Ferrell Findings and Rural Notes on Local Life
This item records threshing reports and unsettled grain outcomes, a Bruner house dance canceled by bad weather, and snowfall that morning. It notes cattle shipments, plans to finish fall work before Christmas, a County Commissioner vote preference for John Marchant, and a post office change with B S Butterfield taking charge. It mentions Ridge visits, Maple Bro winter sheep work, and local social commentary on candidates and governance.
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Bruner Echoo House
Mre
Cameron
Grangere
John
Marchant
Robi. Warner
Globe
John Marchent Republican candidate for commissioner
John Marchent born in England in 1846. He trained as a flour miller then coal miner and superintendent. He moved to Chadron Nebraska in 1880, then Aladdin Wyoming in 1898, later ranching near Oak Creek. A lifelong public-spirited man, he seeks public office as a commissioner.
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John Marchant
England
Walea
United States
Chadron
Neb
Aladdin
Wyoming
Oak Creek
Marchant
Perry Named Democratic House Candidate From Gillette
The Democratic nominee for the House of Representatives is D. Perry born October 18 1867 in McDonough county Illinois. He grew up on a farm and trained as a printer joining the McDonough Democrat and later Galena Illinois. He published the Gillette News for the past fifteen years with his family residing on a nearby homestead. A public spirited man, he has long studied politics and public affairs and holds roles in Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Eagles and the Gillette school board.
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D. Perry
Gillette
Perry
House of Representatives
McDonough County
Illinois
Bushnell
Printer's Union
Galeborg
Ill
Verry
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Praternal Order of Eagles
Aladdin News Notes Local Visitors and Ranch News
Allen Coffey of Alva visited Aladdin this week. Cattle dealer Adrian Hewen of Sundance sold cattle to Wm Reynolds who shipped them to Laramie Wyoming. A republican meeting is set for October 2 at the Aladdin schoolhouse with speakers M Nichols and Charles K. Winters.
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Department
Ies
Interior
U. Sla
Sunmer
Te Ing
Seite Ee
Wyoming
Inalett Rook Coun Oming
Ney
Sundance
Eee
Edward W. Joley
Robert V. Saer
Eamning
Weaver
James E. Rooth
Hulett
Ronine
Port Register
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Oming
George W. Lawrence
Hulett, Croonanny
Yoesing
Herman H. Gundereon
U. S
Ebenezar B. Proctor
Christopher C. Storm
John Youngman
Albert Lawrence
A. E. Hoyt
Allen Coffey
Alva
Aladdin
Robi. Milliken
F. H. Mann
H.C. Wing
Adrian Hewen
Wm. Reynolds
Lual
Wyo
Fred Aikman
Oak Creek
E. B. Walker
Iowa
M. Nichols
Charion K. Winters
Charles K. Winters
Forest News Roundup from Forest District
Mise LePainteur and Mise webb prepare a new house near completion. Mr Neece injured in a bronka mixup. Chep Trouble shipped cattle. Haskins and Barrow haul oats to Empire Sheep Co. Ervin Richard’s family visited. Willson from Beavers Creek came to see them. P V Wella returns with thrashing machine and jobs to thrash. Forest School children and teacher had a lively Friday noon. a porcupine was killed. John Sherrard’s hunting accident injured his horse with a Jonan in BOUL wry. gun accidentally discharged. Drews goods sale reduced from 19 outs to 1.60 per yard at Pearson & Young.
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Forest
U. HM
Haskins
Joe Barrow
Empire Shieep Co
Ben
Ervin Richard
Mee
Walt Willson
Beavers Creek
Erwin Richarda
P. V. Wella
Forest School
John Sherrard
Boul Wry
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Tober
General Land Office
Levi. R. Davis
W. KB. Tinkeom
Charles Hardy
John Marchent
Aladdin News
J. A. WOOD @ CO
Beaver Creek
Belle Fourche
Chattin
Halett-Aladdin
PIA
Powell & Bostwick
Mise LePainteur
Mise Webb
Mr. Neece
Bronka
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