Wyoming Woolgrowers Benefit From Tax Cuts in 1910
New tax figures show Wyoming sheep numbers rose by 874 112 head from 1908 to 1910 while total state and county taxes on sheep fell by 11 684 15. Tax per head dropped from 5 cents in 1908 to about 3 684 cents in 1910. Cattle valuations rose and overall tax distribution shifted, with broader relief for smallholders and heavier charges on railroads and Carey properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Richards
Carey
Laramie
Converse
Natrona
Local Ranches and Farmers Activity Report
Union Iterl Mr Laney shipped cattle last week while Laura Clerk was away on the divide. L L White dug potatoes for Campstool. Harry Kiefer made a flying trip to Moorcroft last Thursday. Will Canzleman visited Moorcroft after a load of groceries. Hannah Kelly looked for a building site on her ranch. Mia and Willie Johnson with husband arrived at Miller Creek ranch last Wednesday. A R Simon and son Joe broke horses for Miss Klundell south of Miller Creek. Jacob Lebo and Mia Lepainteurl seen near leading a brank. Mark Gordon and two sisters mowed briefly and stopped. The Parkus girls moved calves and sheep to their own ranch. The girls are starting in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Clerk
L. L. White
Harry Kiefer
Moorcroft
Crook County
Will Canzleman
Hannah Kelly
Jacob Lebo
Mias Lepainteur
Mark Gordon
Ituno
Parkus
Beav er Creek Man Fends Off Coyot e With Club
Louis Johnson chased a coyote after his large shepherd dog engaged the animal. He reached the scene and despatched the thief with a club, ending the mêlée.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Chicken Thief
Cattle Shipment Plans and Local Visits at Buppalo Basin
At Buppalo Basin cattle shipments are expected this week with traders routing stock from the region. A visit from Robi Cook's brother and nephew was noted at his home, while Chas Parrett and his wife called on Mr FE G Barrett last week. Mrs Wm Lawler anticipates returning from Seattle by month’s end as dense smoke persists and another large fire was reported nearby. James Dyce went to collect horses he previously purchased from EB Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi
Cook
Chas. Parrett
FE. G. Barrett
James Dyce
EB. G. Barrett
Butte Area Notes On Ranching and Travel
Local items report Maw with a lame foot Hoback shipping cattle Hazelbaker visitors at Bryant’s Brown passing Moorcroft Huuber heading to Moorcroft for Texas parties Knepper visitors near Moorcroft Bant dr and Okee from Rockypoint supplying in town Tate pair to Moorcroft for corn Tate waterbound in Missouri before winter Hotchkien buys Clark ranch near Ridge Mont praised as a prime stock location Tot kiss praised for acquisition
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John Bant
John Okee
Rockypoint
C. L
Jack Tate
Moorcroft
Mr. Tate
Missouri
Tom Hotchkien
Harry Clark
Mr. Clark
Ridge
Mont
My. Tot Kiss
Local notes from Farrall and surrounding towns
Frank Warner works for postmaster Butterfield while B S Butterfield and D Frost ship cattle to Omaha. The Harvey Wood family plans to move to Aladdin as several cattle buyers purchase stock. Miss Creta Wood is shaken but uninjured after a horse accident en route to Spearfish. A county fair booth impresses in La Crosse, Wis. and Theron Hooker and Grace McDaniel wed near Belle Fourche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warner
Butterfield
B.S. Butterfield
D. Frost
Omaha
Harvey Wood
Aladdin
Miss Creta Wood
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Wyoming Mercantile
Wyo
Ilsley
Sundance
Hoyt Wysming
Sioner
W.l.vercoe, M. D. Ear
Deadwood and
Lead
W. Main St
Lead, S. D
R. C. Hnode
Sundance, Wyoming
E. C. Raymond
Hulestt
Hulett
A. J. Hnight
Bank
Gust Hardt
Hulett Hotel
Nichols & Nettelhorst
Ite
Ife Insurance
Borland Brothers Auctioneers
Globe Office
Hulett State Bank
Hulett Wyoming
Fred W. Blatt
Keignton
Hulett Land & Cattle Co
J. H. Chittim Hulett
N.G. Gweres Hulett
Kanye
Diuckiall
Union Iterl
Mr. Laney
Mia
Willie Johnson
Husband
Miller Creek
A. R. Simon
Son Joe
Anns Klundell
Mre C. R. Wright
Chep Tromble
Glarence Cleveland
Belle Fourche
George Butts
Ross Butts
Jack Cramer
Ethyl Guthrie
Tucker Proctor
John Cark
Sherman Brimmer
Grandma Brimmer
Wm. Horlocker
Beaver Creek
B. F Engle
Samuel Miller
Stephen Morris Place
Will Daling
Mother
Alva
Mrs. Bear
Buppalo Basin
Wm Lawler
Seattle
Butte
Mr. Maw
H. Hoback
Mrs. Henry Hazelbaker
Mr. Bryant
Mr. Blankenship
L. A. Brown
Chas. Huuber
Texas
Mrs. Asher Knepper
Mrs. Knepper
Cambrics
Overshoes Loggins Pants
Queensware
Tinware
Hamilton Brown
Studebaker
Lenney, and Clark
Kentucky
Pearson & Yvoundman
Rorolo
Farkall
Merton Ellsbury
W. F Smith
T E Monitor
Joe
Lanning’s Hall
Chin Tuvie
Furrall
Geo, Reid
G. M
Goodson
Dave Ellsbury
Farrall
O'Connor Brow
Nottie Prax
B.C. Noble
George Ruguless
South Dakota
Nebraska
Theron GC. Hooker
Grace McDaniel
Belle Fourcche
Kothen
Loyd Bailey
Bob
Llewellyn
KB. E. Chaplin
Mra. Chaplin
Mra
E. Chaplin
la Crosse
Wis
Chaplin
E. K B. Chaplin
A. J. Moline
A. W. Storm
Judge Carey
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Mary Severson
Bertha
Algney
Geapeland
W. K. Somer
U.S
George A. Bergren
John Gleason
Ernest Johnson
Fred P. Bergren
Joe Lytle
Bowister
U. $ Land Office
Myrtle B. Caterrow
Myrtle Ke, Hulett
Range
Herman BH
Guadernon
United States
Willian J. Jolley
Edward W. Jolley
Vaughen K. Ackermian
Kkhuluka
Clarence Kyeur
Wyout
Jon Lytle
Register
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