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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1915

Page

1

Two Weddings More in Belle Fourche Area

Last Thursday at Belle Fourche M L Stephenson of Hulett married Miss Selma Hammerstrom of St Paul Minnesota. Stephenson, a rancher on Elkhorn for eight years, is noted for honesty and success. Hammerstrom recently arrived from St Paul. They settled on the groom’s Elkhorn holdings and enjoy the good wishes of many friends.

Belle Fourche M. L. Stephenson Hulett Selma Hammerstrom St. Paul Minnesota Elkhorn Kysar

Local boys take up fishing trade and work

Since Master Robert Brown left for Montana, the Pear son ros Oscar and Ivor join with their father in partnership. Frankie Chaffin Johnnie Bostwick Georgie Grenier study fishing for the tribe and merchants who sell ready-made lunches profit. Charles Petera arrives from Lead Tuesday and starts work for ria and Storm Read jusue of the Globe.

Robert Brown Montana Pearson Ros Oscar Ivor Frankie Chaffin Johnnie Bostwick Georgie Grenier Charles Petera Ria and Storm Jusue Globe

Goldie Picing A Success At Central Conference

Last Sunday a crowd gathered at the schoolhouse for a county conference on community ties. County Agent Reeves spoke on his work, and enthusiasm grew from neighborly contact and shared efforts to advance local agriculture and Sunday School participation.

Reeves

Viva Roberts Receives Eighth Grade Diploma Amid Health Struggles

Viva Roberts earns her eighth grade diploma with high marks after a difficult year due to illness. George Mitchell showcases a famous Marvel wheat sample, scoring over thirty five across the sample. He cut a field for Ray Ott requiring five pounds of twine. Read it in the Globe first.

Viva Roberts George Mitchell Ray Ott Ocr

New Store Expands with Alva Branch

The new store, after less than a year in Hulett, announces a branch at Alva to save freight and better serve customers on the north divides and Bear Lodge. Stocks will be strengthened to meet trade, prioritizing solid lines over scattered offerings. Also notes a boy named Johnnie Preston Asley gaining attention for studying personal rights, possibly aiming to follow his father in law.

Hulett Alwa Bear Lodge Johnnie Preston Asley

Reeves Proposes Sixteen Arguments for Silo County Silo

Silo County Agent Reeves presents sixteen arguments supporting silo construction and silage use. The points appear practical and worthy of careful consideration by officials and residents.

Reeves

Silage Benefits Highlighted by Farrall Farmer

L H Elsberry of Farrall plans a second silo as silage proves best and cheapest winter feed. County agent W R Reeves invites interested residents to contact Sundance to join silo efforts this summer.

L. H. Elsberry Farrall W. R. Reeves Sundance

Hauber Returns From Hills Trip With Rail Work Comment

Charles Hauber spoke of entering the Hills after a journey last Saturday evening and his need to construct railroad access. Goldie Sunday School meets at 2 pm each Sunday at the Goldie school house. all are invited to read their home newspaper.

Charles Hauber Goldie

Grapes and Diplomacy Stir Lansing Dinner Plan

Washington August 22 reports that at the first official dinner for Secretary of State Robert Lansing, grape juice dispute linked to Bryan reemerges as he will serve wine, resuming the traditional custom while Cardoso, Brazilian minister, visits.

Lansing Washington, D. C Robert Lansing Cardoso Mexico City Bryan

Brown Heads to State Conventions for Travel to Worland

Rev J M Brown leaves for the Wyoming state convention at Worland then to Sundanee and Deadwood for the Dakota state convention. He plans to drive through to Worland and back, with well wishes for a safe trip. Charles Roberts visits his Ogden bound mother briefly as fruit season begins.

J. M. Brown Worland Sundanee Rev Charles Deadwood Dakota Mr. Brown

Prediction of national prohibition within ten years

A traveler reports widespread support for prohibition across diverse communities. He predicts a national ban on liquor within a decade, arguing drinking harms business and employment prospects and that teetotalers gain trust over drinkers.

Reeves couple survive hilltop car rollover

W R Reeves and spouse faced a tumble on Kysar hill as their car rolled over. The vehicle landed on its side but caused only a broken windshield and torn top. Roy Foy and a team secured the car and it departed without further incident.

W.R. Reeves Kysar

Miller Tavern Building Progress in Hulett

Construction of the Miller Tavern advances with the framework in place and plans for eight second story rooms. The owner promises a detailed public update on completion and the hotel line prospects in Hulett.

Miller Tavern Hulett

Belle Fourche News Briefs and Local Movements

Mr and Mrs F D Baily of near Moorcroft Wyoming visited Belle Fourche Thursday. He left Texas two years ago and returned to establish a ranch ten miles east of Moorcroft. Miss Hannal Johnson came from Sioux Falls to live with her family at Goldie accompanied by Louise Willig. A W Storm and C W Roberts are rounding up cattle to ship next week and head to market early. S W Wooldridge of Boyes Montana was in Belle Fourche Thursday. The Butte County Fair is planned for September.

Axel Charleson Albert Charleson Matilda Olson F. D. Baily Moorcroft Wyo Belle Fourche Hannal Johnson Sioux Falls Goldie Louisa Willig A. W. Storm C. W. Roberts

The Treasure of Hidden Valley Reviewed by a Wyoming Author

The Wyoming author Willis Geo Emerson writes The Treasure of Hidden Valley. The prose promises strong men, loving women, and vivid landscapes with political intrigue and social loyalty set against towering mountains and expanded plains. The work draws praise for its realism and engaging plot that reads like life itself.

Wyoming Earth Hidden Valley Willis Geo. Emerson

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Mit Lee Paris Fred Bothwell Carlile Store Redinion R. K. Mespell Kerer Goldie Picing The Alva Adiminisdeem de Ee Nes Charles Roberts Ogden Utah Lisle Powell Globe Family Evans Rocheater Ida Wilson Fs Geo. Russell Sundapee United States Pol “dv Hermann S. W. Wooldridge Boyes, Mont Butte County
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