Church decor project at Hulett prompts community report
The B Y P U youth group at the Baptist Church in Hulett funded and completed interior decoration including wallpaper, painting, and new seating. Costs totaled about 133.37 with small balances and pledges. volunteers handled plaster repairs, two coats of paper, and recess painting while Watt Baker provided labor under Arch Turner's financial guarantee.
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Hulett
B.Y. P.U
Meedumes
Gunderson
Watt Baker
Archie Turnpare
Baker
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Sociala
Balashce
Beare, Roebuck & Co
M, Ward & Co
Elmore Eagle
F. Wood
H. H. Gunderson
Schoolhouse to Be Erected Near Ed Willson Place
Bids open until noon Saturday September 8 1910 for building a 16 by 24 foot schoolhouse on the Belle Fourche river site near Ed Willson place. Plans and specs available with the clerk of the school board C W Roberts clerk.
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Ed Willson Place
Belle Fourche River
C. Ww. Roberts
Truman L Fox Seeks Re nomination for Crook County Surveyor
Truman L Fox announces his candidacy for re nomination as county surveyor. He touts deep knowledge of cow trails and county roads in Crook County and describes his professional service as essential. He notes some friends urged a sheriff bid, but he remains in the surveyor race by choice.
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Truman L. Fox
Crook County
Truman
Call For Democratic Mass Convention in Sundance Wyoming
Notice announces a Democratic mass convention at the Sundance court house in Crook county Wyoming on Saturday September 17 1910 at 2 pm to elect eight delegates for the state and judicial conventions in Sheridan September 20 21 1910. All citizens with the party’s welfare invited. By order Crook county Democratic Central Committee W L Nettlehorst chairman Attest J T Farrell acting secretary.
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Court House
Sundance
Crook County
Wyoming
Sheridan
Crook County Democratic Central Committee
W. L. Nettlehorst
Attest
J.T. Farrell
Poverty social at church raises funds and fun
The church poverty social last Friday evening drew a large crowd for entertainment and a financial success. The program was short but entertaining with imposing fines paid amid much excitement, some costumes were ridiculous, ice cream and cake were served, and the Young People's Union is credit for improving church property through their efforts.
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Young People’s Union of the Church
Weather, people and farm notes from a Wyoming town
Question about a country that can beat Wyoming for snow in August hints at climate talk. Mr Leason hauls sand for C L Clark. Born to Mr and Mrs Mark Music a son on Aug 24. Mrs Shier and children plan a move to Hulett for winter school. Born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Whities an eleven pound daughter on Aug 26. Hog buyers scarce at the sale Saturday. Illness troubles many in the area. Mrs Urinklaw of Ridge Montana visited New Haven and bought fine pigs from C L Clark. Mrs George Jones of Rocky Point visits with her parents J W Randall. C D White and son Leon pass through with their saw mill en route to the home ranch.
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Wyoming
Leason
C. L. Clark
Mark Music
Shier
Hulett
Lawrence Whities
Urinklaw
Ridge, Mont
New Haven
George Jones
Rocky Point
J. W. Randall
C. D. White
Leon
Community Notes from Oak Creek and Surroundings
Forest Learyss and C. EB Norton plan and build on new claims while August Hershhey moves into a new house. Oak Creek area residents report livestock losses, travels to Omaha and Belle Fourche, and visits from Brookings and Marmarth. Townsfolk discuss weather, school work, and local projects as crews cut corn, lay telephone lines, and remodel schools.
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Forest Learyss
C. EB. Norton
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Ren
Ferrall
Frank Warner
W. F. Smith
Beulah
Burl Robinett
Mert Ellsbury
Smith Folsom
P. Herold
David Ellsbury
Robi Warner
P. O. Har
Charlie Johnson
C. Ripley
Henry Goodson
Upton
O. K
Hershhey
P. V. Wells
Chester Long
Omaha
Louis Callquist
Chep Tromble
George Butts
Sherman Brimmer
Belle Fourche
Frank Wayne
Louis Mathews
Brookings
Ervin Richards
Lake Woods
Marmarth
N. C
Roy Madison
Woods
Kentucky
Dave Horlocker
Sturgis
Hiees
A. R. Simon
W. A. Ripley
Joe Simon
W. A Ripley
Alfred Conley
Ed Allen
Norman
Owen Conley
Union School
Roy Rakestraw
Moorcroft
Mrs. Francis and Son
S. W
Estray
Chas. Jolley
Oak Creek Cullings
Frank Boulduin
Fred Aikman
Jim Marchant
Pete
Nat. LaFlemme
Fred Hall
Phillip
Bailey’s
Upper Oak School
Pauline Knoff
Lydia Anderson
O. H. Carlson
Charley Fuller
Fuller
Geo. Congleton
Hol. Kerer
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