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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
6
Des Moines visitors Mr Avon Marchant and wife and daughter Mrs Price tour the Marchant ranch north of Aladdin and plan several weeks here. A Friday August 14 schoolhouse dance benefits the Aladdin Ball Team with music and refreshments. Local reports note Belle Fourche beat Wood 7 to 6 in a Sunday ball game.
Last Saturday Pearl Cole and Grace Hendricks, well known in the community, married after obtaining permission in Sundance with Roy Klein offhandedly conducting the ceremony. The couple then left for Nahant, N D, where Pearl’s husband is civil engineer with the McLaughlin Tie and Timber Co. Friends send heartfelt congratulations for their life ahead.
Harvey Swartz, foreman for TJ ranch, was injured when a horse he rode in the beef roundup fell on him. Initially feared serious damage, doctors later reported no bones broken and expected recovery. Mrs Swartz confirmed the update from Sheridan hospital with plans to go home within ten days.
The Smith brothers sold nineteen head of cattle locally with few cattle shipped this season. John Lynch harvested rye last Monday with a fine crop. Bart Butterfield is making extensive improvements on his house. Richard Orago has been appointed Superintendent of the Sunday School. Johnny Wood returns from Montana with heartfelt news. Mr. Andrews sold his sheep, purchaser and price undisclosed. Mrs. D. G. Frost moved to Belle Fourche for her sick brother. Henry Elisbury recovering but weak after illness. Frank Warren at Reid ranch. many youths seek his job. Wheat and oats ripening rapidly. drought may cause light crops. A neighbor condemns hogs damaging crops. law exists, but some ignore it. Miss M. Adama visiting Sundance area. staying with W. F. Smith while Smiths visit daughters Kendrick and Mrs Wolfe. They plan to attend the Belle Fourche circus and visit Devils Tower and Hulett.
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Dee Willard plans to move his engine over Redwater to thresh soon then pull back in fall. John Jones left for Thermopolis to join his wife and then an overland trip to the park and Seattle fair. Minnesota relatives seek land here while Ed Bailey hosts them. Vilations on ranches, ripening grain, and a new hay barn add to local activity.
Parrall correspondent notes rough roads despite new surfaces and urges patience from newcomers. A buggy mishap near Eddie Phillip’s party caused a day and a half delay with only minor damage. Dry spells persist and crops risk short yields without rain. Phillips Brothers relocate saw mill to Spearfish for about two years of work. Derrickson and Willard head to river seeking birds and feathery tribe. A dance at McDonald Hall drew a large crowd with another event slated for August 28.
Wishing for rain in the neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Wm Meadows spent Sunday with Bill Eaton. Miss Elain Haskins left for Linden for an extended time. Emile Port’s work horse was badly cut by barb wire last Friday. Dance at Mrs Tardiver’s last Friday night reported a grand time. Oka Wells and Mr Tincom from Lytle Creek visited the P V Wells family. Recollect unless you settle your account I can’t extend credit from Wood.
John V. Smith visited Sun Dance last Monday and purchased another Uncle Sam farm. As we go to press, Harve Wood has been taken to Belle Fourche hospital with typhoid fever.
Hi Mahoney is in today from the northern country on business. Register Hoyt visits Sundance for the first time since illness. Miss Lillian Chaffin to teach Pleasant Valley fall term starting first Monday in September. Dr and Mrs Brown of Hulett plan return in November to resume dentistry. Mont Hutchin and wife visiting. Mont recovering from nail injury with risk of blood poisoning. Mr Fort and two sons report thrashing may begin soon if dry weather holds. Harry Oliver may move to Hulett to start a barber business. Charley Tardivel turns 21 with birthday party. Mrs Rose Mitchell arrives with sick boy staying near Mrs Brosa. Rev Wood to hold Moore school house day at 11. Dr Lewis and son visiting Miller family.
Citizens of Camp Crook plan for the county seat of the proposed Hard ing county. Misses Sophie and Ella Charleson Christine Larson and Tillie Oluon visited Bear Lodge on Wednesday at the home of mines Charleson Spearfelt Enterprise.
For sale 80 bell with calves 90 heads and 3 bulls in good condition listed by D F Irwin Bel! Includes cattle few details readable. summary notes available upon inquiry.
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