Ferrell Findings and local weather and news notes
Mrs. D G Frost's brother remains seriously ill. Mindie Adame visits, and local roads around Donald provoke comment. Haying winds down. crop fair but lacking rain. A slight frost on the 5th caused no harm. Attendees look forward to a county fair and large turnout. Burt Butterfield upgrades his home. Road conditions around Donald praised by a traveler. Town reports praise thriving business in Donald and new buildings. School begins early September with Miss Pauline Knoff teaching upper Oak Creek. Social events include dances on September 1 and 11. A group outing to Tower. proof on a claim at Sundance. Reward offered for branded horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Oak Creek
Pauline Knoff
Dave McGahey
S. W. Russell
Logan
Ed Bailey
Lydia Anderson
Tower
Sundance
McGahey
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Aladdin News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
D M MccGahey conducted county business this week. Miss Wing opened school at Aikman school house Monday. Mrs E F Roberts of Rapid City visits the Goss ranch. Miss Mable Barrett visits Mrs F H Mann for a week. Whedon of Continental Oil Company made an Aladdin business visit. Miss Marie Slaughter returns to Belle Fourche from Aikmane. Blake of Sandance and J A Wood of Eothen travel to Belle Fourche last Saturday. Harve Wood of Farrell, sick in Belle Fourche hospital, expected to improve and be home soon. Miss Ethel Reed leaves for Sundance. Miss Hamilton will take her place. Hale Byrd ship a carload of horses to South Omaha. Dent and Cooper ship similarly this week. Mrs Odekirk returns to Arlington D. after visit and plans to return. Aron Marchant family depart for Des Moines Iowa via Chadron visit. Miss Reta Thain, Aladdin schoolteacher, travels to Sundance and back to open school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. MccGahey
Miss Wing
Aikman
E. F. Roberts
Rapid City
Goss Ranch
Mable Barrett
F. H. Mann
Whedon
Continental Oil Company
Aladdin
Marie Slaughter
Belle Fourche
the Aikmane
Blake of
Sandance
J. A. Wood
Eothen
Harve Wood
Farrell
Ethel Reed
Sundance
Miss Hamilton
Sundance Exchange
Hale & Byrd
South Omaha
W. F. Dent
Dink Cooper
Odekirk
H. Hemway
Arlington
D. D
Aron Marchant
Des Moines
Iowa
Chadron
Neb
Reta Thain
Pasenger
Land Entries Signal Wyoming Settlement Thickens
J Evans completed final timber proof in the Buttes country last Monday. Willard Flanders filed final commutation proof at his homestead early in the week. Elizabeth Conley made timber and stone proof on timber near the Kansas divide. Sam Jolley homesteaded near Sour Dough. John and Frank Christee negotiated with Uncle Sam for claims in Rockypoint. Sophie and Hila Charle son filed homesteads on Buck creek. George B. Butler sought 160 acres at Rockypoint. Grace Busby opened the Willson school last Monday. A dance was held Friday at the Hyorett Hagle house with a hearty turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Evans
Buttes
Willard Flanders
Elizabeth Conley
Kansas Divide
Sam Jolley
Hulett Country
John
Frank Christee
Sam
Rockypoint
Sophie
Hila Charleson
Good Old
Wyoming
Buck Creek
George B. Butler
Uncle Sam
Local Notes and Had A Painful Wound At Hand
Community items from Olem Blore to the Smith family record visits illnesses and farming tasks. O. L. Clark injured his hand with a pitch fork tine while threshing, and George Jones suffered a serious ride accident. Cabbage sales to Moorcroft, Sunday school at New Haven, and a rattlesnake incident are also noted with local personages and small events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Clark
McCoy Divide Community Notes
Mrs. Frank Proctor and babies visit Grandma Proctor for a few days. L O Glassburn made a business trip to Camp Stool ranch Tuesday. Jack Frost spoiled gardens this week. Mesdames Glassburn and Davidson visited Mrs. Davidson's mother last Friday. B A Watson and Kinder called on our divide this week. Ranchers have nearly all grain stacked. threshing next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Frank Proctor
Grandma Proctor
L. O. Glassburn
Camp Stool Ranch
Jack Frost
Mesdames Glassburn
Davidson
Mrs. Davidson
A. Watson
Kinder
For Sale Cattle Herd from Belle Wyoming
D F Trwin offers 80 cows with calves 80 yearlings and 8 bulls all in good condition at Belle Wyoming buyer contact details not provided in text
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D. F. Trwin
Belle, Wyoming
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Ferrell
D. G. Frost
Mies
Mindie Adame
Sunance
Fair End
Burt Butterfield
Donald Ascribe
Billie Smith
Halett
Rye
Herbert Sutton
Trane Beer Lodge News
Tom Hall
Earle Gilbert
Vern Thompkins
Martha Williams
Spearfish
Charley Fuller
Mississippi
Robbins & Marchent
Will Bailey’s
Tinkcom & Son
Mercer
Maryville
Levi
Frank Brown
Colorado
J. BE
Roberts
Robt. Tate
Hulett
Sherman Fordyce
Jones & Tinkcom
Wyo
Aladdin News
Land News
Grace Busby
Willson
Hyorett Hagle House
Deering and McCormick
Osborne
Deering
J. I. Case
Yours Truly
New Haven
Olem Blore
Flossie Rathbun
Milton Allendar
Clyde Oliver
The
Devil's Tower
Acre
Wm. Merriman
Ridge
Mont
L. RB. Frisbee
Blair
Sioux City
Jas
Storm
Storm Jr
Frank Clark
Lewis Strand
Moorcroft
John Wilkie
George Jones
Jim Storm Jr
Sarah Storm
Edna Holmes
McCoy Divide
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