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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
8
Quick sale note advertises a two unit egg incubator able to run as two incubators each holding 200 eggs and in perfect working order. Pure bred white Orpington eggs settings offered at 75 cents per setting free with the purchase. Contact Mrs A J Murphy Alva Wyoming. Also mentions nursery stock and a money loan notice from Mrs J L Wilson Stettler Alta Canada.
A local notice states Garmann will hold a sale on April 9 at 100 o'clock. The exact hour is unclear from text, with the event listed in a general public sale notice.
April 30 lists Win Murphy Darry ates John H Hillard and May 1 includes Marques Leeson Terry Mayhew May 2 Mark Music May 1 Ted Terhune and May 7 Malcolm Martin as the scheduled final proofs in the docket.
A Bannigan visited Hulet last week while Fred Willson and wife moved to their ranch. Allen Coffey is seen riding along the river as Waughs prepare to take the homestead. Belle school opened with Miss Myrna Coffey teaching. Harry Faulkner reports an operation to remove loose bone, a silver plate inserted. Mrs J L Driskill hosted a card party with high five and light refreshments. Mrs Irving Bear has died, leaving a week-old baby girl and a husband. community offers sympathy.
Carl Burnett is breaking brakes for Willard Durrett. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tracy called in Aladdin Sunday. Miss Francis Paraguy visits Miss Theo Derrickson for a while. Maud Sims visits her brothers H. L. and E. E. Sims and friends. Fred Tracy and Carl Anderson dined at C. J. Derrickson's home. Plenty of snow. farming looks unlikely. J. H. Bates reports a horse badly cut in the wire. hoping for a quick recovery. E. P. Storm horse brand on right thigh. Rauge Poison Creek P.O. New Hayeo.
Lem Mr has returned home after nearly two months in the Bend. Howard Caffery assists Hal Baxter with log hauling for a smoke house. Few farmers in fields now but may resume in a month if cold weather returns. W. E. Massie improves at home after chiropractor Peck treatments in Belle Fourche. Mrs. Caffery stays with daughter Mrs. Robert Massie and earlier with daughter Mrs. Grover Harney, slowly improving. J. B. Baxter from Puyallup Wash will travel to Wyoming around April 1 via Spokane and Yakima Valley, then to Wyoming. Home is still the best place.
Advertising pitch urges using the Globe for broad public reach in this local area. Promotes the newspaper as the preferred channel to connect with readers and disseminate business propositions.
Larry Karr at home after service with Dink Comper. Davis returns to Indiana to join the army. Neighbors discuss homestead plans as Chas Davis kin visit. Mrs. Irving Bear dies suddenly shocking the community. John Seely walks to Thompson Creek, proving the lazy man claim false. Neighborhood ladies host a needlework shower for Mrs Urban Ches hier. John Seely scheduled to return from Wisconsin the 28th with Halbig to file a homestead. Miss Jennie Carson begins a school nearby then teaches near Moorcroft and finds work. Rt L Lewis, Chas Davis, A H Shiff and others work on Mrs Ishams homestead as she longs to return. Mrs Byrnes finishes teaching Friday and admires the country. roads must be passable. Harry Karr circulates a post office petition. store plans may follow to ease travel.
Mrs Mary Ely sold 160 acres at ten dollars per acre to Lou Mespell. Mespell moved in this week, and Ely relocated to George Ely's place along the river near Dick Ely's ranch. Moorcroft Democrat.
A newspaper notice proclaims a $100 reward and asserts catarrh is curable by constitutional treatment with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims internal use clears the mucous membranes and strengthens the system, urging readers to believe in its efficacy and order through the Ohio address.
Ellenale reports a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Proctor on March 26. Severe weather has caused cattle losses in the vicinity. Hugh McLeod visited from the Little Missouri last Saturday to check his stock. Mrs. Glassburn and Max, Miss Mestopian, and Guy Holmes spent Sunday with Ed Fowlkes and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGuire had a lively mixup with a broken horse. no injuries. Clyde Roberts, while trapping coyotes, found a den of grey wolves and captured eleven pups, wounding the mother. he is thinning wolves and coyotes blamed for range cattle losses.
The modern History class finished the book Tuesday. Twelve of the Hulett pupils and six outsiders took eighth grade examinations here last week. Judge Tate was absent Tuesday due to severe tonsillitis requiring an operation. Mrs. Brandt covered the intermediate room Friday while Miss Schlichting took the examinations. A new drinking fountain is installed in the high school. The boys have been playing ball as mud eases and recess returns to fifteen minutes. Each student received a sample box of mentholatum to try for desk squeaks, coughing, and other ailments.
Tri State Milling Co announced a wheat buying offer through May 1lth, inviting bring in for the highest market price. Tom Muddison signs for the Tri State Milling Co in Aladdin.
An agricultural notice offers 100 head of two year old steers well wintered for sale. Prospective buyers are asked to contact Ray Ecksall in Hulett Wyoming between the 14th and 21st. The ad also promotes affordable newspaper bundles at five cents per bunch, noting limited supply and urging quick response.
For sale on my ranch 20 miles northwest of Aladdin Wyoming and 25 miles southwest of Alzada Montana. Two year olds and coming two year olds and a few good yearling bulls. High quality thick fleshed heavy boned cattle. Inspection invited and correspondence solicited. A J Murphy Alva Wyoming 14 tf
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