Democrats nominate J M Carey for Wyoming governor
In Sheridan the Democrats nominate J M Carey for governor noting his long Republican ties and current switch to the Democratic platform. The Sheridan Republican convention praises Judge Parmellee and urges his continued tenure, predicting Crook County will strongly endorse his administration.
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Newcastle
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Douglas
Rock Springs
J. M. Carey
Carey
Judge Parmelee
Parmélee
Crook County
Parkrall Findings and Local Notes
Harve Woods returned from a northern trip. A stormy spell burdens schoolchildren with long commutes. Roy Cameron plans a return to his former South Dakota school. Robd Gunn weakens after a long illness. Geo Reid to lead again at the O Connor Bros store. The Craige family welcomed a fine boy. A social dance at Lannings Hall pleased all attendees. Mrs Paul of Ubon Iowa visits kin then returns home. WF and Mrs Smith visited Beulah and Robi Gunn family. Grain shipments into the country grow, drawing money away from local needs. A man accused of insanity surfaced but revealed to have stirred yellow jackets, a dangerous swarm.
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Harve Woods
Roy Cameron
South Dakota
Robd Gunn
Geo
Reid
O’connor Bros
Richard Craige
Stork
Richard
Lannings Hall
Beulah
Robi Gunn
Eothen Notes and Local Farm Anecdotes
Aladdin Tuesday notes Dairy business and travel with Swan Pearson and Janes Hojde to Omaha. Charley Pearson’s house nears completion. John Pearson and Hickey Lumber activity. Spring sowing in progress amid rains. Local real estate pitch by Gunderson offering cash for Hulett land trades.
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Aladdin
Swan Pearson
Janes Hojde
Omaha
Otto Lunblad
Charley Pearson
Olander Giertz
Belle Fourche
Lew Sipe
Hickey
Pearson
John Pearson
Hulett
Hulett Real Estate
Local notes from Donald region on visits and incidents
Forest Sherrard camp tussle with dogs. Mrs Horlocker visits son William in South Dakota. Uncle John Clark recovering post operation. Mrs Chester Long heads to Omuaba to join husband. Steven Wright and Harper brothers camp in hills hoping for two deer each. Howard Sherrard party toured Goldie. Fordyce family back to Spearfish. pool hall sold. Cyrus Kelley injured cutting hands when table collapsed. Donaldites attend Butte County Fair amid rough weather. Springlike warmth boosts grazing prospects. Few office seekers. L M Mowery builds Pine Creek bridge replacing rotten structure near Bob Waddington’s.
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Howard Sherrard
Job
Donaldites
Butte County
James Dyce
Green Mountain Country
Belle Fourche
F. M. Harrington
Donald
Tower Chimes Dry? Local notes from a frontier town
Roy Rakestraw bought a pan of mares at Saturday’s sale. Mark Gordon, ill with typhoid, is improving. J.8 Lebo and R. J. Marshall dined with Jimmy Clark in bachelor quarters last Monday. Mrs. Simons and Mrs. Ripley went to Sundance to fix winter quarters. R. K. Mespell delivered fresh beef to grangers last Thursday. H. B. Clark drove cattle from Montana to Lytle Creek last Thursday. Major Webb sails for England via Sundance Chicago and Montreal. Mespell begins a new drilling phase after two holes. Two bachelor girls and their escort had a rainy oat transfer trip between Hulett and Campstool. Franklin Smith and John Bant visited Rockypoint to review conduct there. Hulett’s country shines but Flats push hard for the lead.
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Mark Gordon
Lebo
R. J. Marshall
Jimmy Clark
R. K. Mespell
H. B. Clark
Montana
Lytle Creek
Major Webb
England
Sundance
Chicago
Montreal
Hulett
Franklin Smith
John Bant
New Haven Hosts Rural Meeting on Telephone Lines
New Haven residents and along the road between New Haven and Hulett are invited to gather at Jake Hauber’s ranch on the upcoming Saturday October 1 to discuss local telephone matters. Also notes a postponed ball game with Rockypoint due to a storm and plans for an October middle tournament including Bear Lodge Cubs.
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J. W. Randall
Jake Hauber
Peter Thompson
9-Mile
Mont
Clark's
J.W. Randall
Geo. Jones
Rockypoint
New Haven
Hulett
Rockypointers
Jack Bant
Bear Lodge Cubs
Fire destroys Belle Fourche electric plant and mill
A nighttime blaze Wednesday last week destroyed the Belle Fourche electric light plant aftera lightning strike sent flames into the wiring. The fire then consumed the Belle Fourche flouring mill and wheat elevator, both burned to the ground. Losses run about 20 000 dollars for the electric company and 50 000 dollars for the mill with partial insurance. The Electric company plans immediate reconstruction. the mill will not be rebuilt until spring.
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Belle Fourche
Redwater
Electric Company
Weekend Dance and Community Notices in Dillon Ru land
A lively note from Alva and surrounding towns recounts a dance in Dillon Ru land's hall at Alva on Friday night and another gathering at Mr. Davidson's house. Local residents attend visits, a republican primary nominates several candidates, and obituaries mark George Edward Zimmerschied’s passing at one year. Community figures, travels, and health updates fill the section with multiple personal items and small-town news from Buffalo Basin to Hulett.
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Dillon Ruland
Alva
Lewis Johnson
Mia
B. F. Engle
Miss Dale Black
Hulett
Miss Black
Springfield
Ohio
Samuel Miller
Samuel Miller, Mrs. Daling, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Engle, Wm. and Miss Dale Black
Fred Zimmerschied
Carlile
George Edward
Miller Creek
M. C. Roberts
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Congress
Supreme Court
Jate
Frank W. Mondell
W. Ek, Mullen W. KR
BCH
Nitoer
A. D. Cook
Rk. B. Forsythe
J. L. Baird
C. N. Potter
Parkrall
Eothen Notes
Donald Doings
Donald Hall
Wiuch
L. M. Mowery
Bob Waddington
Pine Creek
Roy Rakestraw
Mrs. Simons
Mrs. Ripley
Mospell
W. Moerryman
R. Vaughn
GC. L. St.John
Mr. Merryman
Moorcroft
Ridge
Mra
Hattie W. Kelley
American Ladies’ Tailoring Co
Star Brand
Beaver Creek
Buffalo Basin
Susan Baxter
Robi Cook
Mr. Morrell
Herb Sims
Justice of the Peace
F. M. Baxter
B. KB
Sims
Robt
J. L. Cook
H. H. Gunderson
Inter Mountain Globe
Northwest Post Force
Frank Gervasi
Stilwell
Mary
Austria
Frank
Gorvasi
Northwest Post
Creta Wood
Farrall
Rouida
W. J. Wood
I. Block
Hot Springs
Battle Creek Sanitarium
John
Roy Lush and
Texas
Ehuiott
Roy
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