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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
1
An essay contrasts three classes of people American readers recognize teachers who improve schools through service and study the self seeking social climber who pursues status and wealth and the third who never plans but must be compelled to act.
A letter from Elmer E. Green criticizes a teacher’s lax methods and limited classroom engagement while urging removal of second and third class teachers in Crook County. The report notes an upcoming April 20 teachers’ meeting with a program, hog shipping growth from Aladdin, and Mrs. Garman’s recess, plus Miss Thompson taking charge at Fowlkes school and Editor Yeoman’s trip to Sundance.
At a recent Hulett school board meeting the faculty section for the next year was discussed with progress toward settling. The state shows strong teacher selection. a private letter praises Hulett’s school for its recent year, noting high community interest and quality work. The board re-elected Mrs Brandt as superintendent and Lela Gry and Roen Storm as directors. two vacancies remain with Miss Clara Schlichting chosen to fill one, the other deferred.
Forest ranger assignments reported in Sundance bear district affairs as Mr Mall prepares to move to Pactola district in the southeastern Black Hills around May 1. Ranger Warren Pilcher of the Black Hills is expected here to succeed Ball, with praise from many in the Bear Lodge district. W R Reeves and wife visited lower town this week.
The 640 acre stock raising homestead bill advances from the House to Senate committee. Provisions allow entry by qualified homestead applicants, with 640 acres designated for grazing and forage crops, a designation petition for a preference right, residence or improvements, and varied entry and withdrawal rules. Local social notes follow, including dance plans and community updates.
Last Sunday at noon at George Stinson's home in New Haven, Rev. J. M. Brown joined W. H. Allen and Ethel Terry in marriage. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry, recently moved near New Haven and is well regarded. The groom, an employee of Mr. Weare at Colony, is described warmly by colleagues. The couple will reside in Colony, having left there last Tuesday.
A call for a Republican State Convention to be held in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 8 1916 at 10 a.m. to nominate electors for President and Vice President adopt a party platform and select delegates to the Chicago National Nominating Convention. The 142 delegate body is apportioned by county including Albany 10 Laramie 1 Natrona 6 Sheridan 10 etc. Delegates to be chosen May 2 1916 under law. Paulde Bulijvan Chairman.
Miss Julia O Brien Mas sie became Mrs Winton J Davis of Fayetteville Arkansas at St Pauls Church with Rev J E Carpenter officiating. The bride, sister of Mrs R E McGuire, has lived with her aunt and uncle since childhood. The groom is a Fayetteville druggist. They will reside in Fayetteville.
Last Saturday drew crowds for the Ingraham wood sale amid stormy days. Maud the mare sold for 196 dollars, her colts at 100 150 and 2850 dollars, mules brought 330 dollars and went to the stage line to Aladdin. Mrs E K Lindsay from Oak Creek ranch attended, recovering from a winter accident. Lindsay sustains a broken rib from a muley cow altercation but is mending. Herb Bush traveled from Sheridan for a few days at home.
Last Sunday at 9 30 p m a fire swept Colvin residence in Ava while the occupants were at another home. The lamp theory is blamed for the blaze. The wooden structure was new and insured for about 900 dollars, the policy still fresh.
Merrill Brown in Crook Co. Mercantile showcases spring hats and the Grace hat from Liebstadters Kansas City noted. Mrs Robt Brown and daughter and Rev T M Coffey family back from Oklahoma report happiness with Crook County. Coffey adds interest in colonial rugs and weaving services with ready samples to be shown in Hulett.
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