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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
3
Cleveland attorney Aisley stood before his Euclid Avenue home in a reported incident last night involving an alleged robber. Police investigated the scene and filed preliminary charges as neighbors watched.
August 6 1900 in Grenland the Sas ciah state a reward of 6000 dollars for the arrest of the person who hired William L. Rice s prominent tamper in front of his Euclid Avenue home last night. The act is believed to be a robbery attempt.
August 21 Belle Fourche announces the Aug 24 opening of the pew hotel with banquet and dancing. W R Burkholder of Interigy will be active charge, bringing years of hotel management to Belle Fourche. The new hostelry promises strict first class service.
Davenport England August 6 The English cruiser Lion stronger than the strongest dreadnought and as fast as a torpedo boat cost $11,000,000 and was launched. It has eight thirteen inch guns.
Judge R B Tripp sustains Eleanor Sales in an injunction against the Northwestern Railroad restraining further construction across Sales claim No 4 in Tripp County The decision marks a wider impact for homesteaders under similar circumstances and hinges on the railroad failing to file an approved road profile before construction Miss Sales is a well known Tripp County settler and her case centers on an entryman deed to the railroad while a contest was pending against the entry.
Archie Roosevelt, 14, son of Col Theodora Roosevelt, former U S president, arrived with R C Paine of Brookline Massachusetts and a U S marshal. They will fish in Wyoming and visit points of interest in Loter sb hereahcuta.
The mayor states he does not set policeman salaries, which are fixed by city ordinance at $75 per month. He notes in the past three years only one officer has been...
Police Brasch and Buss report they learned of a salary reduction from $90 to $75 from the chief of police, not the mayor. New hours shift officers to 2 p.m. to 1 a.m. for Brasch and 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. for Buss, with extra hours optional for 15 to 25 cents more per month. The Telegram notes the pay gap is low for a town of Deadwood’s size and calls for funds to raise wages to meet living costs.
Statistician C. J. Blanchard and US Reclamation Service photographer Walter Lubken visited Belle Fourche last week and toured the irrigation project. They reported hundreds of settlers are adopting government irrigated farming methods.
Victoria dispatch reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier premier of Canada injured in a railroad wreck near Moose Jaw this morning. Details remain scarce as officials assess injuries and cause of the collision.
Chic ago Aug 6 Fifty thousand visitors fill Chicago for the Knights Templar conclave with about fifty top detectives from across the nation assisting police efforts and crowd management.
In Jal on a very Tony Bernard of Central faces possible charges after a 14 year old girl allegedly confessed to women. The girl reportedly went up Deadwood Gulch with Bernard keeping her out until after midnight. No warrant has been sworn yet. The case has stirred strong feeling in Central.
Chicago August 6 Engineers on sixty two railroads west of Chicago demand a wage increase from 15 to 18 percent. A conference between the roads and men begins about September 0 and will likely be referred to arbitration under the Erdman act, which has been used successfully by switchmen and firemen in past disputes.
A financial statement shows the Rio Plata mine at Chihuahua Mexico produced 423 980 ounces of silver worth 212 348 52 from December 1 1909 to June 30 1910. Receipts total 169 092 45 with silver on hand projected at 944 168 47 totaling 213 860 92. Seven month profits after operating costs reach 136 960 24. Quarterly dividends paid in December March and June total 102 706 47 at an eight percent annual rate.
An explosion on the submarine A L at Portsmouth, England, injures Lieutenants Regui and Stopford and four others, with seriousness reported. Navy officials investigate cause as crews receive medical treatment.
Pars reports a 31 mile air voyage set to start tomorrow morning with a total cost of 47,000. The item notes the plan to undertake an aerial journey, highlighting the large sum involved and the impending departure from the area.
Ruth Bonita Sharp Pearce has filed for divorce from Mre Pearce through attorney Francia J. Parker. Pearce, married last fall, was arrested for burglary, pleaded guilty and sentenced to about fifteen months in the Sioux Falls penitentiary after breaking into Disney & Co. in Terry to fund a wedding trip. The suit cites the felon husband as the cause of the breakdown.
