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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
8
J H Bates helps Nelson stack rye and fall wheat after a July rain that boosted crops. Families gather service berries and visitors travel between Little Missouri and nearby towns. Local residents attend church work, social events, and outings at the Tower with neighbors and relatives in attendance.
Jules Quaring visited his brother last week while Sam Barlean helped H. C. Knoff with hay. Clifford Phillips and family called on the Burt Derrickson family. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phillips and son Eddie visited the Mike Barlean ranch. Mrs. Mike Barlean and her daughter visited Mrs. Emily Reed. Mrs. I. M. Derrickson stays with her son Burt as Mr. Derrickson is at the Hot Springs. Hot weather persists but a rain would aid corn and potatoes.
Miss Dena Johnson visited the home ranch on Sunday along with Miss Laura Jolley. George Jolley has been training for Martin Stevenson the past week. Tom Durham branded calves for Mrs. Carrie Johnson Sunday morning. A large crowd gathered at the Dorsett Sunday School last Sunday. Miss Montane from Lincoln Nebraska spent a few days with Mrs. Fred Hobart and returned Friday. Arthur Johnson reports one of the finest oat crops at about 80 per acre where grasshoppers reduced yield. Miss Claudia Johnson left for Sioux Falls South Dakota after vacation with her mother. sister Hannah accompanied her on the return trip.
Weather turns damp with fine rain as residents send greetings. Family notes include births at Archie Miller’s, visits among Engle and Woodcock households, and crops with Samuel and Archie Miller aiding Mr. Woodcock. A new buggy bought by Robert Mahoney and a sick thumb for Miss Hilda Nelson are also mentioned.
Unseasonably hot weather accelerates grain ripening and harvest activity. Farmers Kinwerth, Kinwerth and Sisson prepare equipment while hay and corn supplies grow. a large serenade honors Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wickstrom after their wedding trip.
Miss Nora Durham works at Mr. Weavers and Mr. Wright preached last Sunday and will preach again August 3. Irv Bear visited his brother Clarence last Sunday. Mr. Graves of Heaver Creek seen on the Flats Saturday. Bert Dorsett delivered potatoes sold in Montana. FE Terhune and George Hobart left Wednesday for North Dakota to harvest. Wages in North Dakota reported low.
Miller Creek reports a boy born August to Mr. and Mrs. M R Dagger. Owen Conley, W D Kelly, O Osborne and families enjoyed a Lytle Creek outing from Thursday to Friday. A platform dance drew a large crowd with music by Mr. Schilett and Miss LaGest. Osborne visited from Lovewell Kansas to see his sister Mia. E E Reed traveled from Spearish South Dakota with Mrs. Reed and daughters returning Monday after six weeks in the area.
A public trespass warning from N. G. Griffis prohibits entry on the Blacktail ranch properties and pasture stock. The notice warns against building fires and trespass under penalty of the law.
The firm promotes reliable well drilling on easy terms. They invite inquiries from Belle and Hulett Wyoming areas and advertise readiness to undertake a well project anywhere, signaling business eagerness and local availability.
Ranch for sale four miles west of Eothen comprising 520 acres with good buildings water and fencing. 150 acres under cultivation includes a saw mill and fifty tons of timothy hay. Enquire at the L. H. Willson ranch.
Bear Lodge Pharmacy offers a water glass mixture for packing eggs for winter at 25 cents per pint. The method suggests a ratio of one part water glass to ten parts water to keep eggs fresh year round.
Department of the Interior notices Mary C. Cooper of Ridge Montana intends to make final five and three year proof for land in sections 10 15 4 township 3 north range 69 west. W K Somers Wyoming commissioner will hear the case September 18 1918 at Moorcroft Wyoming. Witnesses Frank Cooper Hon Crinklaw Dink Cooper and Herbert Heaneway.
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