From the May 1, 1930 The News Record:Friends of Mrs. Harry Putnam gathered at the Putnam ranch Friday and had a “plowing bee.” Twelve tractors with the necessary implements were brought … more

Amax Coal donated $1,000 to the Bicentennial park fnd recently bringing the fund total close to $7,000. At the site for the park north of Woody Sampson complex are, from left, Jack Lauthenschlager, … more

From the May 8, 1908 Gillette News:Parties hauling sand from my place are required to pay 25 cents per load for two-horse team or 50 cents per load for four-horse team, in advance. This is in accord … more

From the May 8, 1908 The Gillette News:J.H. Vasek has resigned as agent for the Burlington at this point and is being checked out by the auditor today. Jack says there’s too much grief for the … more

From the May 8, 1908 the Gillette News:One ranch on Rock Creek in Johnson County with third and fifth water rights, of 521 acres, cuts 350 tons of alfalfa, and 50 acres in grain. Adjoins J.G. … more

From the April 24, 1908 The Gillette News:At a meeting of the City Council on Monday evening, a deal was made with Wm. E. Sweet & Co. of Denver, by which this company takes all, or as much as … more

From the April 10, 1908 Gillette News:Florsheim’s and Kirkendall’s celebrated shoes, the latest and best that is at McCumiskey’s the gent’s furnisher.From the April 10, 1930 … more

From the April 10, 1908 Gillette News:Advertisement —Will Pay $10 for the recovery of a 3-year-old white face bull branded on left side, strayed from Buffalo Creek — A.H. Hewes, … more

From the April 10, 1908 Gillette News:Free concerts every evening at the Buffalo Hump from 6-8 p.m. by the reconstructed orchestra. Each separate performer an artist and soloist. A rare musical treat … more

From the April 10, 1908 Gillette News:We sell the food stuff that is backed up by the pure food law of Wyoming as the purest and best the market affords. That’s the kind of groceries you get … more