Neighborhood notices from Alva area social page
Local residents report grain trades and farm activity as H A Barber from Donald brings grain, Collins machine aids farmers in Bend, Fred Baxter ships wheat to Belle Fourche, Helen Baxter to teach in 8S D this winter, and Lillian to join Belle Fourche high school. Travel includes Ira Hood to Spearfish and W G Tate to Aladdin, with other visits and a new drug store at Alva expanding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Barber
Donald
Collins
Fred Baxter
Belle Fourche
J. B
Helen Baxter
Lillian
Local Harvesting Update and Nearby Arrivals
Harvesting is nearly finished in this area with several farm employees and neighbors mentioned. Hanny Parson visited W Bryant on Sunday while Earl Fiegel improves quickly. Charles Dawson from Missouri takes a ranch near the Buttes and Jacob Lebo sought harvest hands nearby. Ed Hauber finished haying, Ed Watson and P B Blankernship cut grain on Watsons ranch. Archie Jefferson and John Bryant travelled to Carlile. Thomas Jefferson and wife visit Tower area this week. Cliff Head returned from FS ranch where he worked this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanny Parson
W. Bryant
Earl Fiegel
Charles Dawson
Missouri
Buttes
Ed Watson
Blankenship
Archie Jefferson
John Bryant
Carlile
Thomas Jefferson
Tower
Cliff Head
Local Notes From Carlile and Nearby
Edna Zimmerschied not well. Robert Johnstone spent Saturday at Carlile. Miss Lucy Briggs left for home Thursday. Roasting ears and ripe tomatoes common. Leon White’s thrashing machine is broken. repairs expected soon. Annie Zimmerschied Marie Hastleton Tom Zimmerschied and George Oliver went plumming Saturday. over fifteen gallons of fruit. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith left for Granite City Illinois last Friday. Dr. Smith impressed by locals and may return to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Zimmerschied
Robert Johnstone
Carlile
Lucy Briggs
Annie Zimmerschied
Marie Hastleton
Tom Zimmerschied
George Oliver
W. R. Smith
Granite City
For sale One good mower nearly new
One good mower nearly new offered for sale or trade. Interested buyers should act quickly by calling at once. Ford Deer Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Deer Creek
Community Happenings Report Local Notables and Moves
John Burleson visited the neighborhood last Friday. Fred Rathbun cut grain in the area this week. Jess Benson traveled from Duck Creek on business. Padgitt and McGuire bought Leon White's separator and will join threshers this fall. Mrs C L Tate moved to Hu left for winter schooling boarders. Elma Garman left with Mrs Carl Garman for Moorcroft then Sundance to attend the fair. Charles Scherer of Tabor South Dakota arrived by Aladdin stage to visit his uncle George Congleton for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burleson
Fred Rathbun
Jess Benson
Duck Creek
C. L. Tate
Huleft
Elma Garman
Carl Garman
Moorcroft
Sundance
Charles Scherer
Tabor
South Dakota
George Congleton
Millard Ripley
Omaha
Shepidan Post
Herb Bush
Hulett
H. A. Floyd
South Tabhirge Street
Shepidan
Moorcroft Democrat
Hulett News Includes Local Moves and Upcoming Rally Day
Local items note Yessie Stull’s final homestead proof before officials, the Olshesky sisters arriving from Lead, Emma Svoboda joining the Globe office, and Louie Johnson starting threshing with a new gasoline outfit. Rally Day for Hulett Sunday School is planned near the flour mill. several residents relocate to Newcastle and Sundance events loom. The Sundance fair draws many Hulett residents despite fieldwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Storm
Effie Storm
Belle Fourche
Annie
Ada Olshesky
Hulett
Lead. S. D
Emma Svoboda
Globe Office
Louie Johnson
Lanterns Protect Sheep On Open Range
Officials report a method to cut losses from Coyotes by using lanterns and scarecrows around bedding grounds. Two to four lanterns placed with flags deter predators, allow nightly checks, and help keep flocks secure during storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coydtes
