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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
1
A local-published persuasive piece argues for patronizing town merchants over catalog houses. It urges readers to examine purchases, expect corrections or replacements at no extra cost, and praise local institutions while condemning sending work out of town. It links civic pride with spending locally.
In this issue we note the Jones drug store arriving at Bear Lodge. Prospects say the store will be open to the trade by Monday. The firm Jones & Tinkcom will operate cash only, aligning with national trends and aiming for strong local patronage.
The scene describes a station arrival with a beautiful lady meeting a manly man and uttering at last. The text pivots to business concerning the U S Commissioner. supplies arrive and the office opens for land matters with Hulett advancing a step in land business and legal matters.
A lively local item recounts a buggy mishap on Moore Canyon Road when Mark Music's team towed off, the neck yoke broke, and the horses ran until stopped in town with no injuries. The report notes new arrivals, auctions, and residents traveling, with farm goods and chickens highlighted.
During Sunday services a collection was taken to support the church cemetery. Funds gathered will cover platting, recording, and initial improvements to fences and appearances, creating a cemetery the community can be proud of.
Last Friday Al Padgett suffered a partial finger loss after reaching near planing knives at Shier's saw mill. He was treated downtown and sent to Spearfish for further operation. No blame assigned. accident due to machinery.
State Superintendent A D Cook reports the 1908 apportionment totals 127313.25 based on 26084 children, 4.89 per capita. Crook County with 1856 pupils receives 6681.20. Past figures show rising totals and per capita amounts from 1905 to 1907.
Miss Maud Sims will assume duties as county superintendent on May 1, succeeding Mrs. Jennie Davis Pearson who has resigned. The note lists local residents visiting, including Harry Williams returning to Minnesota, and a stock meeting attended by Frank Kimball and others in Belle Fourche.
The Department of the Interior vacates withdrawal for irrigation use under the Little Missouri project. Described lands in Wyoming will be opened to settlement on July 2, 1908 with entry, filing, or selection not permitted until August 1, 1908. Listings include six townships in Principal Meridians and associated ranges.
Grave Cecil Mewhirter, born February 11 1881 in Pottawattamie, died Friday at her home near Alva. Survived by husband Lawrence Coc and one child, plus two brothers and four sisters. Services were led by Rev J B Wood.
A fragmented notice from Ciny Hardware Co. of Belle Fourche offers a reward of 9 for the return of a home item and asks the finder to contact JH or J. 1 Robe with details.
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