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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
1
The Campbell County Record debuts in Gillette under proprietor J. Fare from Keystone South Carolina. The Republican paper champions clean, independent men and measures for Gillette and Campbell County. It notes the need for support for Brer Hare.
Hina Lee Baker’s school age code class hosts a reunion in honor of her visit from Sheridan. They sang told stories reviewed days past and shared school secrets as they celebrated youth. Miss Baker departs for Sheridan this week after a brief stay back in Hulett. C C Storm and family relocate to Sheridan for the school year to access city schooling and return home later. Ed Pollock and wife with Porwh Green and mother visit Little Missouri for land matters amid shifting surveys. Dance set for September 1.
Park County reports confirm progressive ballots mostly went to the Republican ticket with only two progressive votes cast in the county, while the GOP tally nearly doubles the Democratic. Local notes: ranchers Merryman and Tinkcom visiting, Hal Baxter seeking thrash outfit, and community events and notices across Ridge and vicinity.
A Cheyenne Leader clipping exposes hostility in a Wyoming governor race. In Basin Ridgely is accused by allies of undermining support as Kendrick gains in a primary ballot bid with Ridgely scratched and Kendrick written in on multiple tickets.
From all parts of the state the primary indicates a popular trend with Governor Ridgely carrying the party vote, Sheridan county excepted, in a remarkable showing. The Wyoming Press Association will meet in Wheatland Sept 7 and 8. Independent voters distrust the regardless of party slogan and question who prospers from it.
The Hulett Sunday School Busy Bees gather at Mrs. Brown's home for an August 20 farewell party for Hilda Nielson and Cecil Storm. The event features games and refreshments as Miss Nielson returns home from Bear Lodge and Cecil prepares to study in Sheridan, with heartfelt wishes from local friends.
The Little Missouri Land and Irrigation Co awarded a contract to Tibbs and Taggart of Glasgow Montana to move 20000 yards of earth embankment and excavation 11000 cubic yards of riprap and Wo? cubic yards of reinforced concrete. Work starts September first with 20 to 70 men to be employed and aims to finish this winter for spring settlement. Secretary Lyons and Manager Rankin to base in town until project completion.
The fall term of the county schools will begin early in September. J. M. Carey was down from Rockypoint yesterday after a long 40 mile talk. Hotchkiss Orchestra will play for the dance on September 11.
The Campbell county report shows the spiel man nominated for sheriff on the Republican ticket. It being a Republican year in Campbell county suggests he should land the position with support from Crook county friends and statewide attention on Campbell county this year.
Three western farm papers merge into the Sy Western Farm Life with W S Edmiston from Cheyenne named general manager. Mrs Wyoming friends wish him success. Also, a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Alex Woodcock, the mother and baby doing well. George Harper visited from the Flats for Hulett's wand supply. Hulett Hall dance set for September 15 with orchestra. Read your home newspaper.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a delivery of wood Spearlish apples via parcel post to Pryor and Mur with a $2.00 payment mentioned. No clear event or dates discernible from the text.
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