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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
8
The column records farmers in the Tower area busy with planting and breaking sod while individuals like J Garman, Roy Rakestraw, and Roy Ott are seen in town or at work. A school meeting for Dist 22 is planned, the Tower Sunday School is reorganized, and a Moorcroft Orchestra engagement is announced for April 24.
County Assessor Massie visited town last week while Rich and Moore inspected the telephone line on Tuesday. Mrs B Robbins and her sister Mrs Harry Tracy spent Saturday together. Aladdin and Sundance sent strong turnout at the Mitchell dance on April 17. Aladdin ball club practices Sundays for the season. Mrs Joe Farrall serves as house keeper at the Whalen home during absence. Mr Zummach returns Monday from Hot Springs where he sought rheumatism treatment. Harry Tracy and family with Mr Morrison fished Sand Creek Sunday. Tracy landed 20 fine speckled beauties.
Farmers push into full blast as Ed Woolfolk ships horses to his ranch and residents plan spring trips to Belle Fourche. Citizens discuss county inspector duties and the value of a county agricultural agent amid debate on salaries and office efficiency.
William Durrett sold a team of mules to L TH Dewing as farming begins in the area. The Alva creamery started Monday morning with several cans of cream arriving. Vic French and Ben Colvin made a business trip to Hulett. Miss Estella Gage visited relatives, Miss Myrna Coffey came for a visit, and Miss Sadie Davis returned from Farrall. Thurman Graves’s horse strayed while visiting his sweetheart. locals urged returning the animal. The dance-loving youths of Alva plan a play under Mrs Vie French supervision.
A Saturday evening dance featured by Mre Hiram Mahoney, with the Graves orchestra providing music. The modest attendance reflected a rural, farming community setting and a pleasant social moment.
Old Oak Creek farmers begin planting Dan Barlean visits his uncle Carrie Derrickson Roy Knoff builds a chicken house for his mother Roy is the lad alright Nice Bear Lodge weather with green grass The George Derrickson James Adair dance was a hummer James Adair left for Bert Robbins place on Lith to begin work and help with the well drill
Lou Thompson bought grain nearby last Tuesday and Al Padgitt began his week at the saw mill. Mrs. L. D. Rathbun visited Mrs. Jake Hauber Sunday while Free Mewhirter dropped by Wednesday. Alice Congleton visits Hulett with Mrs. Bostwick as Ellen and Ralph Bay return from Montana. Millicent Gray resumes Svoboda school duties after illness. Louie Guilliams suffered the grippe this week. Benson school opened with Miriam Bay in charge. Charles Roberts moves his family back to the ranch from Hulette. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chittim and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garman visited Tate last Sunday.
Wyoming law requires inspection of horses mules and cattle before shipment within or into the state. Inspectors record brands and issue certificates, with costs borne by the county, and special rules for shipments to markets with commissioned inspectors.
The United States Geological Survey reports on Moorcroft field 12 miles north of Moorcroft Wyoming. Despite a quarter century of drilling and about $200 000 invested only seven wells yielded appreciable oil. The bulletin concludes the field is thoroughly prospected and unlikely to achieve large production.
An old newspaper page features Kerer the Shoe Man advertising men and boys calk shoes and Goodyear welt shoes with claims of undercutting mail-order prices. The page also lists multiple small ads for alfalfa seed bacon hams seed corn a work mare a mule team wheat and farm equipment plus a line about sign printing and a display by Mrs Brown. It ends with a prompt asking Whose Globe do you read.
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