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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
6
Public notices reveal candidates for county commissioner clerk assessor and county positions in Crook County. Henry Zimmerschied Carlile May 28 1914 seeks two-year term. M D Holbrook June 11 1914 seeks county clerk. Carl H Massie June 4 1914 seeks assessor under Democratic primaries. James C Hurst June 18 1914 seeks assessor under Republican primaries.
Notices from Sundance Carlile and New Haven announce candidacies for state representative Crook County sheriff and county commissioner. Names include Nels H. Smith Frank Johnstone John M. Thorn Warren Vint Bloxom and Lewis O. Glassburn with August 1914 primary deadlines and party affiliations.
A series of 1914 notices announce candidates for Crook County offices. W F Leslie Hulett seeks Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket, with dates July 13 and 14 noted. F W Blatt Hulett also signs as surveyor. A C Woodcock of Alva declares Democratic bid for 4 year County Commissioner with August 18 primary date.
Elder J M Stabbart of Lamont Iowa preaches at the Harlow Canon School House near Devil's Tower and reads an apostrophe praising the tower. He asks if the tower is the work of the Devil and marvels at its granite form and grooves from top to base.
A. C. Turneaure of Hulett issues a brief political pledge dated July 13, asserting if nominated and elected he will serve the people honestly and courteously while running the county clerk's office economically.
Sundance July 14 L Mauch announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court Crook County at the primary August 18 urging voters to support him if nominated and elected he pledges two years of careful service and attention to duties previously carried out.
All persons having accounts owing by Sam Aultz are requested to present them at once to Hulett State Bank for payment. All who are indebted to Sam Aultz should confer a great favor on Mrs. Aultz by calling at Hulett State Bank to make settlement, Mrs. Francis Aultz.
A $500 reward is posted in cash by W. W. and J. L. Driskill for the arrest and conviction or information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone killing stealing or unlawfully handling cattle belonging to the undersigned.
Notice offers a $50 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone removing property or trespassing at the sender's location. Dated June 16. Signed George Potras.
G. Turnerware offers prompt handling of collections and settlement of deeds mortgages and all legal papers properly drawn and acknowledged in Hulett Wyoming with efficient service by a local justice of the peace.
Church notices list services at Hulett Alva and New Haven with times eight and eleven o clock. J M Brown is named as minister and the schedule continues Friday evening before the third Sunday.
Amon Martin sold his ranch to Newell Garman while Cleve Fowlkes plows for Robert Garman. Mrs George Congleton visited Hulett. Fred Harrington camping in Montana. Roy Foy drilled a fine water well for Jake Hauber. Pearl Clark stays with Charlie Roberts as boarder. Aug 15 dance at George Strong home. Nora Grace Strand board with George Congleton. Telephone line repaired after outage. George Congleton busy issuing stove and pipe orders. Mrs Dan Wyman visiting from Great Falls. Bill Fowlkes and Charlie Congleton return from Bush ranch. Water and haying delays noted. Selby timber fire contained. R W Rakestraw enlarges pasture. Iva Marshall shares supper with kin. Herman Fischer stacking grain for William Conzelman. L L White helps stack with A F Lueck. Little girls sewing club at M R Dagger’s. L L White and J S Moore assist W D Kelly with new thresher. E A Allen seeks blacksmith. plans to plow. Mrs Dave Fordyce rides Moorcroft stage then returns to Sheridan.
George Sisson binds corn this week while Gene Hall helps his father stack grain. John Hecker trades a mare for a gelding. Lydia Dennis sold a milk cow at a good price. The Osmonds and Joe Espel cut corn. Belle Fourche river floods Emil Krah's land causing crop damage. Joe Couch buys a cow and plans to invest in stock amid strong cattle demand.
A large crowd gathered at Phillips hall on August 1 as hot winds delay farming tasks in the county. H A Barber stacks grain for J 4 Baxter at Green Mountain, reporting good range. There is talk of the Raber threshing machine visiting to thresh email jobs. A petition seeks reestablishment of the Aladdin Sundance mail route to prevent further delays.
Jay Waddington started work for F. B. Tracy last week. Carrie Burnette and brother visited at the M. Barlean ranch. A hailstorm and flood affected this Bear Lodge area. A large crowd attended Herb Phillips' August 1 event with music by Mrs. Mitchell and her son from Aladdin. Sam Barlean returned home last Saturday and is now working for Mr. Steen on Little Missouri.
Community notes from Tower describe Reverend Brown visiting the Tower school house Friday evening. The piece mentions Martin Berg and family from Maitland visiting Treed Pearson and family, local renovations like a new buggy by Charles Tate, and busy village smiths building the rig. Also cited are local mills rolling Hulett's Beat flour and logs cut for dimension, sales of a Montana ranch to Sam Wooldridge, and residents returning from travel or hosting fall displays.
Reports question flood gate repairs after damage and notes on crops improving, dry farm hay, local debates, fishing by Treed Pearson and Martin Berg, upcoming primary costs, teachers institute, local officials collecting taxes, sale of old papers, hunting season dates and limits for deer sage grouse grouse and quails, and migration restrictions for migratory birds.
The Crook County Court warns Selma Trombile that a petition for an absolute divorce has been filed and parties must answer by October 2, 1914. If not, the court will proceed by default and grant the relief sought. Clerk L. Mauch and Register W. J. Wood witnessed the notice. Publication dates begin July 2, 1914.
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