TIDINGS SUMMARY OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS
W P Ewing made a business trip to Moorcroft Sunday. Ed Seig helps C H Hoback this week on his new residence. E E Kendall spent Sunday with aunt Mrs Fred Davidson. Farmers are digging potatoes this week and report good yields. Mary Godfrey visits in Slnlett with Mrs John Stull. Ed Seig and Mrs. Seig entertain friends Saturday night. John Wood Earl Wood D C Cook and Perry Geiger traveled from this area to Spearfish for apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ewing
Moorcroft
Ed Seig
C. H. Hoback
E. E. Kendall
Fred Davidson
Mary Godfrey
Slnlett
John Stull
John and Earl Wood
D. C. Cook
Perry Geiger
Steve Mahoney
Lowell
Alva
Ben Mahoney
Belle Fourche
Dilger Brothers
Local Notes from Belle Fourche and Area
BEAR LODGE picks up J. D. Adair gathering cattle for Robi Cools. Mr C. J. Derrickson was a business caller in Belle Fourche last week. Miss Theo Derrickson traveled to Belle Fourche for dental work. Farmers busy threshing grain and beans. Fred Pannel hosts a farmer. Fred Groat puts in logs at E. E. Sims sawmill and plans a new ranch home. James H. Bates flew to Green Mountain to fetch a cook for Clay Massie’s family amid whooping cough. H. L. Sims finished a neat garage with a new Dodge. carpenter continues adding to the house. The Massies depart for Oklahoma for health reasons this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lodge
J. DD. Adair
C. J. Derrickson
Belle Fourche
Theo Derrickson
Fred Pannel
Fred Groat
E. E. Sims
James H. Bates
Green Mountain
Clay Massie
H. L. Sims
Water users urged to prove beneficial use of rights
The Superintendent of Water Division No. 2 will hear proof of beneficial use and appropriation from permit holders in Sundance on October 11 12 Hulett October 15 16 Moorcroft October 18. Claimants must show ditches completed and land irrigated within the State Engineer time and bring water right papers with witness to certify facts. Land descriptions and acres irrigated per forty acre tract required. A 2.00 fee per proof. each ditch needs separate proof. James Scrivner Supt. water Div. No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundance
Hulett
Moorcroft
James Scrivner
Forest Ranger exam prep opens in Deadwood on Oct 24 1917
Preparations under way for a Forest Ranger examination at Deadwood on October 24 1917. The written test covers lumbering grazing farming ranching mining surveying and construction with rating based on education and experience. Passing applicants are certified for appointment by the Forest Service. Opportunities in the Black Hills are strong due to growing work and dwindling eligible lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
United States Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Black Hills
Public School Notes in Hulett District
Delvert Richards shows heart trouble while three high school boys teach manual training this week. Visitors included Mrs. Gunderson Mrs. Veach and Irene Guthrie. Primary has 2 perfect attendances in month intermediate 14 and high school 21. A $500 reward offered for finding Harold Chittim’s corner book. Hulett High beat Alva 23 to 6 at Educational Guild game. Alva not practiced yet. Mader sale ads feature prime abes and goods. Clark Brothers bought sheep Tuesday. Leo Harshfield went to Deadwood to see his ill mother. Woxen’s sale next Tuesday urged. Follow Hul ett pace for business-like school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chittim
Irnie Wells
Hulett
Educational Guild
Alva
Hulett Alva
Clark Brothers
Leo Harshfield
Deadwood
Public sale closes out all items at advertised terms
A. W. Weaver offers a closing out sale with every article sold regardless of bid. George Tuttle and family return from North Dakota trip. Aladdin Poultry Market continues operations seeking poultry and will pay highest market price. u5-21 Mrs Frank Houtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Weaver
George Tuttle
North Dakota
Aladdin
Frank Houtz
E P Storm Horse Brand at Poison Creek Range
A terse notice identifies the owner as E P Storm with a horse brand on the right thigh. Location cited is the Poison Creek range and the mailing address P O New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P
Storm Horse
Poison Creek
P.O
New Haven
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