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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
5
Dr. Bostwick weighs a perplexing case after a man reports lifting too hard on a leg causing a back strain. An unfamiliar incident involves a Swede. Rev. Lowry and McAmis visited town last Saturday. A reward of ten dollars is offered for each horse returned branded 2 He J. W. Roberts, o9ty.
Minnie Swanson Alice Plummer Wm Kelly Fortes King George Mitchell and Franklin Smith filed homestead claims in recent days. Open land is scarcer now, prompting eager applicants to secure parcels. O E B Fuller assigned to district to clear delinquent claims and update records. Belle Willson and Frederico Lubber secured timber claims with strong proofs last Saturday. Register Hoyt has been ill, improving. Watt W Baker returned to file on a hill homestead south of town. George A Clauser filed a timber claim in Tower Reserve. Rosy Lubber will become a free holder upon completing her timber filing. Thus Kendley filed a timber claim southeast of town near home. Receiver Davis returned from a Montana trip on private business.
Mrs S W Russell of Deadwood visits MaGahey ranch. T B Hammond of Belle Fourche tours Aladdin for business. Mrs Odekirk of Arlington arrives for visit with daughter Mrs Hemway near Aladdin. Wm Hoy Morgan Hulett and Hale & Byrd ship stock from Hulett as season opens amid fair demand. Aladdin guests attend Belle Fourche versus Lead game. Belle Fourche wins 7 to 3. An unnamed man injured at Merrick’s mill when logs topple. doctor and help renderered. recovery hoped.
Henry Ellsbury is reported quite sick as the Wood saw mill slows with heat and dust, and the Jay Haines saw mill closes over a misunderstanding. Timber fire southeast brings smoke. crops suffer from lack of rain. Ellsbury builds a new house on his site, and the Ellsbury brothers gain farms. Eugene Arnold visits en route to Tower. Miss Olive Ganna wed by law at Lead, South Dakota.
Forest Leaves notes Haying in progress despite heat. Mrs H H Haskins recovers from poison ivy. Miss Blanche Mitchell arrives from Soldiers Grove to teach at Russell school. Miss Leta Sanger to teach in the Kansas settlement. Bob Mewhbirter and Lee Keeler visit W H Hollister's home. Sanger and Ross toured Deadwood and Lead. Agnes Mitchell from Soldiers Grove visits and plans to open a school soon.
Mrs Whalen and children visited Sheriff Farrall and others from the north. Herbert Gage and Jim Knight dealt with ranch and jail matters. Stockman Will Blake reported beef shipments soon. A 8 Madd from Corso may settle here as Missouriana arrivals continue. Mrs Rose Mitchell rushed to Nebraska for her son Hoe’s serious typhoid illness. Father Hiezelbaker, once very ill, shows signs of improvement.
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