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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text references Mrs. Frank Houtz Aladdin and a note about chickens Fries weighing two pounds or more. Content is incomplete and unclear but centers on poultry and a named person. No clear event or outcome.
Classified notes show buyers seeking horses for pasture or breaking, a four room house with outbuildings for sale, three lots, and cash or easy terms at $1,000. Also ads for 30 head of mixed cattle at Upper Blacktail ranch and a call for information leading to trespasser conviction on premises.
Jam a candidate for re election as county clerk subject to the will of the democratic primary. Jam a candidate for sheriff of Crook county subject to the republican primary August 22. A. W. Storm for county attorney urges support in the primary.
Local notices list numerous Crook County residents announcing candidacies for county offices. Names include J C Noble clerk of courts, M Nichols prosecuting attorney, Bill Zimmer schied county commissioner, Harry S Asley district judge, L E Green superintendent of schools, C H Mossie assessor, G I Darton county treasurer, Rodney Hing county clerk, J T Farrell sheriff, Thomas A Dunn state representative, L Maneh clerk of court, and others, all subject to August 22 primary votes.
A notice from Trustees District No. i invites bids for building a echo louse on fond jist southie the Sherman Hay leorne steriedl. Specifications include stone foundation, mortared walls, lath and plaster ceilings, four foot high water and window details, outbuildings 5x5 feet, a 64 5 4 2 4 inch bond, and fencing. A $1000 bond is required. bids may be rejected. Clerk H. Studdard signs.
Bids due noon August 16 for a building renovation at a Wyoming site. Specifications include foundation, framing, roofing, walls, windows, doors, floors, finishing, plumbing, and outbuildings with strict completion by September 1. Board may reject any or all bids. Stoddard oversees the process.
Department of the Interior notices Bernardo R. Ginchine has filed a contest to cancel Frank M. Kelsey's Homestead Entry No. OOH for section 44 township 44 north range 63 west. Ginchine alleges Kelsey abandoned residence for over three years. Respond by sworn answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service to the contestant. Publication dates listed July 2, 16, 27, August 4, 1910.
The Department of the Interior announces a contest by fease lL. Benson of Rocky Point Wyoming against Aurelia G. St. John for Homestead Serial No. 6738 in Sty SW Sec 4 and Sec 22 Township 5 N Range 6 W. Benson alleges nonresidence abandonment for over five years and lack of cultivation. The contest shows four public notices with responses due after the fourth publication.
Automobiles are noted around town with F. S. Tracy owning a new Overland. C. J. Derrickson, Mr. Bates finish a woven wire fence around J. J. Nelson’s garden. A severe storm with hail damages much of Oak and Pine creeks crops. ranchers suffer losses. Mrs. Will Coburn and Josie visit Belle Fourche to meet Francis returning from Deadwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mann with Irvin Heide and sisters Olga Ellen and Nena Willson of Aladdin returned Saturday from a three week Colorado auto tour. They visited Denver Colorado Springs and Pike’s Peak with a drive to the summit on the new private road charging two dollars per passenger or four dollars per car. The steep eighteen mile climb has a ten percent grade and requires engine compression on the descent. Cars often need brake relining after the trip but the journey is considered worthwhile. The mountain top was snow covered and water stations and safety measures were provided along the route. Mr. Mann’s Overland remained undamaged on the descent.
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