Lew Atkinson Hurt in Idaho Wagon Accident
Lew Atkinson of Ridge Montana returned home with supplies and a new lumber wagon. In a hurry to stop fleeing horses he dropped a line, colliding with Joe Couch's buggy near Hantz stables. The wagon tongue broke and Atkinson twisted his ankle, he was taken to a local rooming house and treated, with swelling preventing a cast by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Atkinson
Ridge
Mont
Wilkinson
Hantz
Lew
Joe Couch
Atkinson
Northwest Post
Family News From The Homestead Community
Mrs Zack Thomson returned from New York City last Saturday after a summer posting and bereavement. Louis L Callquist came home from Omaha with improved health after treatment at St Josephs Hospital. Rev Melae preached at the church Sunday in a familiar, resonant voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Thomson
New York City
Zack
Mitchelor
Louis L. Callquist
Omaha
St. Joseph's Hospital
VVV Ranches Sold To H G Weare For Fifty Thousand
Mr Collett announced that H G Weare bought the Western Ranches known as the VVV outfit including lands and cattle for 50000 dollars. The sale ends the era of one of the nation's largest cattle outfits as hundreds of small ranches now occupy the former range.
Planning for Services in Hulett Community
A Sunday service committee plans to call a pastor for Hulett. Rev J M Brown of Canby Minnesota may stay with encouragement, praised for work elsewhere. They urge local growing families and citizens to join in offering Brown a home in Hulett. Jay and Will Clark left for Mitchell South Dakota due to their mother’s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
Leslie
R. W. Garman
Mesdames Storm
Brown
Turneaure
J. M. Brown
Canby
Minnesota
Mr. Brown
Hulett
Jay
Will Clark
Mitchell, S. D
Coyote Bounty Debate Cites Pack Hounds Saving Hides
Colony Coyote voices support for a tougher bounty law while noting Wood Collett’s pack kills more coyotes than Crook County totals. The group argues broader incentives for hunting dogs could better reduce predators without claiming bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Collett
Crook County
Collette
Sale Proves Brisk Despite Weather at Mc Rae Auction
The Mc Rae goods sale last Saturday drew a lively crowd despite rain. Sherman Brimmer was unhappy, being so obtuse he failed to laugh at a joke, while a horseman damaged his wagon tongue during the bidding. The event ended with brisk, high bidding overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae
Sherman Brimmer
Youth's Companion 1914 features noted authors and samples
Seven college presidents and instructors including ex President Taft contribute to The Youth's Companion in 1914. Gene Stratton Porter and Kate Douglas Wiggin are highlighted with Mrs. Burton Harrison in the lineup. Full 1914 announcement and sample copies offered, with a $2.00 subscription price and a practical home calendar included. Subscriptions received at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Gene Stratton Porter
Indiana
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Burton Harrison
Washington
Virginia
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Local prompts Wyoming Stockman sales effort noted
Z. KE. Engelston active in Cheyenne area soliciting subscriptions for the Wyoming Stockman and Farmer newspaper. Describes Engelston as capable and the Wyoming product as worthy of local support. Also mentions Lear Lodge Pharmacy receiving a large shipment of fresh candies in bulk and boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. KE. Engelston
Hulett
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Lear Lodge
Sheep owner shot by accidental gun discharge in Montana
Lee Wolfberg, a Montana sheep owner, was wounded on Monday when a revolver discharged while he tried to draw it after seeing a coyote on Thompson creek. The bullet hit his hip and leg, and he rode a horse to a ranch house before being transported to Alzada and then Belle Fourche. Doctors removed a forty five caliber bullet and he rests well awaiting a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wolfberg
Thompson Creek
Montana
Wolfberg
Alzada
W. R. Arnold
Belle Fourche
Funeral of Mrs Strand Marks Local News
L H Strand returned from LeRoy Minnesota after attending his mother’s funeral aged 82 who died last week. Friends sympathize as a dutiful son endures this affliction. Wheat and oats yields noted from Seth Ford’s fields and town life includes visits, relocations, and local economy updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Strand
LeRoy
Minnesota
Seth Ford
Seth
Wyoming
New Crook County Mercantile Company Elects Officers
W. J. Wood is named president with Bertha A. Miller as vice president and C. D. Garman serving as secretary and general manager. Other officers include R. W. Garman as assistant secretary, C. F. Hauber as treasurer, G. F. Grenier as assistant treasurer, and Carl Chaffin as auditor. The paper notes long local ties and plans for extensive county services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County Mercantile Company
W. J. Wood
Bertha A. Miller
C. D. Garman
R. W. Garman
C. F. Hauber
G. F. Grenier
Carl Chaffin
Crook County
Chicago fur dealer seeks Wyoming raw fur buyers
A. B. Shubert of Chicago advertises in the Globe offering quality furs and paying top market prices. He asks readers to cut out the ad for winter use when furs are needed. John and Hiram Mahoney shipped cattle east last Friday and plan to visit Hot Springs on return, aiming to mix a bit of crop with business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lavell
Billy
Montana
A. B. Shubert
Chicago
Ill
Shubert
Wyoming
John
Hiram Mahoney
Hot Springs
Miss Anna L Flint Dies in North Loup Neb
Miss Anna L Flint died at her father’s home in North Loup Nebraska after a year long bed ridden illness. She was a local homesteader and former teacher who later went to Texas to nurse for about a year. She did not improve with climate changes and has a sister Mrs C S Finch of Beulah in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Flint
North Loup
Nebraska
Miss Flint
Texas
Mra. C
Finch
Beulah
Sanctum Items And Moorcroft Launch New Paper
Thos. D. Caverly leads the new paper in a town with two publications in one paper. If local merchants endure the pressure, ground crew will boost town advertising and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorcroft
Thos. D. Caverly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Engle
Melae
VV Ranches
Planning For Services
John Troland
Heaven
Youth’s Companion
Opal Moore
Mildred Pearson
Wanda Munch
Belle Bunch
Jane ‘Bunch
Paul Garman
Dean Garman
Jay Engle
Robert Brown
Glen Bush
Ralph Jacobs
Ray Pearson
A. K. McRae
Robert McRae
Hermiston
Oregon
Mr. Phillips
Globe
Sam Sherman
Will Nuckella
Parsons Ihru
Brush
Sherman Hrimmer
J. C. Brass
Hoss Green
Iowa
F. M. Ingraham
Cashi
Crook Gounty Merc
The
New Corporation
Fruitdale
S. D
Hulett State Bank
State of
Crook _ I
C. C. Storm
W. F. Leslie Notary Publc
W. A. Ripley
John W, Hunter
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