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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
8
The Goldie country holds a picnic next Sunday at the Goldie school house starting at 10 am. W. R. Reeves will attend. Bring lunches. Ice cream and cake will be for sale. Everybody come.
Mr and Mrs E E Sims host Belle Fourche visitors while Mary McCluer enjoys a week long stay before returning to her school near the Tower. Lottie Barlean visits W A Smiths on the Little Missouri River. Olive accompanies them home. Carl Burnett made a night trip to Belle Fourche last week. A dance at Graves on the seventh drew a large crowd and another is scheduled for September 4.
The Globe serves as the official advertising medium and newspaper for northern Crook County, reaching the people of this region with local news and notices. It positions itself as the official news source for residents and advertisers alike.
Mrs. George Carr underwent an operation and will be away. Josie Blakeman will complete Mrs. Brandt’s school duties. Earl Feigel was thrown from a horse and is being cared for by Dr. Gaule. Sunday School shows good attendance and progress. Mrs. Pete Zimmerschied traveled to Hot Springs SD to visit her mother. Will Zimmerschied’s work horse was bitten by a rattlesnake but recovering. Picnic planned for the 20th with a cordial invitation. Frank Johnston drove the Rogers boys to branding corrals from Omaha to see western life. Mrs. Alberta Burns visited the creek, noting grain from Carlile to the Montana line as finest. Dr. Smith of Granite City IL is expected soon. his wife, longtime Carlile resident, is spending the summer here.
Insurance ad for Firemans Fund represented by Gunderson plus a string of local notices and ads. Includes Sunday school at Goldie at 2, deeds and mortgages drawn by Gunderson, sale of mixed buck deer, horses for sale at Ray Ott’s ranch near the Tower, egg crate theft notice, Dry dimension lumber for sale, and a private school wanted by a young lady with Glebe office contact.
Bob Tate and family spent Sunday at C L Tate s. Caesar Fowlkes was cutting grain for Louie Strand this week. John and Kirk Stoddard helped with hay. George Congleton busy haying on his ranch. L C Good of Sundance on official business. Whit Bryant had two Missouri friends in town looking over land. Frank Edgerton and family of Horse Creek stayed a few nights. Miss Gertrude Watson kept house in Hulett during Mrs Storm s absence. John Youngman and helpers camped at Benson ranch for hay. Chittim family orchestral music enjoyed by residents on the phone. Ladies club met with Mrs George Congleton. six present and refreshments served. Tower Chimes Morton and wife visited J J Minnick on way to Sundance. Mr King arrived from California to visit daughter Mrs W W D Kelly. Earl Fiegel very ill after fall from a horse. Dr Ganle of Moorcroft attending. Nelson and Bessie Bryant attended church and visited Dagger home. Will Anderson buying lumber to finish new house. Oval Dagger taking a short vacation in hot weather. Campstool people putting up second crop of alfalfa. Scott Miller and wife went to Dakota to seek work. Binders still busy.
Goldie Sunday School meets at 2 o clock every Sunday in the Goldie school house attendance invited Fred Willson appears on the doctor list this week Charles Hauber visited Hot Springs South Dakota for a rest Kerer will not carry summer stock unless buyers take it at half price C L Tate delivered new hay to town merchants Tuesday fodder described as fine looking L J Schiller enlarges mill capacity in anticipation of a large wheat offering after threshing
Activities across towns include Ira Hood on a Spearfish trip, W G Tate at Aladdin ranch affairs, Harry Collins in Moorcroft, Vic French at Belle with Coffey, Marjorie Kimball visiting the T cross T with Jessie Driskill, Herb Gage visiting Micah Gage’s family, and plans for Mary and Thurman Graves Jr. to return from Little Powder with Mahoneys. Mrs Morna Wood to become matron of girls at University of Laramie this winter, departing around September 12. For sale or trade a good mower, call for details.
Grain samples arrive from Ben Krinning Sam Sherman and others with oats wheat and barley noted as top quality The piece also discusses K F Frazer moving to Spearfish and local family updates It explains homestead residence rules under the 1889 act detailing seven months annual residence for three years and how leaves of absence may be granted for emergencies or market trips.
Land Office notes warn readers to check land receipts and finish final proofs within the five to seven year period. It lists upcoming final proofs before Commissioner G Anderson with dates and names: Ira Hood, Adolph Fischer, Olive Hutchin, Micah Gage, and Sylvester J. Stull, across August 30 to September 4.
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