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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
4
Antelope Flat columns report local life with Louis Leitner buying a cream separator for seventy dollars, spring sowing underway, and school closed on March 31. Many residents travel, husking done, and rumors of mining prospects, new residents, and road work punctuate a season ahead with variable rain.
In New Haven a large crowd enjoyed a dance on April 1. Storm Bros. plan another dance April 18 at the New Haven hall. S. J. Stall mingled with locals Saturday. cattle trade shifts as Wessie sold to Ed Turnquist. Brunizer builds a new blacksmith shop near the post office. Mr. Southworth of Colorado spoke on the farmer’s organization, but an early start for the dancers curtailed remarks.
Kelly and Dagger called at Jas Storts last Sunday. Laney school opened Monday with Miss Grace Allen. Grass and small grain are starting as spring weather remains pleasant. Mrs Leon White is sick with LaGrippe. Dagger and daughter Jandhe visited W D Kelly last Saturday. Leon White started plowing with a steam outfit. Geo Carr injured his foot when a leg fell on it and is still sore.
Archie Zink works for Bert Derrickson as scarce news week notes few readers. Barlean visited friends and relatives near Bear Lodge with several locals stopping by.
The Bear Lodge side attended the dance at Alva on March 26 and reported a good time. Lottie Barlean was thrown from her saddle while riding bareback but escaped injury. Mrs. Dan Hoy of Canford BC suffered a broken ankle and was taken to hospital. Hope for a speedy recovery.
J. J. Nelson returns home from the saw mill. The Book and Thimble club met at Mrs. Lawler's with a small but pleasant gathering and a hearty dinner. A farmers meeting at Buffalo Basin school house led by Mr. Southworth organized a Farmers' Society of Equity. a few farmers joined, with more expected.
The notice advertises free rips and patches for boots or shoes at the Shiersaw mill office and promises upcoming renly made shoes.
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