Farrall Community Notes From Dist No 2 Meeting
The Farrall column reports a school board meeting at Nels Nelson's on Saturday. It notes Mrs. W F Smith and Mrs L Mauch canceled their Montana trip. Family visits include Ralph Smith at D G Ellabury's and the Richards welcomed a baby boy. The Rev Tracy preached to a large crowd at the school house. Regular weather and farming updates follow with Exodus from Farrall and plans for exponents of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrall
School Board of Dist. No. 2
Nels Nelson's
W. F. Smith
L. Mauch
Montana
Ralph Smith
D. G. Ellabury
Stork
Richard
Tracy
School House
Geological Report Highlights Bear Lodge Mining District Potential
Wyoming geologist Edwin Hall traveled to Cheyenne after reporting in the Bear Lodge Mining District. He found gold and copper camps, praised the Daisy shaft bottom results, and noted a fluorine strike by Warren Peak. Hall called the district thoroughly feasured and among the heaviest mineralized regions he has visited, predicting a favorable technical report.
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Edwin Hall
Wyoming
Upton
Cheyenne
Bear Lodge
Hall
Warren Peak
Union Items and Local Social Notes
Union items list residents and their tasks for the week including Sam Haptonstall mowing for Newell Garman and Frank Feagle cooking for haymen at the PIO. It notes dances at Fischer's, a box social with prices from 2.50 to 2.85, and local visits by Mrs. Mollie Simon, Mrs. Bessie Rakestraw, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Haptonstall
Newell Garman
Frank Feagle
PIO
Owen Conley
Dave Fordyce
Forest Leaves Sickness and Sports News
Mrs Chep Tromble is ill this week and Uncle John Clark is very sick at Jay Clark's and may need an operation. Dan Lash has been sawing wood for Win Meadows and Antoine Fort. Farrall beat Cuba 28 to 10 on Forest diamond after a ball game last Sunday with an exciting finish. Local visitors include Eric Huseby Irving Richards Grandpa Gurns Antoine Fort George Butts Joseph Comstock and Peter Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chep Tromble
Ww. Horlocker
Omaha
Will’ Eaton
John Clark
Jay Clark
Itie
Dan Lash
Win Meadows
Antoine Fort
Farrall
Cuba
Forest Diamond
Forest
John Hundrup
Eric Huseby
Irvin Richards
Grandpa Gurns
George Butts
Joseph Comstock
Peter Gardner
Sundinee
Tower Chimes and Local Happenings at Tower
Tower community notes mention Pear LaGest on sick list, Miss Minnie Schlisting sewing for Mrs. Marshall, A B Pecht moving to Hulett with family, and the Roy Pecht family relocating to the Pecht place. Box social at Tower school nets $20.00, with Mespell and Marshall as top bidders. Women discuss bids, and social details mix with local moving plans and a dance at White's hall scheduled for Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Schlisting
Marshall
A. B. Pecht
Hulett
Roy Pecht
Tower School
Louis
R. K. Mespell
Clyde Marshall
Lebo J
I. O. O. F. Call for Sept 24 1910 Meeting
Notice requests all members of the I. O. O. F. to attend Saturday night September 24 1910 for important business. MK B Proctor N.G. Mau.
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Proctor N.G
Convention Ticket Sets Clean Honest Campaign Tone
H H Gunderson reports a very enthusiastic convention and satisfactory campaign plans. The proposed ticket includes Governor W E Mullen and other state posts, with Supreme Court C N Potter and Congress F W Mondell. Also notes on Our Union items, Mrs Padgett's Ballenger Texas trip, Crook county fair success aided by W B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gunderson
Rawlins
W. E. Mullen
Secu
W. R. Schunitger
D. L. Baird
R. T. Forsythe
A. D. Cook
Supreme Court
C. N. Potter
Congress
F. W. Mondell
Pioneer's Death Tells of Campstool Ranch Heritage
J C Ryan pioneer of Crook county died in Denver after long illness. He owned the Campstool ranch at the foot of Devil's Tower for many years. Mrs KaC Gibon Le roy and Mrs Margaret Gibons stay near land interests and are at home in the corner of God's earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kac. Gibon
Leroy
Margaret Gibons
God's Earth
J.C. Ryan
Crook County
Denver
Mr. Ryan
Devil's Tower
Monitor
Notice of administration for Mary Etta Hazel Baker estate
Letters of administration granted September 10 to Proctor administrator. All claimants must exhibit within six months for allowance or be barred from estate benefits. Claims filed within one year from notice bear risk of being forever barred. Dated at Ditibett Wyong September 14 ASD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta Hazelbaker
Ditibett
Wyong
Proctor
Mary Stla Haselbaker
Candy stock rise for Woodward brand at Bour Lodge Pharmacy
The text notes a decision to increase candy stock to meet demand, with Montforet managing the Woodward brand at Bour Lodge Pharmacy. It highlights supply planning and a local retailer handling a known brand to satisfy customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montforet
Woodward
Bour Lodge Pharmacy
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Frank
Harve Wood
Alzada
Globe
C. C. Ripley
Big Bend
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Frost
Julia Massie
Spearfish
Evans
Jennie Slemp
Bristol, Tenn
Will Conzleman
A. R. Simon
The
PIC
Jim Chittim
Lisle Powell
Neck of the Woods
Mollie Simon
Bessie Rakestraw
E. White
Jacob Lebo
Moorcroft
Fischer
Mamie Sanford
Grace Allen
America
Stetson
Neal
Billy Conzleman
al Conley
Wee
George
Jos. M. Carey
Ridge
Rockypoint
White’s Hall
Ady John Marenda
Orpha Berry
Belle Fourche
Sour Dough Creek
Cecil Kester
Cable & Son Pianos
A. K. McRae
Gale
Alva
W. E. Tinkcom
Chas. Roberts
W.A. Ripley
Nels Davis
Harry Kiefer
L. O. Glassburn
Geo. Butts
Wayne Moore
Wm. Blakeman
J. R. Padgett
R. E
Mr. Smith
Sundance
Beck
W. B. Smith
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