County Conventions Set the Stage for Local Races
Read of Republican and Democrat county conventions held in the area. Nominations were made for senator, representatives, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, attorney, superintendent, coroner, surveyor and two- and four-year county commissioners. Notable names include J. Nichols, A. Hoyt, O. A. Spielman, F. Baker, E. Wakeman, E. Noble, Cleo Hichardson, Janes Heide, Tinkcom, Wood, Harve Lincoln, J. Farrel, Nettie Truax, David Ellebury, Nils Nilson, Shorty McKimmey, Calvert, Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neck of the Woods
Nichols
John Farris
A. E. Hoyt
L. R. Davia
H. J. Chassell
A. W. Storm
J. R. Padgett
Judge Stevens
H. O. Hawkine
ig_buoch
Threa
Wate
Sheriff
O. A. Spielman
John Thorn
Beavers
W. J. Wood
Harve Lincoln
P. Ricketts
J. C. Evans
Joe Farrel
Will Eaton
Ella Sohlredt
T.J. Vore
Nettie Truax
David Ellebury
Lee Mulholland
Lee Leeman
George Reid
Nils Nilson
Shorty McKimmey
C. L. Calvert
Ed Fitch
Farrall News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Change
C O Ripley sold Harve Woods 100 hogs and Meadows family moved to Belle Fourche for winter. Postmaster keeps fresh fruit for sale. Hunters report no deer this fall. Candidates campaign for four weeks as locals discuss. Mrs N Williams and daughter from Idaho visiting Burl Robinette family. Mrs Robinette plans to return to Idaho. Smith Folsom sold all real estate to a So Dak party. old settlers named. Wyoming fall weather arrives. W F and Ralph Smith sold 70 cattle to M Cutten. Ripley to Lincoln for school. Harvey Woods again in charge of sawmill and store with O Connor Bros. Rev Daily preached at Aladdin. church plans possible. Aladdin needs a church most in Crook Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyve
Smith Folsom
Dak Folsom
G. M. Goodson
W. F. Smith
Wyoming
W. F
Ralph Smith
M. Cutten
Donald Doings and Local Happenings
The piece notes scarce news after the primary with many seeking county positions over the next two years. Deep Creek plans a full slate on both sides while L Mowrey builds a Pine Creek bridge. McDonald's mill finishes a Big Bend job and will move to his ranch. Local events include speakers Saturday and Mrs Gunderson’s recital Friday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Creek
L. M. Mowrey
Pine Creek
Bob Waddington
Prune van
Donald
McDonald's Mill
Big Bend
McDonald's
Ripley's Hall
Republicans nominate full ticket in New Haven
The Republicans nominated a full ticket in New Haven with H. L. Willson for Justice of the Peace Wm Nelson for Constable and Fred Rathburn for Road Supervisor. A baseball tournament by Rocky Point New Haven and Bear Lodge Cubs teams is planned for Oct 15 and 16 with a Willson hall dance on Oct 15. A New Haven Telephone Company formed by locals meets Oct 31 with Jake Hauber as president and H. L. Willson among trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Harrington
John Smith
Alva
Johnny Madding
Virgil
New Haven
H. L. Willson
Justice of the Peace
Wm. Nelson
Fred Rathburn
Rocky Point
Bear Lodge
Cubs
New
Forest Leaves and Local Happenings Text
Mr Russel has new house plastered. Mrs Sam Wooldridge cares for ill sister Mrs Jacobs. Louis Callquist and wife plan a coast trip next Thursday. Wm Horlocker attended last Saturday's convention. Born to Mr and Mrs Will Jacobs a baby girl last Wednesday who died the same day. We offer sincere sympathy. Cubs and two others invited to New Haven for next weekend, with bedding for a lively time. Some youths drink and cause fights, one reportedly last Saturday night. Jas Wilkerson visited family after spring away, returning with daughter Okie via Belle Fourche to Hulett and Spearfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Russel
Sam Wooldridge
Mrs. Jacobs
Will Jacobs
Little Cubs
New Haven
Jas, Wilkerson
Upton
Wyo
Indiana
Okie
Belle
Fourche
Hulett
Local Notes On Purchases Moves And Mishaps
Frank Pearson bought a milk cow from E. M. Campbell. Chas Pearson finishes a new house and moves in. Jimmie Nilson, son of Nils Nilson, was hurt badly after a fall from a bank. Otto Sunblad and Olander Giertz traveled to Sundance for business last Sunday. Matt Whalen’s house on his homestead burned Saturday. fire origin unknown. Coyotes are abundant. residents hope for a good bounty to reduce their numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pearson
E. M. Campbell
Chas. Pearson
Jimmie Nilson
Nils Nilsson
Otto Sunblad
Olander Giertz
Sundance
Matt Whalen
Purchase of Sundance Monitor by Perry and Vore
Last Tuesday E S Perry editor of the Gillette News and T J Vore democratic candidate for Clerk of Courts completed the purchase of the Sundance Monitor from Joe Lytle. The sale hints at political implications to unfold. The paper stays with Lytle until October Lith with Perry promising nonpartisan operation once a competent manager is in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Perry
Gillette News
T. J. Vore
Clerk of Courts
Sundance Monitor
Joe Lytle
Monitor
Lytle
Perry
Yore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Afyc
Ca Iy
E. E. Wakeman
Ed Port
Wakeman
E. E. Noble
Mise Cleo Hichardson
Blatt
Fox
Shaffer
M. ©. Roberts
Dave Darlington
J. L. Bostwick
C. Darkee
D. van Meter
C. Durkee
Janes Heide
E. C. Bowman
A. O. Banks
J. Finch
Robin Wilson
Ed Odell
Janes Hejde
A. A
W. E. Tinkcom
George Smith
Tinkcom
Farkall
C. O. Ripley
Harve Woods
Mr. Meadows
Belle Fourche
N. Williams
Ole Grenely
Mr. Williams
Idaho
Burl Robinette
Farrall
George Ripley
Lincoln
Neb
George
Harvey Woods
O'Connor Bros
Harve
Donald Doings
C. L. Clark
Wm. Parke
Trail Creek
K. E. Chaplin
Aladdin
LaCrosse
Wis
Louis Callquist
Wm Horlocker
Crook County
Union
Sarl
Sforefe
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