Greasewood Valley Items From Scribbler
Wm Brader builds a new cement house on his ranch east of town. Crops look well after recent rains. Wm Burns and family visited the Hock ranch last Sunday. Dr Stilwell place fenced by Mr Jackson and helpers this week. Earl Montgomery returned to Greeley. his mother rode as far as Marrs ranch. Bob Gamble in Denver this week. Hock and Robi Gamble horses cut by wire fence Monday night. Mrs Lee visited Mrs Brader Saturday. Mrs Flagler adds a room and plans a new well. Mr Lee Robey and Has Lewis work. Mr Wharton builds a sod house along Igo Creek on his claim. Families attended Children Day at Mount View Sunday School. Mr Chas Lewis and family with the Peterses spent Sunday at South Pawnee.
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Dr. Stilwell
Mr. Jackson
Force of
Earl Montgomery
Greeley
Marr
Mr Hock
Robi. Gamble
Mrs. Lee
Sods Houses Rise in Neighborhood Amid Low Wages
Several sod houses are being built in the neighborhood as workers are sought at one dollar per day. Some laborers express willingness to work at that wage if work remains available, signaling a tight labor market and low pay in the fledgling construction effort.
Painter Father Visit Echoes Jasper County Ties
J A Painter hosts his father for about a month. The elder Mr Painter is an old friend of editor Hammond's father from Jasper county Iowa in the 1860s.
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J. A. Painter
Mr. Painter Sr
Hammond
Old Jasper County
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