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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
1
A writer defends Sunday rest for Hulett merchants citing tradition and morals. The piece argues against open Sunday business, urging townspeople to honor one day of rest, respect religious teaching, and set a proper example for children.
P W Shafer of Boar Lodge Gold Mining Co Crook county visited New Castle this week to gauge local interest in expanding Bear Lodge workings. Citizens may send a representative to inspect properties with potential stock purchases as experts confirm gold ore presence, while noting deeper digs may yield higher values.
Mrs Henry Aikman returned to town after her election day accident. Ina Fry marked a wedding anniversary dinner at Engles. Mr and Mrs E Wyman welcomed a eleven pound boy, mother and child doing well. Marchants from Iowa and Nebraska arrived to ranch life after a drowning news. Search efforts for John Marchant continued as neighbors assisted. Art Cole expanded the old restaurant building into a 12 by 40 foot space for a bowling alley. Livestock for sale included two Chester White boars at Wade Baggett place and Allan Coffey employed at a Fordyce pool hall.
Mrs. Louis Callquist is very sick and Cecil Richards remains ill in Belle Fourche. Chep Tromble owns a fine carriage team and visited Vernie Taylor on Sunday. Ed Smith and his mother from Lytle Creek attended the Robinson Guthrie wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Sherrard welcomed a baby boy born on the 19th. John Sherrard and family return from Litton Indiana and plan to spend the summer here.
Harry Robinson and Misa Elsie Guthrie wed at Henry Guthrie’s home March 24 at noon with Justice Hollister officiating. A dinner followed, then games and social chats. A reception dance at Lee Pearson’s drew a large crowd, dancing until daylight. The couple, niece of Henry Guthrie, begin housekeeping at Andrew Guthrie’s ranch. Best wishes for a prosperous life together.
Last Sunday marked Harvey F. Hendricks's 67th birthday with a village party. Cola W. Shepard showed off a new surveying instrument, Grace Busby returned from a Montana flying trip seeking a Mondell homestead, and George Ruggless visited Montana the prior week on Blacktail.
A collection of village items reports on garden plans cabbages tomatoes and watermelons hot beds and neighbors interest. Several accidents and events are noted including a horse saved from a 12 foot well by ten men a shootout in Rupe's saloon with a knife but no fatality and a birthday taffy pull at A B Pecht's. Family sickness school openings and travel to Sundance are mentioned along with routine farm work and local social life. Subscriptions reminders and local ads close the column.
Mrs Anna D Cole announces an auction sale covering her household goods house and lot horses and a milk cow. The sale is set for April 3 at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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