Crook County Notes and Community Happenings
Dr Clarenbach of Sundance treated Mrs Sipes after a barb wire cut with blood poisoning suspected. Ole Grende plans to return to Crook County this fall. J M Bowser and D G Ells bury planned cattle shipments but postponed to the 30th. Talks of building a public hall near Hillebury. Mail carrier delays due to Aladdin train. Local visits and travels noted including Miss Pearl Reed and Miss Leimgruber s school event at Bruner school house. A farm institute and school program with a basket lunch auction to fund an organ. Various residents’ arrivals, health notes, and land business with The Northwestern Land Co. at Belle Fourche. Several town arrivals, travel to Spearfish, and local farm plans referenced. Public school program and Institute announcements prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarenbach
Sundance
O'Connor Mill
J. M. Bowser
D. G. Ellsbury
Hillebury Places
Miss Reed
Spearfish
Pearl Reed
W. A. Weaver
Crook County
Samuel Linch
Mr. Linch
Northwestern Land Co
Belle Fourche
Notice of subscription renewal and service discontinuation
A notice stating that the subscriber's Globe newspaper will be discontinued unless a renewal order is received. It warns that failure to respond means non-renewal and that the paper will stop with this issue unless the recipient indicates they want the Globe.
Pretty wedding at the Cameron ranch near Farrall
Miss Myrtle L. Cameron and Richard Crago wed at high noon on October 20, 1909 with Rev Klein of Sun Dance Methodist Church officiating. About fourteen guests attended including Judge and Mrs Nichols of Sundance. The newlyweds will reside on the Cameron family ranch. Mr Crago praised for his character and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Cameron
Farrall
Myrtle L. Cameron
Richard Crago
Klein
Sundance
Mr. Crago
Miss Cameron
Farmer's Institute Tour Arrives in Hulett November First
State Director J. D. Towar leads a Farmer's Institute program in Hulett on Monday afternoon and evening November 1 with two to three guest speakers. He tours Wyoming to spark countywide institutes and boost farming enthusiasm. Also noted are +Sun Dance speaking date, Mrs. Ed Miller's operation, a trade offer for Illinois land, and local social notes including Ripley hall dance on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
State University At
Laramie
J. R. Joana
Ballenger
Texas
Mr. Jeans
J. R. Padgett
Mr. Padgett
N. H. Melton
Danville
Ill
Mr. Melton
Harry Haines
Chicago
J. D. Towar
Farmer’s Institutes
Towar
Sundance
Ed Miller
Illinois
Halett
Gunderson
Roberts
Virginia
Ripley Hall
Hulett Community Notes Include Visits and Local Business
Local residents report travel to Sundance Tar kio Mo and Lead for business and visits. Mrs Burns returns from Deadwood Hospital to improve slowly while Lucile Tinkcom receives care. George Benner buys a relinquishment in Deadwood area and Nellie Benner plans filing on land. A note of wheat harvest readiness and a Nov 5 dance at Ripley hall concludes the week. Notice to creditors for Mrs Mary Bates estate sets six month claim period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Christian
Tarkio
S. E. Burns
Mrs. Burns
Deadwood Hospital
Hulett
George Benner
Nellie
Deadwood
Dak
Miss Benner
Fred Selby
Mary Bates
Mary Brooksbanks
H. L. Sims
M. L. Gordon
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Sundance
Wyoming
Henry M. Pitman
Carlile
Crook County
Wyo
Township
William H. Rich
Conrad McKenzie
George Carr
William Zimmernchs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willie Smith
Cotten
Mr. Cotten
August Johnscn
Sioux Falls
North Divide
Celia Kelly
Normal
Norma
B. E. Seeley
Heggens
A. Johnson
Chamber
Farmer's Institute
Crago
Cameron
Madison Dagger
Tower Pos
Marshall
Mies Truax
John West
Baldwin Pianos
Lee Kesler
Chesney Baker
Beatrice Chittim
Misa
Mr. Johnson
Arilla Guy
Urashima
M. Baker
B. Brosa
Eva Byrd
Teddie Madding
Dexter Gunderson
Anna
Humphries
Boatman Song
Chaplin
Farmer’s Institute In
Asher Knepper
Wm. Shier
W. F. Hill
Lead
Hattie Kelly
Sage Brush
Lucile Tinkcom
John Mikesell
Fawndale
Mr. Mikesell
Dakota
S. Dak
U. & Land Office
Tne Woodring
Aladdin
Yoming
P. M
A. FE. Hoyt
Register
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