20 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
1
A letter urges appointing Melvin G. Brown to fill the vacancy on the county board after Ed Fitch’s resignation. The writer portrays Brown as conscientious, broad minded, and a Democrat, urging endorsement and party alignment for the position.
A reward of five dollars is offered for the recovery of a sorrel gelding four years old with blaze and two white legs and a two year old sorrel filly branded on the left shoulder. Last seen on the river between Belle Fourche and Hulett. Address Mr Geo S Hower Powderville Montana.
The Crook County pupil count aged six to twenty one totals 1753. Each pupil drew from this land for the district in which they resided $483. Nettie Truax, Co. Supt.
Bramble the registered French Draft Stallion No 1072 will stand for public services Fridays and Saturdays in Hulett and the balance of the week eight miles southeast at the ranch. A ground up draft horse described as extra heavy with uniform ligelias. Bring mares to improve stock with terms 10 dollars for season ending July 4 191. Insure mare with foal for 15 dollars. H H Kiehl.
Advertisement listing white seed oats free from wild oats for sale at 2.00 dollars per hundred. Contact A J Murphy two miles south of Cross T. Reading inquiry noted as Whose Globe do you read.
Heavy snow storm gripped the region on Tuesday delaying plans while local people report training schedules and visits. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George Chase on April 12, with Geo. Butler and family visiting Sundy. others journeyed to Belle Fourche and Ridge for freighting and ranching tasks during the week. L. Reece remains ill on crutches but shows slow improvement from a recent accident.
V Rakestraw worked at the Green sawmill last week while Mark Gordon stays busy with crop work. Mrs Ed Allen and son George visit Ed Seig for a couple weeks. R J Marshall and Joe Mower sow oats despite a strong wind. Mrs J W Clark aided Mrs R W Rakestraw with carpet setup. L White began breaking plow and hauling hay. Sale note: Gray Percheron Stallion, 3 years old, 1300, must sell at once by Henry Zimmerechied Carlile.
Willard A Rauch returns with his sheep as sheep men predict an unusually large lamb crop and heavy wool clip. Belle Fourche Rural Telephone adds a second operator at Colony with 24 hour service. John Smith leaves Weare Collett duties to fix up a claim shack for two. C W Shepard adds an office and a 170 barrel water tank above a new repair shop. Milo Nichols family visit then return to Michigan as plans for homestead relocation spark curiosity.
J B Nelson of Chisago scouting a site while Dalton Bros complete carpentry for George Oliver. Foreman Bailey of the Tranch and Bob Camp hauled lumber from the Clark mill last week as New Haven plans a general store hotel feed barn and church this coming summer.
Miss May R. Stein and Mr. John Wehenkel are among letters advertised as uncalled for at the Hulett Wyoming post office. If not claimed within 80 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
A Sundance Monitor quote criticizes progressive ideas versus local philosophy. The message quips about “phylosophy” and the effort to explain a complex cause, noting a struggle to spell or articulate the concept.
Two registered Hereford bulls available at the home ranch of Hiram Mahoney. One is three years old and the other fourteen months. View by appointment at the Mahoney property.
Parties holding warrants against School District No 10 are ordered to present them at once to the treasurer G F Byad.
A price line notes cleaner Fife seed wheat offered at $1.26 per bushel by Antoine Fort in Forest, Wyoming. The listing signals a local market quote for farmers and traders assessing seed wheat costs and supply in the region.
Reports from Belle Fourche visitors, ranch towns, and stores including S C Schimberg on life insurance business. Local merchants advertise formaldehyde labels seed potatoes oats alfalfa. residents note moisture, travel to Los Angeles, and births. Bank ads promote deposits and safety vaults amid community notices.
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