Crook County Growth Shown by Growing Home Values
The article notes Crook County's rapid growth through visible new homes gates wells and windmills and presents a seven-year doubling of assessed valuation. It invites prospective settlers and investors to consider Crook County as honest steady growth without boom tales or new railroads.
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Crook County
Wood
Beeves
Engineering class offers early start for youths in Hulett
A. P. Cole announces a temporary engineering office in Hulett Wyoming to teach surveying drafting and practical civil engineering. The program aims to prepare juniors for assistant roles in fields like land topographical hydrographical municipal mine and railroad surveying with salaries from fifty to one hundred dollars monthly.
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Hulett
John F. Stevens
Panama Canal
Wm. F. Shunk
God Mo
Wyoming
Nattiest march ends in vows for Jahn Pearson and Migs Jonnie Davis
Jahn Pearson and Migs Jonnie Davis wed at Hymen's altar last Wednesday in a ceremony that drew wide praise. The couple, both well known in the town and county, received hearty congratulations as friends showered them with rice and good wishes.
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Jahn Pearson
Migs Jonnie Davis
Hymen
Park Visit Notes from Snake River Camp Wyoming
A letter from Snake River Camp Wyoming dated August 24 1907 describes camping near the park southern boundary and sighting diverse landscapes from snow capped peaks to rugged crags. The writer mentions ice in cups and cold air after Thermopolis baths, Jackson Hole scenery, elk sightings, and plans to explore the park for two weeks.
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Globe
Snake River
Park
Thermopolis
Missouri
Jackson Hole
Jackson Lake
F. Wood
Local Notes Highlight School Opens and Community Happenings
Alva resident Miss Lillie Smith visits A. P. Anderson family. Spearfish area sees mills idle for fair and a switch to a steam thrasher. Upper Oak Creek starts school with Miss Sims. Miss Effie Anderson ill but hopeful for second semester. Reports of a cattle theft and vigilantism talk, plus local sales, lost items, and a finger amputation for Tommy Mahoney. Community updates include teachers returning, a missionary visit, and local business notes in Hulett.
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Tommy Mahoney
Belle Fourche
O. K
F. J. Heinbaugh
Hulett Land and Cattle Co
Heinbaugh
Robert
Milo Fry
Nelson Davis
Hulett
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