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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
1
The State Journal notes a dispute over first class versus second class county salaries. Most county attorneys weigh in, Metz of Big Horn opposes, and Attorney General Preston has moral doubts but no formal opinion. The piece argues lawmakers should refine the law to avoid such questions and respect legislative intent.
The alfalfa meal mill, employing ten workers by day and eight by night, operates nonstop to meet a rush ground product demand. Last week it ground about fifty tons per day with a record of 570 sacks in ten hours and shipped about three carloads daily. About one thousand tons have been ground since startup, with more hay fed in. a new hay house will be built and the mill will run into next spring with the new crop expected to be much larger.
The Wyoming Stockman Farmer, formed by merging three papers, launches with about ten thousand circulation. The Tribune of Cheyenne backs the new journal. A Casper meeting of the Wyoming Editorial Association is planned for June 13–14, with Kemmerer hoping to host the next gathering. Editors are urged to boost home trade and support local commerce.
The governor vetoed a memorial to Congress seeking Mondell bill passage to allocate over 25 percent of revenues from federal land sales to state road funding. The veto is blamed on deep animosity toward Mondell and the congressional influence, with observers noting public interest in the clash between state leadership and Wyoming's Washington delegation.
R K Mespell suffered a serious fire at his Mespell Ranch last Saturday morning. The granary and its contents were destroyed despite efforts to save the nearby barn. A piano rented for a dance and various tools were lost. Mespell suspects a discarded cigar stub caused the blaze. Insurance coverage is in place.
Friday evening dance at the hall promises a good time. Bessa Fisher visits with Zeta Bush a few days. Miss Ida Wilson leaves Friday for Deadwood South Dakota to stay some time. Mrs Dessie Martin returns after a hospital stay. Nora Brosa and sister Bede visit from Pine Ridge. Mrs C C Storm and children head to the ranch for summer. Arthur Lash returns from Sumas Washington to spend the summer.
Dance announced for April 4 at Hulett Hotel with Dr L E Hay to run March 24 to April 14. George Morrison and family returned to their ranch after winter in town. Earl Morrison to attend school. Henry Kellar and Sam Wooldridge recently recovered from kidney disease after a period of illness. Dr Hay takes over Calvert’s work and will travel between Hulett and Sundance. Frank Cooper reports a fine winter for stock and spring range. Miss Bessie Fisher informed of cousin Sylvia Pecht in Hot Springs South Dakota scalded by steam in her office. Everett Engle injured arm in a school census incident. Mrs N H Wahlgren hosted a pleasant afternoon party honoring nurse Hattie M Kesler with helpers and musical program by local residents. Refreshments concluded the event.
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