New Haven News Roundup Including Travel and School
New Haven hosts visitors John Wilkie and James Storm Jr while residents like George Oliver and S. J. Stull freight goods to Albion Mont and Lightning Flats. Fay Dennies plans to live with Mrs. Jas. Storm and attend New Haven school this winter as crops such as cabbage and potatoes are listed. Dancing is set for Oct 16 with A Rathburn and E Music renting the hall for the season after a well attended dance on the 2nd. The community awaits threshing with C L Clark’s rebuilt separator and L Whit driving a large tractor to supply power next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Miss Offvl
Colorado
Fay Dennies
Jas. Storm
E. Vertree
Hulett
A. Rathburn
E. Music
C. L. Clark
L. Whit
Local Notes On People And Travel This Week
Snow fell again Sunday night. Lawrance Cochran lost a fine mare this week. Dave Crawford works for Earl Wood. Rev. J. M. Brown visited Moore school last Thursday. Jake Hauber shipped a car load of cattle to Omaha this week. Men stacked grain for C. L. Tate. Lena Brion was an all night visitor last Monday. Willson, Moore school teacher, went home Friday for Sunday. Mrs. Garman went to Hulett Saturday to spend Sunday and cheer Robert up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrance Cochran
Dave Crawford
Earl Wood
J. M. Brown
Moore School
Jake Hauber
Omaha
C. L. Tate
Lena Brion
Miss Willson
Round-up in Bend country this week with cattle buyers
The roundup centers on Bend country this week as Mat Reedy seeks the Terhune threshers in a few days. Henry Hanseen acted as caller at the W Collins ranch last, while Jack Caffery and his mother took a business trip to Belle Fourche last Sunday. Wilber Newland and Philip Fritspatrick of Colony were buying cattle in the Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Mat Reedy
Terhune
Henry Hanseen
W. Collins Ranch
Jack Caffery
Belle Fourche
Wilber Newland
Philip Fritspatrick
Colony
Head
Local Notes From Oak Creek Area
John O Brien bought Henry Hanseen s saddle and bridle. Lottie Barlean visited in Whizzers Canyon last week. Maude Sims is getting along fine. James Sims and his parents visited J J Nelson. F W Kimball has a fine flock of sheep from Belle Fourche. Henry Hanseen plans to leave for Kansas City to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O' Brien
Henry Hanseen
Lottie Barlean
Whizzers Canyon
Maude Sims
James Sims
J. J. Nelson
F. W. Kimball
Belle Fourche
Kansas City
Local residents undertake varied outings across area
A.C. Woodcock traveled to Sundance on a business trip last week while Hassen and Mitchell thresh on upper Beaver Creek. Many Alva settlers attended Bush's Sunday picnic. Ben Colvin and Fred Blatt flew to Hulett on Saturday. Dillon Ruland, his mother, and Miss Graven visited the Hill last Friday and returned Saturday. Fred Blatt has worked by day surveying and by night fixing his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassen
Mitchell
Beaver Creek
Alva
Bush
Ben Colvin
Fred Blatt
Hulett
Dillon Ruland
Miss Graven
Hille
Forgery Guilty Plea Tied to Sheridan Gambler Probe
In open court at Sheridan a young man with a clean record pleaded guilty to forgery and drew a prison term in Rawlins penitentiary. He claimed gambling in a local saloon drew him to delinquency, while officials found no active gambling in Sheridan. A murder in town sparked calls to curb street vice and question police bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherdan
Rawlins
Sheridan
Democratic Newspapers Rewarded in State
The Carbon County Journal Buffalo Voice and Lusk Herald are praised as durable party anchors in the state. Brer Reid secures the Cheyenne land office register job, Brer White advances toward a U S Senate nomination, and Brer Foreythe is positioned to claim favorable terms for recognition of real newspaper men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County Journal
Buffalo Voice
Lusk Herald
Brer. Reid
Register
Cheyenne Land Office
Brer. White
U. S. Senate
Brer Foreythe
Local School Notes and Freshman Seating Install
Absentees noted due to illness or party. New High School seats arrived and will be installed immediately. Ethel Lawrance had a cart accident but suffered no serious injury. Tenth grade finishes Julius Caesar study. Eighth grade welcomes Hoenshells grammars. Miss Gunderson and Miss Taffner visited. Organ added to primary room aiding opening exercises and marching on examination week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Ethel Lawrance
Julius Caesar
Hoenshell
Miss Taffner
Do Not Give Up Building a Silo This Year
Farmers are urged to start silage work despite delays. Any cured feed like corn fodder can be packed into a silo in fall if dampened, with frost‑sprinkled grain also usable. County Agent W. R. Reeves offers site, plans, and cost help. contact Sundance for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Reeves
Sundance
Belle Post Office Postmaster Change Featured
Mrs. Ella Foy is appointed postmaster for the Belle office and will move the post office to the Foy ranch soon. Mr. Coffey has served as postmaster for several years and resigns to move to Oklahoma. A recent hall dance drew about fifty couples, proving youths will join in merriment under proper conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Tate
