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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
8
Gombaults Caustic Balsam and Cilobrac Dip promoted at the New Store for lice on hogs and chickens. Notices warn about a stolen egg crate from hay stacks and offer a reward for a stray damseled mare. Various classifieds include a Remington Typewriter for sale, Hereford cow, household goods, land offer, and a private school inquiry.
Three branded livestock missing from the Wright ranch in Pinto Montana. A white-faced cow with brands E and X P, a nearly white-faced steer branded X P, and a Jersey heifer branded X P. Brands on lifted ribs. Notify Jesse Wright in Pinto with any information.
A notice offers a 50.00 reward for information leading to convictions of those trapping or trespassing on the premises of 1 ft. W. W. & J. L. Driskill. The ad seeks help from the public to stop intrusions and identify culprits.
The Seventh Judicial District of Wyoming Crook County orders the sale of described premises at public auction to settle costs and mortgage debt. The property lies in Township 58 North Range 64 West and will be sold at the North front door of the Sundance Court House on August 14 at 2 p.m. Proceeds pay costs, mortgage, and attorney fees.
Bryant's boys return from Missouri and praise Wyoming as floods fade. Power and binder sound widespread with threshing soon. A large crowd attended Goldie Sunday school where Rev. Brown preached. Moore school reopened with Nena Willson in charge. Judge Tate helped harvest at Benson for John Youngman. Milley Gray and Ellen Bay head to Rockypoint to teach. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clem Blore on August fifth.
The region reports good crops despite mud and rain last Friday that damaged some fields. Local hog and cattle industries continue, with losses from blackleg and a gored cattle head among registered stock. Social visits, club meetings, and store openings mark community life as haying slows and reaper hum returns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Botoner died at her son Matt Whalen's home Saturday. The remains were sent to town for burial. She was sister of J. T. Farrell. A Mitchells dance drew a large crowd Saturday night with a good time reported.
Donna Collins and brother Wilkie visited the F. W. Kimball family last week. Stephen Gies has a new Ford. Babe shipped two carloads of mares to Kallinger Texas. Sir John Toro toured Moorcroft country and praised spring wheat fields. Dr. E. W. Brown and wife returned from eighteen states and travels through Mexico plus the Panama Canal. Robert L. Shatto and Cecilia Cadwell wed in Ridge, Montana. A lightning strike damaged the L. M. Simons and Frank Heinbaugh homes with minimal damage. Gillette News reports Dr. Brown opening dental parlors in the Barlow property.
Beardless winter wheat sample from F Irvin suggests about 40 bushels per acre, praised as a handsome field. Box Elder residents John Mahnken and wife report alfalfa loss from high water. Beulah’s F. Andrews died, noted as a loss to the community. Teachers urge prompt school enrollments for fall. Graves dance drew good attendance with next event set for September 4. Frank and Ella Flanders departed for Chadron, Nebraska, for work and teaching. Bucks for sale on Buck Creek ranch. Insurance ad promotes Firemans Fund via Gunderson. Various local movements include hosting visitors, travel to Rochester for health relief, property deeds, and rising housing demand in Hulett.
Final proofs are due before Commissioner Gunderson with dates in August for several homesteads. Names include H. G. Fischer Gordon LunGest Geo W Dennis M. L. Stephenson Ira Hood Olive Hutchin Micah Gage with proof windows in mid August and a seven week circulation period for papers.
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