07 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
1
May 2 guural school election looms with the Hulett High School district proposition. Various town updates include new hires, moves, road work, and local business activities plus wage fixes by the Wyoming Wool Growers Association for miners and ranch hands.
John F. Mulvaney of Lead and Miss Hannah T. Johnson of Hulett Wyoming were married last Saturday afternoon in the parlor of the Kenefick hotel. Rev. R. P. Harmon of the Methodist church officiated.
A large crowd attended Sunday School in the Minwich school house. Lyle Putman went to Moorcroft last Friday returning the next day with a load of freight for his store. Al Fisher planted garden Saturday. Farmers take advantage of the nice weather and farming is in full blast. Bill Canzleman passed through with freight for Hulett stores. G A Putman received Idaho seed wheat to be tested locally.
Several small town notes report Lena Murphy leaving Rathbun for Ellendale to open a new school April 11 and local visits, a New Haven telephone meeting, farm plans for the Garmon place, and a community dance at Chet Woods. Public land publication notices list Albert Evenson and John W. Cochran filings under the Timber and Stone Law with appraisals and dates in 1921, plus Matilda Charlson and Matinee entries, with final proof dates set before U.S. Commissioners in Hulett and Sundance Wyoming.
Miss Jessie Hinds of Sun dance accepts the position as telephone operator at the Hulett exchange. There will be no big dance and box supper at the Aladdin hall. Music by the original Derby Four of Hulett on Saturday April 9. Charles Hargraves of Alva stopped overnight in Flulert Monday en route to Sheridan for a few days.
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