Local notes from Spearfish and Farrall area fall updates
Jay Haines wrapped up his fall farming, James Wilkerson builds a barn for Harve Wood, and J M Bowser plans a move to Town this month. Roads are fine with dust swept by wind, Mrs A Meeker visits, Frank Warner returns to work, cattle shipments ahead, oars scarce, Charley Johnson ill, Ellsbury matriarch dies at 87, box social planned to aid the Ellsbury school library. The Ellsbury baby weighed three pounds, correction issued. Butterfields lease the school section south of here to avoid fencing losses. The cold snap hits the locals, potato logs suffer, and Farrall school began its first month with 26 pupils, 19 average attendance, four students perfect attenders. Emma Leimgtuber teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bowser
A. Meeker
Spearfish
Henry Ellsbury
Ellsbury
Frank Warner
Harve Wood
Charley Johnson
Aladdin
Farrall
Charley
Henry Ellabury
Alice Jones
Willie Butterfield
James O'Connor
Rouida Wood
Emma Leimgtuber
Registration lottery rides and railroad profits praised
The author derides government land lotteries as a sham guiding gullibles to official registration points. Affidavits declare entry, but the system benefits railroads and officials, while the public accepts it as legitimate. Only about four registrations per claim and high per acre costs follow the supposed drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Barnum
Robbin’s crew finishes thrashing and moves to Buffalo Basin
The Robbin’s thrashing crew completed work on Red water then returned home for repairs before moving to Buffalo Basin for several jobs. This ends their thrashing for fall. Fred Fitz found water at 265 feet with ample supply. Mrs. Effie Hauer moves to her homestead south of John Bunney’s place. Oak Creek thrashers all finished last week. Alfred Nelson’s Swedish nephew arrived last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbin
Redwater
Buffalo Basin
Fred Fitz
Effie Hauer
John Bunney
Oak Creek
Alfred Nelson
Sweden
Local Community Notes From Hulett And Surrounds
Miss Sylva Pecht attends school in Hulett while Mrs. W. A. Ripley employs Bessie Fischer. Neighbors dig potatoes. frosted ones found. Al Ogle and wife of Courtland visited Owen Conley last week. Mrs. A. R. Simon aided Mrs. Ripley with cleaning last Tuesday. L. L. White and mother visited R. W. Rekestraw last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Miner at Moorcroft plan two bands of sheep. Bill Thorn shot a large white wolf feared to kill stock. Rewards totaling 100 dollars offered. Bill continues on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylva Pecht
Hulett
Bessie Fischer
W. A. Ripley
al Ogle
Courtland, Kan
Owen Conley
A. R. Simon
L. L. White
R. W. Rekestraw
Miner
Moorcroft
Bill Thorn
Bill
Hulett Wyoming a Promising Inland Town Ad for Growth
An advertisement extolls Hulett as a thriving commercial town in Wyoming at the Bear Lodge foothills near Devil's Tower. It urges travelers via Belle Fourche and Aladdin to visit, promising merit, prosperity, and opportunities for new settlers who relocate to the Hulett country.
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Hulett
Belle Fourche
S. D
Belle Fourche River
Bear Lodge Mountains
Devil’s Tower
Hulet
Aladdin
Wyoming
Ebulett
Miller Creek Gossip Notes and Local Moves
The report covers visits and travels around Miller Creek area. F Hapton and others met the Kellys in Moorcroft after their Kanai trip. J B Lebo delivered cattle to market. R W Garman and Dagger Fordyce feature in local outings. A minor freeze damaged unharvested potatoes but overall crop was ample. Dora Clark and Edith Fordyce socialized. Mort Boden built a stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebo
R.W. Garman
Moorcroft
Mrs. Ogle
Chas. Warford
H. O. Warford
Literary program and basket supper at Hulett school
A literary program by the papile of the Hulett school followed by a basket supper will be held Friday evening October 29. Proceeds go toward purchasing an organ for the new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett School
We Supply Whatever Papers You Need
A vendor claims to fulfill any combination of papers and documents customers desire. The offer highlights customization and rapid fulfillment for varied requests.
Notice to readers about settling accounts for paper delivery
All knowing themselves indebted to me will please call and settle at once. Do not ask me to renew your old paper, as I cannot carry it over for you.
Kiel Arrives to Settle for Winter on Fred Boyce Farm
F. H. Kiel arrived last Friday and plans to make his home in this country while settling in at the Fred Boyce place. David Crawford and Irene Tate visited Belle Fourche this week and called on Sam and Nell Tate. In Sheridan the Daily Enterprise backed Peter Reynolds for mayor over J. H. Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Kiel
Fred Boyce
David Crawford
Irene Tate
Belle Fourche
Sam
Nell Tate
Qat
Sheridan
Daily Enterprise
Peter Reynolds
J. H. Burgess
For Sale Two Good Brood Ons at Gunderson Pawn
Two brood hens offered for sale at Gunderson Pawn in Dale. Buyer urged to act now for a solid investment with proper care this year. Price is right and viewable by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawndale
Gunderson
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Jay Haines
James Wilkerson
Grangere
T. Barham
W. E. Cinkcom
H. Chittim
Inter Mountain Globe
George Congleton
Chattin
Crade
J.C. Eccles
Peter Schuttler
Wagons
John Deere
Manaimo
British Columbia
Wm. Quinn
Mr. Quinn
Mr. Port
Miller Creek
F. Hapton
W. D. Kelly
Kanai
Pearson & Youngman Hulett
U. S. Land Office
Sundance
Warne
New Coal Land
Rial
James T. Craig
Butte County
South Dakota
Acta of Congress
Hoyt
Coal Land
Helle Fourche
Nwigaw
A. E. Hoyt
Hazardaye
P.M
Wood Hall
William J.wood
N. Gilluture Moyle
Hulett Lodge
No. 4
Antee
A. Brown
Hulett, Wyo
Land Office
Cola W. Shepard
R. Loomis
Keerer
Rk, c. Mnode
Sundance, Wyoming
Arroriges
W. Baker
Hubert
M. L. Gordon
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