02 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
1
W B Reeves County Agent argues the region is best suited as a livestock country due to grain shipping limits and vast rough land. He urges feeding grain to stock and driving to market, noting only a few fields can profit from feed crops. Uncle Jimmie Storm ill with severe influenza.
Last Friday and Saturday men examined for teachers and eighth grade diplomas. Ali re of cattle offered at ten dollars per head with balance in one year at eight percent interest. Sale location five miles north of Spearfish at S. E. Morden ranch on Spring Creek. Bring statement of hay. Call or write. Spearfish Ss. D. Last. Friday and Saturday.
A Globe Advance item references last week’s Inter Mountain Globe issue and a dramatic sunlit scene with thrifty citizen figures, labeling a critic as Calamity Howler. The piece targets perceived weakness in contemporary reporting and defends the editor’s stance.
In a Sunday School program at the hall on Sunday, a Necktie Social and music reading event lists performers including Merrill Brown Clare Callquist Helen Durfee and Gerald Tucker with the Brown Quartette and Rev Brown Dexter Gunderson Elina Garman. The program features Missouri Waltz and From The Heart among selections and includes a Old Maide Tea Party number.
Pupils in the intermediate room were neither absent nor tardy during November. Frankie Tice joins the eighth grade. Several locals and visitors are mentioned, including Archie Storm, Ruth Martin, Harold Chittim, and others. John Skinner underwent surgery for appendicitis at Sheridan with poor early prospects. A McCall’s Magazine feature covers Lady Grace McKenzie’s wild Africa hunt and recent discoveries about her captive animals.
A fifty dollar reward is offered for information leading to conviction of parties trapping or trespassing on the premises. The notice mentions WW. & J. L. Driskill and Mrs. Ethel Meyers visiting Jolley girls, plus various local items about residents returning from Marion, Iowa, and a road improvement on Schenck Hill. It notes John B. Hodges obtaining a veterinary practice license following a prior lack of regulation.
In 1915 and every ten years after, all brands must be re-recorded with a $1.00 recording fee and 50 cents for a brand certificate, totaling $1.50 per brand. Renewals require clear drawings, animal usage details, tame name and address, then payment to the Secretary of State Board of Live Stock Commoners.
Church notes announce Sunday service at 7:30 p m in Alva conducted by Hulett with morning and evening observances.
Tony Giachino of near Alva was stabbed in the head with a pitchfork last Saturday by neighbor J. Paulson. Giachino is in serious condition. Paulson is jailed awaiting attendance. The quarrel is described as long standing.
Open accounts must be settled before January 1 1916 at Co H Hoback New Haven Store New Haven Wyoming. Jess McCune has accepted a position with the New Store. Miss Ida Wilson spent several days visiting George Russell home. W F Leslie was from Sunilance for weekend on business. Frances Clark visited Mrs Virgil Moore at Aladdin. Weather disrupts threshing machines. grain may lie in stacks until spring if it continues. Cold snap below zero last Sunday night. Ice on the river attracts nightly skating parties. Eight year old son of Fred Zimmerschied of Cabit Creek died last Saturday. funeral Monday at Miller Creek cemetery. Sympathy to the family. Near blaze at Bes Colvin residence in Alva Monday morning. roof damaged but flames extinguished. town rallied to help.
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