Forest Service
Local News Briefs From Vernon County and Surroundings
Josephine Dallapiazza joins Joest's. Vernon Scott returns to attend school. Effie Hauer visited Belle Fourche. Karl Gilbert and daughter visit Tom Maddison. Celia Trimmer returns from Belle Fourche. Harry Tracy family back from Omaha trip. Locals to Sundance fair. Frank Gervasi and Josephine in Lead Monday. Farmers threshing with good yields reported. Aladdin baseball team loses 9 to 12 at Sundance. School opens with Mrs Mann directing primary grades and R R Schlemmer higher grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dallapiazza
Joest’s
Vernon Scott
Effie Hauer
Belle Fourche
Karl Gilbert
Tom Maddison
Celia Trimmer
Harry Tracy
Omaha
Aladdin
Sundance
Local Notes From Belle Fourche and Surroundings
Miss Jessie Wilson visits Belle Fourche while a group travels to Sundance for business. The Martins of Denver arrive as grandparents of Jim Chittim's children. Mrs. Lew Atkinson plans to move from Montana to Hulett for the winter. Effie Anderson will teach in Parkman Wyoming this winter. Local call for grain samples with roots and intact stalks for country benefit. Ed Williams reports Evergreen corn stalks and a tale of Willgon and two cars in Keachetalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wilson
Belle Fourche
Dr. Bostwick
Wim. Shier
W. S. Miller
Sundance
Lew Atkinson
Hulett
Montana
Ed Willaen
Mr. Willgon
Laundry Agency Opens for Black Hills Steam Laundry on Lead
Charles Bissacca has secured the agency for Lead's Black Hills Steam Laundry. He invites customers to leave laundry at his shop for careful attention. Also advertised are caustic balsam, lice remedies for livestock, a residence for sale in Hulett, and high grade Poland China pigeons at Beaver Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bissacca
Black Hills
Gombault
Lee
Hulett
Elmer Engle
Alva
Wyo
Beaver Creek
A. C. Woodcock
Notice to Creditors Estate of William N Proctor
Notice is given that Elizabeth Proctor was appointed administratrix of the estate of William Nathan Proctor on August 1 1915. Creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance. if not shown within one year from letters they shall be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nathan Proctor
Elizabeth Proctor
Foreclosure Notice of Chattel Mortgage in Crook County
Notice is given that due to default on a December 2 1914 chattel mortgage from L Whities to Edward P Willson Crow, Crook County Wyoming the loan of 973 08 remains unpaid. The sale of described personal property including Reeves No 1 saw rig and engines will occur at Theron Graves ranch Crook County on October 2 1913 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Whities
Crook
Wyoming
Edward P. Willaon
Eame Place
Crook County
Anid County
Edward P. Willon
Theron Graves
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B.H. Harms
B.d
Er Hii
Pelle Fourche, S. Bak
Harry P.ilsley
Sundance, Wyo
Nichols & Lytle
U. S. Land Office
District Court
U. S. Court
H. E. Frost
Embalmer Wyo
W. W. Baker
Ww. Blat
Sbundance
ROT V. Foy
Hulbit, WY
J.l.bostwick
NiguTt
WTO
Maccall's
Onge Ial
Mecalls
McCall
New York
Neighborhood Noties
Big Bend
Ira Hood
Spearfish
W. G. Tate
Harry Collins
Mra Vic
French
Belle
T. M. Coffey
Marjorie Kimball
T Cross T
Jessie Driskill
Herb Gage
Micah Gage
Mary
Thurman Graves Jr
Little Powder
Mahoneys
Ed Hauber
Jacob Lebo
Carlile Cullings
Leon White
Hulett Land
Kulett, Wyo
Ellendale
Padgitt & McGuire
Threshers
Yessie Stull
Gunderson
E. C. Raymond
W. V. Dolezal
Newcastle
Dolezal
Law
Court House
Frank Kise
Raymon
Nichols Block
the News Journal
Frank Gervasi
Josephine
Fred Mann
R. R. Schlemmer
Effie Anderson
Parkman
Sheridan
Cecil
Jas
Storm Sr
East
St. John's Military Academy
Wisconsin
Cap
Cap'e Aleter
A. P. Loy
Fireman’s Fund
Ft. W. W
J. L. Driskill
Harry P. Maley
J. B.chittian
Moore Brothers
Aladdin-Hulett
ALADDIN S@ HULETT
Hulett Express
Chaffin’s Barn
Jay Clark Ranch
Miller Tavern
W. $. Miller
Frulett, Wirt
Deans
Fred Sutton
Hulett, Wy
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