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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
1
The Sherman Fordyce real estate including buildings and amusement hall is to be sold to Wayne Moore and his father will soon oversee operations with Moore vowing to maintain the hall’s high standing. Fordyce keeps the restaurant and may relocate his future business plans while remaining in Hulett.
Miss Wilson is boarding with Mrs. Plant. Jessie Runcell visited Barbara Rathbun Tuesday. L. D. and Fred Rathbun are home from Moorcroft. Mrs. Pollock and children spent Sunday at Geo. Petra's. Garl Rathbun and his sister visited Ella Randall Sunday. Schrader returned to Mr. Guthrie's after a few days at home. White couple stayed at George Berger's on Spring Creek. Sam Wooldridge and horse buyers were in the neighborhood. Mrs. Richards and family returned home after a visit with her brother L. A. Frisbee. Glaysburn and Davidson anniversaries celebrated Friday evening.
E. E. Chaplin and his wife are at home in the Kerer house recently vacated by J. M. Cole. Mrs. Charles Miller is not improving in health, rather failing. The warm weather is hard on her.
Richard Crago rests after a strain amid summer heat as grangers brace for weeks of harvest. Farmers warn crops risk shortfall without rain and heat persists. Local life includes family visits, new births, ranch moves, and cautious health notes from Sheriff and Dr Knode.
Mark Gordon traveled to Hu Lett Monday while Mr. Boden reopened the Union school and Mort Boden backs the effort. Cooks are scarce as Sylvia Pecht works for Mrs. Ripley again and Miss Bessie Fisher for Mrs. Sluss at Sundance. Mrs. Sam Heptonstall spent Sunday with Owen Conley. A R Simon is laid up from a hay stacker fall. Roy Pecht bought a fine team at Lee Pearson's sale and a milk cow from Harry Clark. R W Rakestraw family George Ripley and Albert Simon dined at A R Simon's. Will Conzleman and S W Rakestraw with two Hardy visitors toured De Vils Tower Sunday.
L. R. Davis reports ore samples sent to Denver show values from 3.20 to 10.00. The samples, taken near the surface, suggest a rich lead deposit. Watch the Bear Lodge advance as mining prospects grow.
The program by the children was well rendered with Miss Sanger credited for training. Renna Rowley auctioned off the baskets and they sold well. Lee Pearson and family received a farewell visit from Mrs Mowhirter and Mrs Kesler. Chep Tromble rents Pearson’s ranch for two years. W H Hollister adds an 18 by 24 foot extension to his house.
Church invites attendance next Sunday at the usual hour. Rev. J B Abbott has returned to New York state. Art Coles team played a lively tilt without a driver on Monday. Mrs Fordyce is on the sick roll this week.
Post office hours are from 7 a m to 6 p m on weekdays. Mail east closes at 8 a m and arrives at 3 p m. Mail for Forest closes at 1 p m on Tuesday and Friday. Mail for Tower and Goldie leaves on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Eumons Esxerie P M
The Wood Hall hosts Elmore Engle as secretary for Hulett Lodge No. 49 with William J. Wood as noble grand inviting visiting brethren each Saturday evening to attend.
All accounts against W. J. Wagner should be presented at once to the undersigned and all accounts due to him paid to the undersigned. Respectfully, O. O. Storm.
Notice states a pair of ladies' driving gloves are found and to be claimed by the finder. Payment request and disposal instruction included as a brief notice.
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