22 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
1
A satirical editorial praises Editor Gunderson as a knowledgeable, benevolent county guide who lectures the county commissioners and treasurer on proper governance. It questions whether his prolific writings will influence Crook County voters or remain unread by a disinterested public.
In Shoshoni a case against Mr. and Mrs. Valhusky of Lander over a turkey hen and 11 poults ended in innocence for the accused. Seven teen witnesses were brought from Lander and Hudson at a cost of about 250 dollars, while the brood could be bought for under ten dollars.
Word reaches Mrs Parkins that Floyd enjoyed a delightful trip and plans to reach Moosejaw Canada on the seventh of this month. Miss Maggie Parkins and Mr Theron Hooker traveled to Belle Fourche on the fourteenth and were married, with Mr and Mrs Nettlehorst accompanying them. The couple stay at Merricks mill.
A reader letter condemns a local figure named Farmer Gossip for spreading lies. The writer likens gossip to a crop he sows with no regard for others, urging the community to stop him and “stamp out this noxious weed.”
Government surveyors map lines in the locality. Nellie Baxter travels through Donald toward Belle Fourche. Odo Reder and Blanche Gould visit South Dakota. Thos Phillips bought a self feeder for threshing and will thresh soon. Berry picking is active with abundant sand cherries in gumbo country. Candidates survey the region to gauge support. D L Owens returns from Montana claiming good crops and 40 bushels of wheat per acre expected. Chas Jones Sol Phillips Wim Waddington and families depart for Spokane Washington. Waddington plans to sell several horses.
A former student from Hot Springs thanks Mr and Mrs Brown for thorough shorthand and bookkeeping instruction at Brown's Business College Rapid City D T D expressed with sincerity and recommends the school to others seeking shorthand or bookkeeping courses.
Tinkcom leads the primary with Blatt close behind and Roberta fourth while Farris breaks even. The Democratic ticket shows Joel C. Evans for county commissioner with 137 votes and M. D. Holbrook at 106. Republican lineup includes Baker, Mauch, Tinkcom, Harvey, Blatt, Thorn, Wakeman, Isley, Smith, Roberts, Earley, Meglemere. Local notes praise Hulett turnout and caution final results may shift.
Uncle Sam accepts Andrew Green of Carlile bid to carry mail from Hulett to Moorcroft. Service begins September 1st, with plans for a busy line once roads improve. Good roads and good mail are seen as steps toward prosperity.
Reports note graduates sought with ads for fall term entry. Abe Brown expands a blacksmith shop with a new cold tire shrinker. Rockypoint delegates W Closson Fred Loftus and Miss Kennedy seek government land, while Katie May Humphries leaves for Hot Springs then Morristown S D for a teaching post.
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