The Telegram notes talks with Mr. Rossiter on a chlorification mill in Deadwood's First ward. If the deal closes, a remodeled, modernized plant will employ a crew and boost local business.
In Cowes aboard Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock King Alfonso and Lipton were aboard a racing yacht when a mast broke free from the board and narrowly struck the king. Panic ensued but no injuries were reported as crew stabilized the vessel and continued the regatta.
Helena Montana August fires devastate the continental roads. Governor Norris telegraphed President Taft for aid. Three trains report losses exceeding 1,000,608 dollars as fires threaten vast mileage and disrupt transport.
An eight year old boy named Carl Roth was brought to the hospital after being bitten on the hand by a rattlesnake while reaching to open a shed door on his father’s ranch near Belle Fourche. The incident occurred Saturday and authorities described the bite as serious but not life threatening. Local medical staff prepared antivenin and monitored the boy’s condition. The accident underscores caution around ranch outbuildings where snakes may shelter in warm weather.
A miner in Omaha on July 18 extols a heat concentrator as a metal saver, claiming one machine equals four Wilfley concentrators. The speaker, with long industry experience, suggests mine owners in the Hills will regard his view as weighty.
Michealeen Crusher and Concentrator would aid Bald Mountain blue sulphite deposits says Robert Bunce. Alfred Molander of Minneapolis owns the machine. Hays of St. Louis testifies it is the best rock crusher in 40 years of mining. Cost details note $150,000 for current process and $35,000 for the concentrator.
Reports say Alfonso plans concessions to the church sparking anti clerical anger in Madrid. Demonstration at San Sebastian is halted tomorrow but warnings of possible revolution persist as blame points to advice from English friends.
Vaudeville actor Robert Zisick dies after saving Miss Ella Harris from drowning in a bathing mishap at Wilson's tanv ing. Harris survived with friends at the scene in Chicago on August 6.
In Silver City New Mexico on August 6 two masked robbers halted the Mogollon Mountain stage near Camp Mogollon killing Mexican driver Jose Dom inique and fleeing with gold and a silver button valued at eighteen thousand dollars. They later discarded the silver barn and escaped with the gold.
The Midland Minstrels drew a small audience who expected amateurness but were pleasantly surprised by a score of young performers from Pierre town. They displayed hard work and teamwork surpassing many professionals, with several voices of high quality and an orchestra of five pieces, all youthful, providing a meritorious show.
August 6 reports Hubert Latham piloting an aeroplane from Chal Mous to Paris winning a $2000 prize offered by Wyman, the American aviator.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tonic or remedy on the market and taken in drops, with scattered names and places such as Toledo. It lacks coherent facts or clear entities to form a confident summary.
Rapid City bail hearing on the murder of David P. Thomas at Sturgis, Mrs McMahon denied bail, Mrs Hannify granted bail set at 2600 dollars. Attorneys Kaspar of Sturgis and Stewart of Deadwood represented the state, Atwater of Sturgis and Gardner of Huron defended the defendant.
Government seeks 84000 dollars in damages and to test a double damage law. The United States court will convene in Deadwood on September 6 for the next term.
The VVV was bitten between fingers while a rattler struck him near Indian Creek. His hand swelled after the bite, peroxide washing failed, a physician treated him, and he left hospital to recover at home. Graham Lewis was bitten in the hand while resting in shade, cut around the wound, sucked the venom, and rode to town for care. His hand began to improve by week’s end.
The Indian Fox Belly will be tried for the murder of Fred Horncloud. A key case is the United States government versus the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railway seeking $84,000 in double damages for sparks from an engine at Galena. The validity of the double damages law could reach the Supreme Court.
A storekeeper praises a cheerful employee who boosts morale, aids sales, and stabilizes business during dull times. The piece links cheerfulness to better health, social favor, and even higher pay, noting a bank clerk once calmed a run with a hearty, optimistic demeanor and suggesting cheerfulness improves outcomes across work and life.
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