Oak Creek News Highlights and Local Moves
Oak Creek notes report Bailey's two carloads of sheep bound for eastern markets and visits to Minnesota kin. Morrells plan to sell out and leave town. Mrs Jones heads to Sheridan to care for a ill father. Local thrashing with Phillips-Waddington machine. new grandson for Dan Hoy. Fred Cole secures homestead proof east of town. Mrs Ripley recovering. families plan Seattle exposition visit. Editorial on Acres of Diamonds urges resource-based growth. railroads coming to Hulette region. Local travel and market inquiries draw outsiders. roads improving. Bachgett and West tied to pianos. For sale items include horses and cattle. trade offers for Hulett area farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Creek
Will Bailey
Minnesota
Ed Bailey
New York State
P. Morrell
J. Jones
Sheridan
Mike Barlean
Dan Hoy
Jack Frost
Beef shipments and local rancher moves in Hulett area
Morgan Hulett of Hulett Wyoming returns from Omaha after three beef shipment trips totaling nine cars with one more trip planned. KR Padgett moves household to the T L ranch on the Little Missouri to operate sheep ranching. August Johnson and son install a rock walk for the Fawn Lake basement barn, homesteading locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Hulett
Hulett
Wyo
Omaha
J. KR. Padgett
T L
Missouri
Mr. Padgett
August Johnson and Son
Hulett Heralds Health and Plenty in Town Saying
Hulett residents celebrate a period of health and plenty as community leaders tout growing services and agricultural abundance. Local officials highlight improving clinics and market availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Morgan Hulett Returns with Cattle Shipment
Found two ladies gloves and one pair black mittens in the post office lobby. Owner may claim by visiting the post office and paying for this advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Cad
Globe advertisement promote Hulett growth and investment
The text urges using the Globe newspaper to attract residents and investors to Hulett and Crook County. It emphasizes local loyalty, advertising reach beyond county lines, and the paper as proof of a progressive town. Readers are asked to share copies to generate interest and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Globe
The
Crook County
Farm Institute to Be Held in Hulett by Towar
State Director J. D. Towar of the Farmer’s Institutes travels across the state to spur interest in county institutes. He will be joined by two or three speakers in Hulett on Monday afternoon and evening, with a tour continuing to Sunlance on Tuesday for another talk. Attendees are urged to plan attendance to support the aim of yearly institutes in every county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Towar
Farmer's Institutes
Hulett
Towar
Sunlance
Ripley Ball Set For October 22 in Town
The notice notes a big ball at Ripley on October 22 as the season of heightened fire danger. It warns not to overlook the insurance matter and directs inquiries to Gunderaun for insurance. H H Kiehl left for Sioux Falls last Sunday via Spearfiah to repair winter setups on the Fred Boyce purchased property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Ball
Gunderaun
H. H. Kiehl
Sioux Falls
Fred Boyce
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Wyoming
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Robi Tate
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Lee Dobson
Merced
California
Wayne Chiesman
Fremont
Nebr
Butte County
Belle Fourche Bee
Jim Storm
Sarah
Fred B. Cole
Fred
Willard Ripley
Belle Mourche
Mra. Weaver
Huleft Country
Seattle Exposition
Puacitlo
A. L. Ripley
Mr. Gage
Grice & Gage
Myr Gage
Mopitor
Russell Conwell
Hulet Country
Northwest
Storm
Kansas
Humbolt
Billy Proctor
J. M. Cole
Yakima Valley
Washington
Charley Baggett
Spearfish Valley
John West
Baldwin Pianos
Kenneth Rogers
Oklahoma
Country
Hattie M. Kelley
George Hodges
Illinois
Gunderson
Mra
Lavell
Dak
Billa
Ripley's Hall
FF. Dent
Farmer’s Institute In
Halett
Clara Hedrick
Bertram Waddell
Globe Office
FOX
Addi
Wyoming Typewriter Exchange
West
17Th St
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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