Deford and Fern Mewhirter Wed in Sundance Home
Ed Deford and Fern Mewhirter were married at the home of Joe Lytle in Sundance last Friday September 20. The couple, longtime settlers, have a ready home with property and stock and plans to establish independence. Friends extend best wishes and a toast to their future.
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Joe Lytle
Sundance
Ed Deford
Fern Mewhirter
Deadwood
G. C. Smith
Sundance, Wyo
H. H. Haskins
Mrs. H
W. H. Hollister
Welcome
Wm. Eaton
Wm. Shier
Chicago
Blacktail
Mr. Shier
Reynolds
Indiana
Wyoming
Fragmentary verse lines reflect longing for valor over ease
A poetic excerpt contemplates life as brief and argument for pursuing hardship. It contrasts the toll of battle with the lure of comfortable sleep and dreamlike ease, elevating courage and effort over passive ease.
License rules for government timber and local movers in Sundance
Sundance Notes reports on Wyoming licensing for sawmills cutting timber on government land outside National forests, requiring licenses and petitions from settlers. Special agent W. B. Pugh administers licenses. readers urged to report unlicensed operations. Also covered are a saloon assault conviction, local arrivals, and community notices in Hulett.
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National Forest
W. B. Pugh
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pugh
J. F. Smith
Crook County Fair and Crops Bring Countywide Pride
Correspondent reports a joyous county fair in Sundance with successful displays of vegetables grain and poultry. Weather ideal. races band music and fireworks praised. Notes rising land prices good crops and strong livestock markets. Mentions Bowser family child arm cast Spearfish Normal Myrtle Cameron death of father and new gasoline lighting plant in Hulett.
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Senator Hickey
Remer
Aladdin
Morgan Hulett
Chicago
Omaha
Grangeville
Idaho
Charley Taylor
Jennings Bryan
Maggie Davia
Pearson
J. H. Lincoln
Conrad Schloredt
Sundance
Harry Chambard
Minnesota
Washington
Rock County
Crook County
Hulett
Farrell
For Sale Farm Poultry and Local Art Scene
Rhode Island Red cockerels 1.00 each Bronze turkeys young stock gobblers 1.50 hens 1.25 Lin Ruland Beaver Creek seen at Hulett till Oct 5 89.21 Lin Ruland turned brushes loose in the Baptist church interior altering its appearance Grain finishing praised for woodwork by Ladies Aid group.
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Rhode Island
Lin Ruland
Beaver Creek
Hulett Till
Baptist
Community Notes Highlight Local Travel and School News
Local residents report visitors from Beulah and Lead visiting Oak Creek. W H Hollister was sworn in as For est postmaster. Edna Robbins teaches Sour Dough school. Lydia Anderson began a six months term at Fullerville. A train incident near Atkinson burned a car and endangered horses. market value cited at Omaha. M imentions of threshing, schooling, and upcoming improvements fill the week.
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Lydia Anderson
Fullerville
E. G. Woolfolk
Omaha
Atkinson
Neb
South Omaha
Sam Waddington
Will Phillips
Brownie Gosnell
L. E. Atkinson
Beaver Creek
Bert Robbins
George Fuller
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