01 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
1
O E and Frost Morse visited Crow Creek last week. Eddie Phillipe returns from a long northern search for a new home. Campaigning and offices loom as candidates pass through Donald for Colony. Harvests suffer from dry weather and grasshoppers. Community updates cover weddings, building projects, river rise, roads, and local business.
Elmore Engle remaining in the vicinity last Monday. Mrs. Marna Wood closed her Alva school for a month. The Rawleigh man served customers here last week. Creek residents busy haying. Dance at Alva Saturday night poorly attended. Woodcock and Walter Miller and family visited Hulett last week. William McAnna Jr cutting hay for Engle on the shores. Victor French family moved to their river ranch to harvest hay. Alva school pupils showed perfect attendance: Vernon Wells, Irnie Wells, Zera Patton. Top averages include Lizzie Patton above 96 percent. Vernon Wells, Sadie Davis, Marjorie Colvin, Maggie Patton above 90 percent. J. M. Parkins above 85 percent.
The Spearfish Dakota state normal school advertises thirty teachers and extensive labs, with a full library and courses from first to fourteenth years. It highlights commercial subjects, shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, and a range of arts and health programs. Reports acceptance from fifty colleges and universities and describes certificates earned after four years, with low costs and on-campus housing.
Roy Carr works for Ed. Storm. J. C. Evans traveled to Moorcroft last week. A. W. Maw visited Hulett last Friday. C. H. Hoback is breaking broncos nowadays. The Rawleigh man was in the neighborhood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edstrom visited in this part of the woods last week.
$500 reward is offered in cash for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party or parties killing stealing or unlawfully handling any cattle belonging to W. and J. L. Driskill Brown and Weare C. J. Hysham.
A quatrain explains the label honyonker as a sign of a gritty, brainy group. It praises farmers who persevere, and notes doctors lawyers preachers editors and educators as honyonkers. When teased with hon yonk say you are proud of the good company.
A notice to file a final three year public land claim is posted in Wyoming. Names listed include Clarence a tees, I Grit ser, Gardner wit Bee backer, with Herman H. Gunderson as commissioner. The filing is to be heard at a specified county seat on a September date.
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