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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
1
The September fair season kicks off with the east side’s annual fair offering $5,000 in premiums. Exhibits cover racing agriculture stock and poultry, plus light entertainment. Chief Kills-a-Hundred leads a band of Indian braves for the corn dance and music. A public invitation to join the festivities for mutual good.
The remonstrance and petition against a saloon license in Hulett grows toward 200 signatures as the public urges Commissioner Tinkcom to act in representing the people. The piece argues the petitions, not individual back-alley opinions, should decide if a license is granted.
The W J Wood building advances toward enclosure as W A Moore lays material on site for a new structure just north of his barn. The Storm residence nears occupancy and the Hulett Hotel office rooming area is nearly finished. The Hulett building is shingled with other work completed. Winter approaches prompting thoughts of warm homes.
M Ingraham and daughter Ber Nice arrived from Omaha last Thursday evening and may locate here. They are father and sister of the Ingraham boys at Durfee Divide. Mr Ingraham is a carpenter now employed locally. Blanche Tinkcom and Herb Sutton left town last Tuesday morning after tearful goodbyes.
Harper Cleveland left Tuesday afternoon for Deadwood and will travel to Sylvan Lake Wednesday morning to seek relief from hay fever and asthma with an expected month of relief. Northwest Post notes Charley Durfee and family depart for Spearfish with Durfee planning to live there for the winter to educate the children. Lost watch alert issued for an open face gold watch with G. T. Blair engraved on the case, between Jim Storm's ranch and Devil’s Tower.
A few hundred dollars is offered to loan on what is described as good approved security. The notice references Mrs. S. E. Mo Williams of Alva Wyoming as the contact.
Dr. Baker travels this week through the Buttes country to promote Yeoman Lodge. Fay Jolley and Mrs. Shiloh Stoner are visiting relatives from Belle Fourche. Children can buy cheaply at W. J. Wood with prices shown. Tracy and sons saw timber on Deep Creek into lumber. Second hand saddle for sale by W. J. Wood.
Weather strains crops but overall conditions are good with cattle thriving. A heavy frost hit the N Williams settlement, ice thick as window glass, millet and garden crops damaged. The Bruner schoolhouse bridge remains a project awaiting completion as timbers arrive. Local notes include visits by Miss Hla Schloredt and Carrie, teaching plans, and praise for dry farming results on a Smith brothers field yielding 250 bushels on ten acres. Community stance against a saloon in Hulett is stated, plus a well for the Charlson boys and garden produce found on editor’s desk.
The column reports community happenings in Bear Lodge and nearby areas. It notes anti saloon sentiment in Hulett, pleasant gatherings at the Guthries, Miss Mattie Fort’s planned move to Vancouver Island, the Bear Lodge harvest outlook, and Trans Gear Lodge activity. It also mentions Delbert Phillips hauling lumber to Belle Fourche, Rosswell Reed moving to Crook County, Nels Parkins and Willard Durrett heading to North Dakota, and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones planning wintering in Thermopolis with health reasons prompting their move.
The Hulett baseball team traveled to Aladdin last Sunday to face the Belle champions. It was their second game of the season and they expected defeat, which came with an 18 to 1 score. Despite the loss, the writer praises the team’s effort and resolve while noting their lack of practice.
Mrs. Roy Bush visits town this week and W J Wood advertises a complete stock run with high value per dollar. Mrs John Mahoney returned from South Dakota Hot Springs after a long, delayed trip home. Mrs F J Heinbaugh heads to Nebraska points on her first visit home in eleven years for about two months.
For Sale. One team of mares broke and well, 1300. one mare with colt following. One team horse and mare broke, weight 1100 each. Two saddle horses, broke. Two two year olds and two yearlings halter broke. John Mason The jolly little clothier Sanders Belle Fourche. Also Miss Whistler's school picnic at Ripley ranch with Charley McCoy taking photos. Pianos and phonographs at DiCaryell's Belle Fourche.
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