshall
C. J. Samberg
M. E. Clark
Moorcroft
Boone
Iowa
Local notices and village chatter from Belle Fourche area
M Barlean works for Mr Adams at Belle Fourche. Visitors include Carrie Burnette and George Thompson at the Barlean ranch last week. Albert Groat and Sam Har lean hunted on the Little Missouri. Delia Derrickson to Buffalo Basin to stay with aunt Mrs. Lawler and attend school. Also notes on republican ticket guidance and local officials E C Engle and R L Bush. Subscription terms and H J Chassell's four years in legislature noted.
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Carrie Burnette
George Thompson
M. Barlean Ranch
Albert Groat
Sam Harlean
Little Missouri
Delia Derrickson
Buffalo Basin
Mrs. Lawler
E. C. Engle
Thermopolis
R. L. Bush
Rebekahs
H. J. Chassell
Church Services Announced for Friday and Sunday
Rev. J. M. Brown will conduct Friday evening services at the Tower school house. Sunday services are set for the Tower la. w. at la, the Russell schoolhouse at 3 p.m., and in Hulett at 7 30 p.m.
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J. M. Brown
Tower
la. W
Russell
Hulett
First Snow Storm Lowers Attendance From Usual Levels
Report notes the season's first snow storm reduced attendance to 17 with 56 cemetery collection. Aims to welcome new Kuss Storm, Spe.
Crook County Notes and Local Notables
Gonza Mudd samples corn yielding about 60 bushels per acre. Mrs Rowe LaGest P T Beauchamp John and Mary Seely finish homestead proofs. Grant Bay visits Spearfish with daughter Miriam for winter school. Fire Insurance ad from Firemen's Fund Co. Gard Gunderson and others from Rocky Point attend final proof matters. Glassburn’s qualifications noted for county books inspection. Rheta Thain announces candidacy for county superintendent.
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Gonza Mudd
Big Dance at the Tower Store Saturday
An October seventh store event features a big dance at the Tower Store with music by M. K.Siott and Mise Peari LaeGest. The evening promises lively entertainment and local participation.
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Tower
M. K.siott
Mise Peari LaeGest
Black horse team to reclaim at Deep Creek ranch
Taken up at my ranch on Deep Creek a well matched team of black horses branded on the left thigh. Owner may recover by paying for ad and pasture. J O McDonald, Donald Wyoming.
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Deep Creek
J.O. McDonald
Donald
Wyo
For Sale Six Mules By B F Engle Alva Wyoming
Six mules available from B F Engle in Alva Wyoming. One six months old, three three-year-olds last spring, four two-year-olds last spring, two at fifteen hands high. Cash terms or on time to suit purchaser.
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B. F. Engle
Alva
Wyo
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U.S. Court
H. E. Frost
Belle Foureche
H. Chittim
Livestock and General
Sales Conductcik
Globe Office
Jess Benson
John Youngman
Cap Storm
Cap
Sam Tate
Chet Moore
Moore
Pearl Strong
Bill Fowlkes
Bill
Whities
John Linch
Moore Cemetery
House
Washington
Mondell
West
North Bear Lodge
Fred Sutton
Wye
Amma
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
Aladdin
Hulett Express Office
Chaffin's Barn
D. A. Ryland
Rock Island
Donald Doings
Oak Creek
Mac’s
E. F. McCollough
Betis
Hier
Ed Allen
Matt Baker
OAK Creek Notes
M. Barlean
Mr. Adams
Belle
Bear Lodge
Church Services
Kuss Storm, Spe
J. Rundell
George Jones
Wilbur Voorheis
Rockypoint
Glassburn
Crook
Rheta Thain
Ernest A. Oslan
S. Dai
Lena Langton
Interior Department
Roy V. Foy
Hayes VaNrs
Pipe & Fittk
Anlett, WY
Fred W. Glatt
Tides End Rovers
Buidence, Wyoming
Alva Hall
Terhune Orchestra
B. P. Colvin
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Aladdin Mercantile Company
Hulett Roller Mills
Mulett
L. J. Schiller
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