Harvests and moves in district note
Farmers on Oak Creek finish threshing for 1013 and potato digging is in full swing. Cattle buyers, oats shipments, and hunting trips are recorded along with a bridge incident and a mail line change. A school box social in Donald aims to buy an organ, while surveyors near the township border prepare to close the 55 township survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Creek
M. Barlean and Son
Belle Fourche
M. Barlean
Bear Lodge
Oscar Carlson
Fred Aikman
Thos. Robinson
Kinwerth
Sisson
Donald
Donald Hall
Donald Doings and Upcoming Dance at Donald Hall
F M Harrington went north west on a hunting trip. John Thorn visited Pine Creek collecting judgments. There is to be another dance at Donald hall on November 7th. The dance at Donald ball on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Harrington
John Thorn
Pine Creek
Donald Hall
Donald Ball
Alva Items Highlight Local Hauling and Visits
Ed Clark began hauling rock for the new hall. Mrs. Ben Colvin visits sister Mrs. Gee. Nelson and Jay Bush passed through town Monday en route home from Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Clark
Ben Colvin
Hulett to Welcome New Paper The Colony Coyote
The Wyoming Blade moves from Moorcroft to Sundance then Hulett to challenge the Globe. S. D. Perry edits the Crook County Monitor and R. B. French of Girard Kansas edits the Blade. The Democrat paper will print final proofs under the current administration and may struggle to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony
Coyote
Wyoming Blade
Sundance
Hulett
Times
Moorcroft
Monitor
Gunderson
Hhe
S. D. Perry
Crook County Monitor
R. B. French
Girard
Kansas
French
Reason
Brer French
Blade
Crook County
Warren Bill Would Donate 1 Million Acres For Wyoming Roads
Interior Department endorses Senator Warren's plan to donate 1 000 000 acres to Wyoming and recommends 250 000 acres to each of Wyoming Colorado Utah Arizona Montana Idaho New Mexico and Nevada. Land to be sold at minimum four dollars per acre yielding 1 000 000 dollars per state for road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Wyoming
Interior Department
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Montana
Idaho
New Mexico
Nevada
Town Journal Notes From Mr. Reel To Fourth Grade Plans
James Reel and wife passed through town early Monday en route to Beulah. Nile Nilson and family visited with their daughter Mrs. Fred Bothwell. Mrs. D A Ruland returned from Deer Creek. Fred Bothwell left for Lead after word his father was ill. Alva Clawson staying at Hi Mahoney’s while friends and relatives in the east. Mrs T M Coffey and daughter left for Kansas City for family reasons including daughter’s eye treatment. Miss Myrna Coffey finished the Dirk district term and may teach in Ridge but will stay to help father and brother. Alva school entertainment netted 40.35 with some weather attendance. The organ is praised and will be replaced later by a piano in the new school. Thanks extended to Mr. Ruland Sr and Mrs Colvin and others. Eighth grade end-year exams in four weeks. agriculture and Milne advanced arithmetic covered with notes on practical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reel
Beulah
Nile Nilson
Fred Bothwell
D. A. Ruland
Deer Creek
Nelson
Lead
Alva Clawson
Hi Mahoney's
Myrna Coffey
Dirk
Ridge
Colvin
Ada Béat
Ethel Porter
Merna Coffey
Dillon Ruland
James Patton
Milne
Local Notes and Town Movements Reach New Haven
Spencer McLain of Rocky Point bought horses in the area last week. Ed Storm and a family moved to New Haven for the winter so children can attend school. J. W. Randall from Lightning Flats returned after threshing machine repairs and reports a good run. Co. L. Clark received a prize package at the post office. Curtis is sick already. Bob Eccles the sheepman came from the Cross ranch on Little Powder and bought hogs from C. L. Clark, en route to Hulett for more if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer McLain
Rockypoint
Ed Storm
New Haven
J. W. Randall
Co. L. Clark
Cheyenne
Curtis
Bob Eccles
Cross Ranch
Calves hunted and fields report in township notes
Storts seeks more calves as U S Surveyors work through the township. Minnich claims Crook County’s champ spuds. A hard time dance is planned at Fischer’s next Saturday night. Ellsworth White travels to Montana with Tuck Proctor. Moore threshes beans last Thursday, reporting under a ton. A new road from L L White to Carl Garman starts to appear. Laney boys mow the Mershall shed and tackle the Agnes Gordon job amid mud and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storts
U. S
Minnich
Crook County
Fischer
Elsworth White
Tuck Proctor
Montana
J. L. Moore
L. L. White
Carl Garman
Laney
R. J. Mershall
Agnes Gordon
Beaver Creek Briefs Share Local Birth and Visits
Laurel Dewing visited A C Woodcock's home. Miss Hilda Nelson and Will McAmis visited Bear Lodge. Victor French plans a new house on the street east of the creek in Alva. Dirk's school closed for seven months taught by Myrna Coffey. Jease Driscoll had grain threshed last Thursday. Friction Lindsey's threshing machine was at Lindsey's last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Dewing
A. C. Woodcock
Hilda Nelson
Will McAmis
Victor French
Alva
Dirk
Myrna Coffey
Jease Driscoll
Lindsey
Local News Roundup from a Northern Wyoming Town
W F Leslie moved into the C D Garman house yesterday. Miss Guy Mewhirter is sick at her Elkhorn home. Uncle Sam Storm in hauled school seats as the berg remains busy. Divine services next Sunday. School work in progress with 20 scholars. Mrs Pearson back from Belle Fourche at Lee's deanery. Dell Storm visited from Sundance to discuss ranch interests. J M Cobb from Ainsworth, Nebraska, viewed town from a barber’s perspective. Viva Roberts gains piano as gift from parents. Albert Kiehl returns from Lightning Flats prospecting. crops look good. Birch Lobban of the TV ranch visits town with wife and child. he stays, a sturdy local character. He is noted as a solid contributor to the new country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Leslie
C. D. Garman
Guy Mewhirter
Elkhorn
Sam Storm
Pearson
Belle Fourche
Lee
Dell Storm
Sundance
J. M.cobb
Ainsworth
Nebraska
Viva Roberts
Albert Kiehl
Lightning Flats
Hulett
Birch Lobban
TV Ranch
Lobban
Birch
Jie
Moolies
O. K
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Autr Ofaction
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Aladdin Hotel
Oliver J. Brimmer
OAK Creek Notes
John M. Resdick
al Phillips
Donald Doings
Webster Davis
Hulett 1. O. O
Senator Warren
T. M. Coffey
Vic French
Kansas City
Glenn
Delbert Morris
Frankie Tice
Ruland, Sr
Beaver Creek
George Nelson
N. R
August Herchey
J.4. Chittim
Aladdin Livery Barn
H. Chittim
Aladdin
Hulett Livery
Fred Sutton
Mnulett
Prenson
Beast
Gneeith
Willow Street
Marlin Firearms Co
Willow
New Maven
Conn
Hulett Hotel
J.C. Brass
Prop
John Pearson
Kothen, Wyoming
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