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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
8
Describes a ten room house with bath and sewerage free light and fuel artesian well for stock and irrigation a 50 by 62 barn 200 feet of sheds 000 acres fenced 320 deeded 40 leased four mail lines meet here post office included pays about 20 per month selling for 400.00 with easy terms from Hulett Land and Cattle Company.
The river ice vanished last Sunday the last day of March marking the latest opening on record. Eldest residents recall no prior breach later in history, a date to remember for future reference.
Farmers Bank in Agar reports funds available. Willard Ripley improves Hulett with building work. Andrew Guthrie returns from Warren Peaks as a skilled miner. Watt Baker completes bank renovations. Clem Blore escapes mishap on streets. Otis Long and Clarence Smith new homesteaders near Tie Creek. Troed Pearson expands real estate with a west-edge pasture purchase. Mail carried by horseback after ice break. August Johnson goes to Sioux Falls for masonry work. Curtis Clark notes boom in town but farming declines post snow. Chas Zumah ships cattle, enjoys mild winter. Bee notes need for better roads and highway connections.
Mrs. Morna Wood begins her school at Alva on April 1. Snow is melting with little water visible. Sunday School starts at Alva but attendance is light. Mrs I M Coffey visited with her daughter Mrs Victor French last week. Clemens Connaughy hauled corn for his father’s ranch on Deer Creek. Miss Gertrude Mudd aimed for Missouri last Wednesday. her sled overturned on the way to Alva but no injuries. Will Chapman and Curtis Lindsey faced a crusted snow break on their freight run from Aladdin and required hours to resume travel.
News from New Haven reports a town dance on April 18 with a basket supper. Residents note roads are nearly impassable from melting snow while several visitors from Moorcroft and Little Missouri attended. The rag dance at the hall drew good crowds and honored the raggedest couple, Earl Music and Braxy Hoback.
Sasa erreaeastssstR reports Thorn Divide struggles as Fred Pugh loses a fine young milch cow. Snow blindness affects most local boys while Frank Laymon travels to Moorcroft for feed. Mr. Brandt visits to collect seed orders as stock losses depress farmers nationwide. Severe weather and seed scarcity drive worry, with some seeking seeds while many stock up on hay and grain.
Mr Eccles works with his lambing while Dick Arnwine traded at Rockypoint last week. Bert Helmer visited Moorcroft for four to five days. John Okie and Spencer McLain left for Moorcroft and have not returned. Mr Chester of Ridge Montana lost his house to fire last Saturday and some stock this winter.
i. iF. Mercer of Sidney Mont spent this week in town visiting his sister Mrs. Alexander who runs the Merchant hotel rooming house. Mercer formerly lived in Maryville Mo and knows many local old timers. Frank Wayne and wife returned to Belle Fourche after a winter in the east and trips through Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska.
Notice to the public announces new passenger fare set at 3.00 dollars between Hulett and Aladdin and a freight rate of ten cents per hundred pounds. Pete Young mua.
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