Ella Foy
Belle
Foy Ranch
Coffey
Oklahoma
Local Notices and Community Updates From Town West Dakota
Was J. Wood and wife in town at the week's start. James Storm Jr. returned from the south last Friday. For sale first class Lyon and Healey Cornet inquire at Home Office. Mrs K L Bush left for Sheridan for Rebekah Lodge state meeting. Marie Engle's birthday party honored by local youngsters last Saturday. For sale five high grade Poland China boar pigs at Beaver Creek ranch. Prof Deranleau and wife tuned pianos this week. George Grenier attended the Sheridan state I O O F meeting. B F Frazer and Dad Cotton visiting from Spearfish. Frazer's mother ill but recovering. C P Berry from Powder River visiting Storts families. Major Stone attended Bush anniversary. plans winter in California. Robert Todd and wife with boys from Spearfish attended Bush anniversary. four-hour drive from Sundance. County refused saloon licenses. Moorcroft remains dry till January. Frank Haselton and Monroe Nichols applied to operate saloons after January first. Miss Evelyn Taffner arrived from Sheridan to teach Russell school for term. highly recommended. Roads needed. advocates for solid improvements and fewer bridges. call for better roads and restraint on road funds. Question: Whose Globe do you read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon and Healey
George Grenier
Sheridan
I. O. O. F. Lodge
B. F. Frazer
Dad Cotton
Spearfish
Frazer
C. P. Berry
Powder River
Storts
Miller Creek
Major Stone
California
Robert Todd
Sundance
Moorcroft
Frank Haselton
Monroe Nichols
Hogs Dying of Cholera Prompts Return North
Paul Bailey returns to his Missouri home after cholera deaths among hogs in the area. Mr and Mrs John Barlean and children passed through town en route to their Montana home. County Surveyor Blatt set grade stakes on the Hu lett Alzada road with Fred Sutton winning the contract. Prospect for a better road north looks good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bailey
Missouri
John Barlean
Montana
Blatt
Hulett-Alzada
Fred Sutton
Final Proof Deadlines For Western Homesteads Listed
Land receipts urge timely final proof within five to seven year period. Items before Commissioner Gunderson include Oct 18 Rathbun, Rathbun homestead. Oct 18 Clawson, homestead. Oct 19 Stull desert land. Oct 26 Steen, homestead. Land restored for entry under public land laws effective Oct 11 1915 Sundance Wyoming opens for entry Nov 10 1915 at 9 am for Township 54N Range 60W Sections 28-33 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Gunderson
Martin Oliver Rathbun
Homestead
Thomas Alva Clawson
Sylvester J. Stull
Desert Land
Robert J. Steen
United States
United States Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Reward Offer For Information On Trespassers
A $50 reward is offered for information that leads to the conviction of those trapping or trespassing on the premises of ft. W. W. & T. L. Driskill. The notice seeks determent of illegal access and settlement of property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. W. W. & T. L. Driskill
Two young milk cows for sale in Wyoming herd
Two young milk cows, one fresh and one fresh this winter, both first class. Also five young brood sows to bring pigs October 1st. Will go at bargain, Ed Allen Tower Wyo, 373rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargain
Ed Allen
New Store Offers Pest Remedies and Property For Sale
Deeds mortgages and legal papers featured at Gunderson Carbon disulphide products for prairie dogs Cilobrachip and Lees Lice Killer sold at the New Store Also a residence property for sale in Hulett Alva Wyoming 35 41 Elmer Engle News invites readers to use the Globe as the official advertising paper for northern Crook county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Hulett
Elmer Engle
Alva
Wye
The
Globe
Crook County
Rundell Deceased Estate Notice of Administration
State of Jennie KE Rundell Deceased. Letters of administration granted September 1913 to Samuel J. Rundell. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within six months, or be barred. Claims not shown within one year from letters are barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie KE
Rundell
Samuel J. Rundell
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Richardson
W. S. Miller Miller Tavern
Harms, B. B. S
Smiley-Gay Hardware Store
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Nichols & Lytle Lawyers
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U. S. Court
H. E. Prost
Embalmer Wyo
Licenbe NO. 1
Belle Pourche
W. W. Baker
W. Blat
Sundance, Wyoming
Roy V. Foy
Hylett, WY
J.l.b&ostwick
Wyo
L. H. Dewing
Specias
Campair
John Wilkie
Dave Dorsett
Albion Mont
George Oliver
S. J. Stull
Lightning Flats
James Storm Jr
Tex Martin
L. A
Prairie Creek
Ellendale
Big Bend
OAK Creek Notes
A.C. Woodcock
Was. J. Wood
Evelyn Taffner
Russell School
Fire Insurance and the
Fireraam F Fund
Alao Lee
Chas.s. Small
Peat Office
Miller Tavern
W. $. Miller
Bulett, Wyo
Deans
Hud
Fred Suston
Bakett, Wyo
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