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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
8
The Book and Thimble Club gathered at Mrs Massie on August 14 with 35 members, the largest turnout to date. Next meeting planned at reck E Sims on August 28 as members report bountiful green vegetables.
Celia Brimmer returns home after visiting friends and relatives at Hulett. O J Brimmer and son Clifford visit near Farrall. Clara Gimmestead passes through on way to Donald. F H Mann back from Yellowstone Park trip. Grisby family visits relatives near Hulett with two children. I E Tracey and son Walter depart for Omaha. Celia Brimmer served as hello girl during Maddison absence. Tom Maddison and spouse attend Crow Peak ball game. Gladys Knoerr of Farrall visits hotel this week.
Mrs Wm Waddington dies to shock the community. Funeral held at her home with Rev D W Tracy officiating. burial in Spearfish. Harvesting is in full blast with good yields anticipated though threshing remains uncertain. S W Waddington and son Henry of Cairo Nebraska visiting relatives. Threshers may charge 5 to 7 cents per bushel this fall. roads improving. haying active. Mrs J B Baxter and Helen visited. Henry Davidson busy reaping for neighbors.
Cara Burnett traveled from Sundance to Oak Creek to visit home folks before returning to the county seat. Coyotes have grown tame and are unafraid to be seen. Lottie Barlean bought two new horse shoes for her saddle pony. Carl Burnett owns a new saddle and claims the best riding. Mrs. Pearl Lightner and her babies are doing well these days.
For sale or trade a nearly new mower. Call at once at 33-tf L. 8, Ford Deer Creek for a bargain. Also request to send grain samples with route and tie without breaking. Gunderson asks for grain samples to benefit the country.
Willie G Emerson states he will not back the Wind River project without a firm six month option and full business authorization. He refuses any role that ties his name to the promotion unless the Wyoming Board of Land Commissioners provides a solid financing framework, signaling no association with the irrigation undertaking at this time.
W A Moore cut grain on the Selby ranch for Wayne this week Ed Fowlkes cut grain for George Congleton C L Tate and Clem Blore Reeves county agent of Sundance and wife spent weekend in our area Miss Lena Brion found her gray horse missing for some time Ladies club plans to disband during harvest season Goldie school hosted a farmer’s picnic crowd dinner sold ice cream and cake raising ten dollars for a worthy cause Reeves addressed silos benefits and answered questions and sampled grain to take to Sundance.
E. B. Kerer merges stock into a new shop welcomed by townsfolk. A social at Powell's last night drew good attendance despite bad weather, and the Willing Workers earned strong support from the community.
News from Rocky Point covers injuries from a horse bound binder incident to John Okee using crutches, local farming notes, and plans for a new barn. It mentions Jim Donaldson hauling lumber, Mrs. Lewis visiting from Boomer, Don Helmer buying a saddle, and Orville Closson returning home. The piece notes a Sunday School, relapses of Everett Rundell, pool hall chatter, George Mitchell buying threshing gear, and the Crook county fair date.
Notice lists final proofs before Commissioner Gunderson with dates in late August and early September. Ira Hood Adolph Fischer Olive Hutchin Micah Gage Sylvester J Stull are scheduled for homestead related proofs with addenda. Allow seven weeks for processing and ensure proofs occur within the five to seven year period.
The Willing Workers announce meetings with Mrs. J. M. Cole on Friday August 20 and with Mrs. Robert Brown on September 3. All members must attend due to special business. I. Merrill Brown, Secretary.
Charles Bissacca has the agency for the Black Hills Steam Laundry in Lead. He invites residents to drop off work at his shop with careful attention promised. Also includes various classifieds and local notices from the Globe.
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