A Bear Invades the Camp in Yellowstone Park
A letter from Sept 9 1907 describes a Yellowstone trip with Deer and antelope nearby, bears approaching camp at Grand Canyon, and a high Mt Washburn ascent. The writer notes tame wildlife, distant lakes, and rugged Wyoming roads as they travel toward Cody, sending regards to Globe readers.
Mrs Byrd Exhibits Record Ears of Corn
Mrs. George Byrd visits town with two ears of corn measuring 124 and 114 inches in length. The display draws attention to the unusually long, well developed specimens and the display’s novelty.
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George Byrd
County laws urged to curb gob bling and protect officials
A proposed law would make gob bling of county superintendent a serious offense with heavy fines or at least six months in county jail. The weather has varied from good to bad and indifferent with no damage by Jack Frost. Mrs. A A Hemler plans to spend winter in Laramie as her sons attend the university. Road boss L H Ellsbury reports a new bridge on South Redwater and highway improvements. Jay Haines has secured a large boiler for his saw mill to increase lumber output. A flock of about 300 crow Indians was sighted nearby. Mr and Mrs W F Smith visited the Reed home Sunday. John Caldwell Sr returned after months away. Redwater will send a full delegation to the Sundance Fair. Pelham school opened with Mrs Wilbur Johnson as teacher. Watermelons abound and are popular. Pianos and phonographs offered by I D Coryell in Belle Fourche S D.
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Jackson Hole
Sam
Crook County
Wyoming
Cody
Globe
W. F. Smith
Reed Home
John Caldwell, Sr
Card of Thanks and community notes from Sundance Monitor
A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for help during illness and death of baby Clo. Several local items note carnivals, travel, business ads, Yeomen lodge plans, and the death of N B Cameron from carbolic acid poisoning. Funeral held in Sundance. family facing bereavement.
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Clo
Sundance Cemetery
Cameron
Sundance Monitor
Mul Kerer Builds New Shelter Shaping a Residence
Mul Kerer reports that the new house is taking on the form of a residence and will be finished soon. The project progresses toward completion with hopeful steps and anticipated completion.
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Mul. Kerer
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