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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1914
Page
6
Local column recounts ranch work haying grain cutting and stacking visits among families such as Fowlkes Congleton Harrington and Benson. Reports rain hail mosquito swarms market talk and a confirmed theft of grain and corn with suspects watched. Community events include dances fairs and church activities plus obituaries and farm news.
A Tower store dance is planned for next Saturday. The Carlile baseball team will face the Bear Lodge Cubs at Tower next Sunday. Miss Edna Zimmerschied travels to St Louis for a few weeks visit. Carlile youths held weekly services at Wm Zimmerschieds Sunday night. Edd Langenbachers sale is on the 24th. Mr and Mrs Langenbacher plan to move to the coast. Willard Ripley and sons, halted en route to Moorcroft with part of the Hulett team, returned home when the rest failed to show.
Jennie Morse returns home Pauline Baxter visits cousin Helen Frost Morse helps brother Frank Mr and Mrs W E Massie visit Cook J R Baxter travels to Hulett country visiting relatives Mrs F M Baxter visits Mrs Ed Willson spent a month with Mrs J Bb Baxter Green Mountain harvest nears threshing machine neededfor season planning
H A Reed and Jess Phillips enjoyed buggy riding on Sunday. A large picnic is planned at the J O McDonald ranch on August 21. The area saw a recent shower that brightened conditions. Fifteen people gathered at the Frank Phillips ranch last Sunday. Carrie Burnette left for the Little Missouri last week to work for Robert Steen. Sam Barleano’s best saddle horse went lame and was left to rest. Sam Harlean and Carl Burnette visited the Barlean ranch Saturday night. Sam enjoyed seeing home folks.
Blanche Dagger visited Ira Marshall on Sunday while Laney Bros plan to start threshing this week. H. B. Clarke harvests a second alfalfa crop as M. R. Dagger travels to North Dakota for threshing. W. D. Kelly expects finishing threshing on the divide soon. a Thursday hailstorm damaged local gardens. Harvey Ferdinand plans a move to Illinois. residents urged to bring land papers.
A cash reward of 500 dollars is posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party involved in a killing. Police seek tips to identify suspects and bring them to justice.
The Alva creamery, a well equipped and promising venture, asks nearby residents to indicate future cream shipments. If enough patronage is pledged, operations may start September 1, 1914. otherwise opening will shift to April 1, 1915. Notify the company with your pledged amount.
The Fourth District Court of Crook County Wyoming has filed a petition by Selma Tromble seeking an absolute divorce on grounds of non support. Chep Tromble must answer by September 10, 1914, or the allegations will be taken as true and a judgment may be rendered. The notice is dated July 28, 1914, in Sundance, Wyoming.
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