Evening Song Ends Long Day With Quiet Rest
A reflective verse laments a long day ending as shadows grow. The speaker looks toward tomorrow for light and renewal, ready to rest and bid good night.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
7
A reflective verse laments a long day ending as shadows grow. The speaker looks toward tomorrow for light and renewal, ready to rest and bid good night.
Mrs. Joseph Chapman died last Monday evening at her daughter Mrs. Oscar Reel’s home. Born in Alabama at age 63 years 7 months she leaves a husband and three children William and Mrs. Oscar Reel of Alva and Mrs. L. H. Dobson of Merced California. Funeral by Rev. T. M. Coffey in Alva Tuesday. neighbors joined in paying last honors. She faced illness with patience and faith in a city not made with hands.
The article notes the stonebreaker band returning from Alsada with strong showings in the season. Top scores include Walter Marchant 170 Jim Jalley 170 J. W. Cass 160 L. H. Strand 142 Doaff Mewhirter 142 Frank Moree 141 Charles Sundtrum 140 George T. Grenier 115 Al Padgett 118. The piece also mentions H E Wood forming Wood Whiteford Lumber Co in Bear Lodge territory and local moves such as Ed Willson and others heading to Belle Fourche for a circus.
Ed Sims Mrs Sims and Miss Maud Sims visited Mona today. Assessors praised for efficiency this year. Surveyor and Mrs Fox hosted a small party yesterday. Miss Davis returns from school inspections and plans Minnesota visit. Sherman and Ed Deford traveled via Sundance en route from Belle Fourche to Hulett ranches with a large hay contract for Mr Zimmerman. Charley Hauber of Campstool ranch in Devil's Tower area was in Sundance on business. alfalfa crop later expected adequate. Dr Brown of Sundance passed professional exam in Sheridian and remains a Crook County fixture with local congratulations.
Alva residents, including Mrs. Dent of South Dakota and Mrs. Mollie Hassan of Alva, married in Belle Fourche last week. Calf branding by John Mahoney and local courtesy visits noted. Ken Morris returns from Hulett Wyoming as the Inter Mountain Globe staff grows.
Gen Eve ive Pearson of Hulett Crook County Wyoming filed a sworn statement under the 1878 Timber Lands Act and will present proof on October 7 1907 before the Sundance Wyoming register and receiver to show the land’s timber value. Witnesses listed include James G Bush and John Minnis of Sundance and Wir Jacob Lebo and Malcolm Martin of Hulett. Adverse claimants must file by October 7 1907.
United States land office announces timber land sale under the Timber Land Act of June 4 17s extended to public land states. Lee A. Pearson of Hulett Wyoming files for sections 18 and 17 township 53 north range 6 west and will prove land value for timber or stone. Witnesses listed from Sundance and Hulett. Adverse claims must be filed by October 7 1907 before the Sundance Register and Receiver.
Notice for publication from the United States Land Office Sundance Wyoming dated July 1st 1878 announces L Glasaburn of Hulett Wyoming filed a claim under the Timber Land Act for the SE1 4 NW1 4 and W1 2 SE1 4 of section 10 township 1 N range 66 west. He will prove land value for timber or stone and establish claim before the Sundance Register on September 5th 1878. WITNESSES: Wenley Knight Fred Primus William Ewing George Redding all of Mulett. Adverse claimants should file by September 5th 1878. A Hoyt Register.
Public notices announce intent to make final proof for homestead applications in Sundance and Hulett Wyoming. Names of witnesses and dates identify the claimants and locations, with sessions before Register and Receiver.
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