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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
4
The resignation of Post Master Bostwick prompts a gentle contest among local residents to serve the people as post master. Citizens praise the good humor and politeness of the campaign, noting any honest candidate would guard the government, with Hulett’s interests first.
Jones and Tinkcom will open in Sundance's Powell and Bostwick building with a strong stock of drugs and sundries. Mr. Jones brings an established Sundance business and many friends, while Mr. Tinkcom is regarded as a capable newcomer. More details will follow once settled.
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A group of Jericho travelers organized in town last Saturday to establish Hu leet Lodge No. 46 I O O P. Abe Frank of Sundance installed officers N G Charles Miller W G Willard Ripley Secy W J Wood Treas Treed Pearson.
Frank Mellvenna returned to his home in South Dakota after a three month visit with his niece Mrs. Wm Horlocker and plans to return in June. Nancy Haskins married Lloyd Evans March 10 at Bishop California. Deer numbers rise in the area as bands of seven to twenty-one roam. Wm Horlocker and John Harper traveled to Sundance last weekend. Robins and meadow larks sound like spring.
Ferrall Findings reports Johnny Wood seen near Ridge engaged in sheep herding with a comforting air. Agnes and Lydia Annderson pass through en route to Sundance for homestead proof and a teacher's exam. Farmers await settled weather to resume busy work while roads remain rough and freight activity continues. A Rowser schoolhouse dance draws a good crowd and Robt. Warser takes a nearby home site. Sale notices include coed wheat and oats on a ranch ten miles south of Hulett and seventy four porators listed.
Harmon West returns with father to file on a homestead family plans arrival after preparations Fred Harrington and two sons arrive from Rock Port to rent Jay Wood ranches for the year Wm Abel returns from the Black Hills for medical care Ed Miller returns from Iowa wife to join later Miss Willson returns from Sundance to take teacher's exam Crew erects a house in Alya cemetery KE McWilliams and family visit Dr A Raland Mert and Lawrence Cochran rent J S B Wood ranches Mr and Mrs N C Davin visit Lane Jones Miss Tattie Powell visits Beaver Creek Jon F BE Rounds and Abe Frank visit from Sandance on business They compare to young colts in a pasture Dick Bush eyes a tie up this week Mayer shoes sold by Sanders Gilbert at Belle Fourche Hereford bull for sale 100. Ery Rich Janis 10 miles south of Hulett If you want to rent land or sell it list with Hulett Land with Cattle Co Divorge Ruggles returns from Nebraska after winter period
In a tale set beside the Hulett bridge, Carlibus buys feathered stock from a trader of Ananias while Mrs. Carlibus notes the missing females. Overexchange and misjudgment lead to financial ruin and damaged reputation for the couple, with regret over past alliances.
Pearl Cole, a local boy, departed last Saturday for the Hills to take employment with a major company operating there. Friends note he remains within reach and may visit the town when possible. The notice also lists community items including an art calendar offer, a Yeomen program for April Tth, and a pool hall construction update.
A ten pound boy is reported to have taken up residence at the home of Mr and Mrs Carter Stevens near Farrall on March 24 1908 Mrs Stevens was formerly Miss Nora Farris. Attorney Blake has returned from a trip to the Hulett country noting prosperity and cheerful people. Deadwood papers announce a victory for Miss Teresa Geis in her suit against the estate of the late Mr Seebick who ran a popular millinery and dressmaking shop. Geis was awarded 424900. Mr Jones the Sundance druggist closes his Sundance shop to operate in Hulett. Sundance people wish him well. Yesterday was a happy day at the D F Trewin homestead a new daughter was born. When at the Belle Fourche stock meet Sanford s Gilbert are to be called on.
Subscription funds were raised this week to buy new song books for the church. Books will be ordered at once and distributed for public consideration on other matters. Local business notes mention W L Douglas shoes sold by Sanders Gilbert and watches sent to I D Coryell. Belle Fourche Horsemen remind readers to place horse ads in the Globe columns.
A humorous account compares modern earnings with famed masters like Michael Angelo and Leonardo da Vinci. It cites historical pay figures such as Correggio 7.26, DurER 6.60, and Rembrandt 476 for Night Watch, noting the harsh lack of overtime and daily rates. Velasquez is said to earn an average 936 per picture while courting government commissions.
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