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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
6
At the Butte County Fair auto polo debuts as a fast paced sport born from a wager between two car salesmen. Cars built for the game weigh about 1400 pounds with drivers aiming for 160 pound weights, featuring rapid ten minute periods and no delays.
Readable lines indicate a western South Divko location for an afternoon event at Hutte County fair in Belle Pourche with a special train service noted for September 5. The text shows historic references and a staged evil game as part of festivities.
In the Terhune neighborhood the En deavor Society held a chicken pie supper at Will Dur ham’s Rohde hotel. More than fifty people gathered for a lively social aimed at supporting the church work and strengthening community life.
The notice offers cash payment for the arrest and conviction or information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party involved in killing stealing or unlawfully handling cattle owned by WW. and J. L. Driskill. The undersigned request leads on this cattle crime.
Local items report visits by Lydia Dennis and Mrs Barr to Belle Fourche, and George Sisson’s homestead proof at Sundance with witnesses. Farmers discuss threshing, corn fodder, water shortages, and a surprise party for E C Fowlkes. The Laney threshing crew completed work and moved toward Miller Creek.
A Raleigh man made a visit during the week, with little activity observed in the area. Local folks report the past week was slow and many residents stayed busy with daily tasks.
Tower Chimes reports Wm. Conzelman’s baby illness early in the week. Mrs. M. R. Dagger studies blacksmithing in spare moments. Brimmers to start threshing Monday. L. L. White climbs trees, performs notable stunt last Sunday. W. D. Kelly crew bridged Miller creek Saturday to move their outfit. Tuesday morning feels wintry, hitting straw hats.
Frank Hurlingham welcomes a new child and Wm Kelly thrives on Cabin Creek. A large crowd attended the Langenbacher event with high prices. The Settlers picnic unfolds today on the Carlile-Moorcroft road. Del Storm and son dine with Mrs Zimmerschied. Carlile fell to Hu Lett and Bear Lodge 12 to 0 at Tower. Tower Carlile Stores brag of Washington fruit display. Parcel post delivered eight hundred pounds in one trip.
The court receives a filing by Selina Trombie for a divorce against the respondent on non support. The notice sets September 9 1904 as the deadline to respond and warns that failure to appear may result in judgment by default. The filing is recorded in Wyoming in the Fourth District Court.
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