Trans Bear Lodge News Briefs From Spearfish To Missouri
Clarence Bell did a business trip to Spearfish last week. Effie Anderson and Roy Knoff left Monday for Spearfish to resume work at the Normal. Ed Bailey Harry Williams Verne Thompkins and Je Gilbert fished on the river Saturday. Frank Kimbalk returned from Chicago after cattle work and a doctor visit. Bert Robbins and Carl Anderson came back from Deadwood after threshing machine repairs. Wright moved his family to the Hulett country to build a homestead for W. H. Lawler. Buffalo-berrying is giving locals relief as fruit is scarce. Billy Coburn prefers riding to hay work. H. Gosnell and family plan to relocate to Missouri’s Ozark Mountains and may not return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bell
Mr. Wright
W. H. Lawler
Hulett Country
Billy Coburn
H. Gosnell
Wyoming
Ozark Mts
Missouri
Wyoming hunting license rules outlined in 1908 notice
Manhattan Wyoming August 17 1908 readers informed that a hunting license is required for all game. A 1 dollar bird license allows up to 12 birds daily August 1 to September 15. A 2 dollar license covers all game during open season. Nonresidents pay 5 dollars for birds and 50 dollars for large game, must hire a Wyoming resident licensed guide. Licenses non transferable and valid statewide. D L Van Meter Special Assistant State Game Warden Manhattan Wyoming involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Wyo
Hulett Globe
United States
Wyoming
D. L. van Meter
Spl
Grain crop outlook darkens across the region
Ferrall notes drought across districts with a light grain harvest expected. The article reports Jay Haines relocating a saw mill and cutting 80,000 feet for Al Hemler, a 6 pound 24 inch trout caught by Mrs. Bert Butterfield, leadership change at the Sunday school with Richard Crago taking over, Harve Wood’s return from Belle Fourche, an upcoming thrashing start in Government Valley, and J. M. Rowser planning a winter in Iowa with the Rowser school starting Monday. Pianos and phonographs advertised in Belle Fourche by I. D. Coryell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Haines
al Hemler
Williams Settlement
Hemler
Bert Butterfield
Richard Crago
D. G. Frost
Harve Wood
Belle Fourche
Government Valley
J. M. Rowser
Iowa
Rowser
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Harmon Wesai
Alva
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James B. Reel
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Charles i. Wood
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Kerdinand
Helle Mourche
BE. Hoyt
Herby
General Land Office
A. E. Hoyt
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Ferdinand Hoffman
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Vesey
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Teolntract
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Sudance
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Act of Congress
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Joe Svoboda
Avery
Bill Hoy
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U. 8 Land Office
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Crook
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Hulett, Wyoming
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