Public Land Notices From Sundance Wyoming 1908
Notices announce several timber and stone entry filings, final proofs, and public land sales across Crook County and nearby areas. Entries involve William Lavell Walter Nettelhorst Harmon Woat Ferdinand Hoffman and Harmon Woat with witnesses named. sales set for October 12 1908 at the Interior Department office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
VU. i
Sundance
Wyoming
William
Lavell
Hulett
Crook County
A. & Land Office
Wrens
Walter L. Nettelhorst
Crook
United States
Prince Meridian
A. E. Hoyt
Register
U. S. Land Office
Harmon Woat
Alva
6Th
Herman H. Gunderapa
Berle I. Morris
Edwin B. Miller
Ganee J. Reel
Alexander C. Woodock
Allas Alva
W Pening
Jan E. Hoyt
Bundance
Ferdinand U. Hoffman
Alzada
Custer County
Montana
My Range
Kipe
William W. McCracken
Oliarion L. Wood
Aleada
J. Thompson
Ferdinand Re
Belle Fourche
U. S& Land Office
Ward
Wanda
South Dakota
Herman H. Gunderagn
William H. Hollister
Chep Tronpas
George W. Jones
William Horlocker
Farceat
A. EK Woyt
Local Notes From North Fork Flat Area
North Fork Flat reports describe several local visits and travels by residents. Tommy Burns made a basic trip nearby last Thursday while Mr and Mrs Rundell toured Hulett country. Dick Bush and family visited relatives, and Arnold of Belle Fourche visited Mrs Dink Cooper. Sam Randell went to Little Texas to build a house for Keens Borns. The community notes buffalo and frost conditions, rabbits abundant on Randell land, and Everett killed a rattlesnake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rundell
Hulett Country
Dick Bush
Arnold
Belle Fourche
Dink Cooper
Sam Randell
Little Texas
Randell
Everett
Sam Folsom Builds Homestead As Granger Arrives
Sam Folsom is constructing a house on his homestead and will soon join the granger movement. Leslie Snow, a deputy U S marshal, visited this week concerning Uncle Sam matters. Sturgis visitors Jack Hale and Tom Stewart came for business and fishing. Bud Huddleson returns from Spearfish where a felon was treated. his hand remains in a sling. A prairie fire on the divide near Weaver Reservoir drew attention before being subdued. officials warn of spring fire danger and urge carefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Folsom
Leslie Snow
U. S. Marshall
Sam
Jack Hale
Tom Stewart
Sturgis
Dak
Bud Huddleson
Spearfish
Geen
Bee Hall Announcement and Ranch Change of Hands
Notice reports a gathering at the hall on McCoy divide for a supper as D White and Nat Griffis note changes. Griffis buys Elmer Richards ranch and plans permanent residence. Mrs H W Kelley arrives from Wyoming with Misses Janet and Cecelia to stay for the school year in Spearfish. Mrs Carrier returns to Cobasset Minnesota after visiting Spearfish with the Thompsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
McCoy Divide
D. White
Nat Griffis
Montana
Elmer Richards
H. W. Kelley
Spearfish
Hulett
Yoming
Janet
Cecelia
Carrier
Cobasset
Minn
Geo. Thompson
For Sale or Trade for Cattle One New Piano
Mrs. Herbert Sutton advertises a piano for sale or trade in exchange for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Sutton
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Sapphire Restaurant
A. R. Cole
Hulett Blacksmith Shop
A. & Hoyt
A. E. Eee Register
Interior
Poundling
Lend Office
Agnat
General Land Office
Act of
Seria
Lota
Sostgneie
Gale
Hort Register
R. Davis
Sudance
Land Office
Ugnet
Mani
A. K. Hoyt
Levi Rk. Davis
GLOBE
Holgt
Crook County Fair
Sundance Band
Peg Ey
North Fork Flat
Tommy Burns
Thursay
J. B. Labest & Son, General Builders and Contracting
J. A. WOOD @ CO
Beaver Creek
KH. J. Cray Carpenter and Contractor
Chattin
Aladdin
Fiere
Ogio
Youngman
Hulett, Wyoming
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