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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
5
Miss Hilda Haskins oversaw a successful term end at TL on April 10. A basket supper and program raised 8600 dollars for school equipment upgrades. Attendees joined in various games and enjoyed the lively evening.
In district court the Wakeman-Gunderson libel suit ended with a jury verdict for H. H. Gunderson after a lengthy delay. In the Kerer versus Bush case the jury awarded $150 plus costs to Kerer, and Bush plans to appeal.
On Sunday April 19 Rev. Brown holds services at the Terhune schoolhouse at 11 a.m. Bay schoolhouse at 3 p.m. and Hulett at 7 30 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to attend.
A home talent play and basket social will be held at the church in Alva on April 18 to help pay the church painting debt. Everyone is invited.
Local ad notes Kerer the Shoe Man operates from the Shiersaw mill office. It advertises free rips and patches on boots and shoes and promises ready made shoes for seven. The notice urges readers to watch the paper for updates.
John Sherrard of Tow er Wyoming offers ten head mares and geldings for sale in a classified notice. The listing specifies stock from his ranch and requests inquiries to reach the seller for details on each horse.
The Hulett Sunday School records for April 12 show 41 present and a collection of 1.19 dollars. Six new pupils joined, and everyone is invited to attend. Robt. Brown, Superintendent.
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone removing property or trespassing at the listed place. The notice identifies George Potras and 16-6md as related details, urging readers to report any suitable information for action.
A fine young son was born to Mr and Mrs C R Lown last Thursday morning. Grandparents Lown are well, but Durfee grandparents have not been heard from. Mrs Mabel Gerrig bore a son last Friday. her husband George Gerrig was killed by a horse kick last fall near Cave Hills. Gerrig has stayed with the Ross family in town for two months. J R Padgett returns to Arch Creek homestead after winter work in Gillette. Wm P Parks of the Mitten ranch and J A Allison of Gillette visited town. J C Fowlkes and family moved to a northwest Hulett claim with livestock and household goods. he hails from Nebraska City. For Sale eight work horses and more at reasonable prices. Eggs and poultry available. Read your home newspaper.
Sunday service drew good attendance with praise for music and sermons. Mentions of the Widners in Upton and summer plans in Hulett. annonces for Guy Mewhirter sale April 18 with Chittim entertainment. Anna Erhert arrives to settle, Frank Erhert linked. Petras sale praised for weather and prices. Dr L E Hay visiting, George Petras travels to Moorcroft and Big Forks. Alfalfa seed sales rise. dairy cows, alfalfa urged to boost earnings. call to invest while conditions are favorable.
Jas Matheny received a letter from Senator Warren stating a bill to allow him to file under homestead laws has passed the Senate and will become law upon President Wilsons signature. Matheny paid for land later found unpatented and tied to a fraudulent Compton entry, risking his life savings. Special Agent Fuller and Representative Mondell pushed relief, with Interior Department support, noting the settler acted in good faith and needs a lawful path to ownership despite the governments cancellation of the entry.
Ben Bunch works for Dick Bush while Hilda Nielsen stays with Mrs. C. C. Storm. A. Brown and family enjoyed country air near Sherman Brimumer’s Sunday. Mrs. G. B. Bush returned from Omaha to visit Texas relatives before heading home. Herbert Minnich, J. J. Minnich’s son, was seriously injured in a horse accident and remains unconscious. Dr. Vercoe of Deadwood offers eye and ear care locally. Several exchanges on sales, repairs, and social gatherings fill the column, including an upcoming May 2 auction for Mrs. Storm Jr. and stock listings.
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