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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
11
A condensed local news digest from Antelope Flat and Donald areas recounts springtime farm activity, sown wheat, and recent weather. It notes citizenship filing, visits, new residents, minor injuries, milling boiler trouble, and roads improvements with scattered community chatter about mining prospects and local transport.
In New Haven a large crowd attended the April dance with Storm Bros renting the hall for another event on April 18. S J Stull visited friends, Wessie sold cattle to Ed Turnquist, and Wm Brunizer planned a new blacksmith shop east of the post office. Mr Southworth of Colorado spoke on the farmer organization issue to an enthusiastic audience before the dance.
Kelly and Dagger called at Jas Storts last Sunday. Al Storts turned cattle on the range recently. Rakentraw plowing for Owen Conley this week. Laney school started Monday with Miss Grace Allen. Spring weather and crop planting underway. Mrs. Leon White ill with La Grippe. Mrs. Dagger and Blanche visited W. D. Kelly last Saturday. Leon White plowed last week with a steam outfit. Geo. Carr injured foot when a log fell on it and remains sore.
Archie Zink works for Bert Derrickson as the week brings scarce news. Farmers stay active as everyone farms. Sam Barlean visited friends and his brother near the Bear Lodge last week, with several locals joining in from nearby areas.
Side of the Bear Lodge attended the dance at Alva on March 28 with all reporting a good time. Lottie Barlean was thrown from a saddle mare but escaped injury. Mrs Dan Hoy of Canford BC suffered a broken ankle and Dan took her to the hospital with wishes for a speedy recovery.
J. J. Nelson has returned home from the saw mill where he has been working for some time. The Book and Thimble club met at Mrs. Lawler's Saturday with a small turnout and a pleasant dinner. A farmers meeting at Buffalo Basin school house organized a Farmers Society of Equity led by Mr. Southworth on the 26th. a few farmers joined and more are expected.
A local shoe maker, Kerer, advertises his presence at the Shiersaw mill office. He promises free rips and patches for boots or shoes needing half-soloing and hints at upcoming realy made shoes to be shown soon. Watch this paper for details.
Local official offers prompt handling of accounts and proper signing of deeds mortgages and all legal papers in Hulett Wyoming.
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