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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
8
The notice promotes sale advertising services and invites readers to A. J. Murphy's ad for choice herd specimens worth viewing. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gatlin visited town from Ridge country, with Mrs. Gatlin formerly Miss Ellen Bay visiting relatives.
Sworn to and subscribed before the 7th day of April, 1917. Co. C. Storm, Notary Public. My Commission expires Jan. 18, 1921. H. H. Gunderson, Editor Publisher Manager Owner.
May Basket Social scheduled for Tuesday evening in the I O O F hall with a fine program and jolly time promised. Down the River Orlie Brannaman is home again. Clay Massie assessed this neighborhood last week. Frank Hardy left for Belle Fourche and Spearfish this week. Mr. Waugh and Ray Waugh delivered potatoes to Belle Fourche this week. W. R. Collins and Iona threshed alfalfa seed for Walt Pannell Wednesday.
Graves ranch at Beaver Creek hosts a gathering with music and supper on April 28 inviting all. Thurman Graves of Alva announces Murphy Beggs of Lincoln plan to open a Hulet garage, both seasoned mechanics. Mrs Veach reports a pleasant winter trip to Ohio and Dayton visiting Ralph. Crook county appeals to Dr Bostwick’s new Ford purchase. Hiehl seeks fat hogs for May shipping. reads in the Globe.
Charlie Roberts rents Martin Stephenson's ranch while Clifford and Leonard Roberta suffer scarlet fever and mumps. Jake and Jim Benson visit from Duck Creek this week. Martin Stephenson and Clarence Kysar buy sheep from Busha. Mrs. Garman visits Pete Youngman and Mrs. Fred Hobart. Moore school house fire from overheated stove. paper on ceiling burned but teacher and pupils with Mr. Tate's help put it out.
Mrs Maude Sims spent Wednesday night with Mrs Baxter. W E Massie is improving and can walk without his crutch. Frost Morse the peace maker and Dick Walsh visited Robi Massie earlier in the week. There is talk of a Bend phone line to connect with the outside world. House cleaning is the current order as spring arrives after a hard winter.
At the county commissioners session bonds for J. E. Arnold as justice of the peace in Oshoto and Geo. King in Rockypoint were approved. Governor Houx designated April 27, 1917 as Arbor Day. E. A. Driskill offers Red Poll Durhams stock for sale. Mrs. M. C. Roberts seeks treatment in Omaha. The Globe notes rising subscriptions as four new enrollments join. E. J. Holcomb plans improvements on his settlement homestead north of town. Edward Flecher and Fritz Horn return from Nebraska with Louie and wife, leasing the Clarence Eaton.
GLO Survey may start in north eastern Wyoming around May 1. A petition seeks a bridge across Hulett Creek on the stage road. Rube Blankenship leaves for Parks Sheep Ranch for summer camp tending. Vint Blozom and Woodrow visit New Haven Saturday. Stubbart travels to Alva after a young team sold from Hi Ma honey on Lame Jones Creek. Clark visits Hulett. Mrs. Virgil Moore joins him after three weeks locally. School notes praise truth and work. Tommy and Jessie Hotchkiss stay with Everett Engle through term end. Est buttons being worn by Elma Garman and Asal Chittigg. Mewhirter returns to school after six weeks. Wheat bought at Aladdin until May 15 1917 by State Milling Co. Tom Maddison. 14-5t.
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