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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
4
Pete Youngman resumes driving the stage at this end of the road. Mrs. Frank Pearson visits her mother Mrs. Haner for a few days. Haner’s hall dance Saturday night drew a big crowd and was the best dance yet with a good time reported.
Sunday snowstorm reported in Lightning Flats. W R B West completes first month of school at Texas. W McLain heads to Montana to log. F B Helmer and George Jones build a two story barn with J W Randal on carpenter duties. J M Carey names homestead Pleasant Valley and names The Wyoming Ranch timber and stone. Ray Hemenway from Rockypoint visits, Johnny Thorn travels from Carlisle on business and is described as a good loser in the sheriff nomination.
The notice reports 7 teena Change J. H. Barrow pool hall leased to Bob Camp of Rockypoint, who plans a clean, popular amusement venue and good business. Thomas Buys Restaurant Cass Thomas buys Clark restaurant in Spearfish. Clarks praised. Welcome to new owners, best wishes, and ongoing supply from agents in Rockypoint New Haven and Forrest. Bear Lodge Pharmacy also noted.
The notice from Hulett Bowling Alley lists prize amounts for good scorers including five back and ten pins. It names Art. Cole as proprietor and provides prize tiers such as 60-50 cents, 80-$1.00, 100-85.00 and 200-$1.09, 225-$2.50, 245-$5.00.
Married Scott W. Miller and Bessie Fischer were made man and wife yesterday by Rev J F Wood. They plan a life as home makers with a house established on Miller Creek and receive best wishes from a large circle of friends.
The Hulett Wyoming post office lists uncalled letters from December 1 1910 including Fred Wileter Chas I Boykin C Young Sem Whitmarsh John Schillinger Frank Smith W W Dent W T Dent Floyd Clark. Letters not called within 80 days will go to the Dead Letter Office. Postmaster Elmore Engle notes to mention advertised when requesting.
William McIntyre offers the highest market price for hides and furs and will be at Pearson & Youngman’s store Saturdays to buy.
A.J. Murphy of Belle Wyoming offers 100 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone unlawfully handling or penning his horses in wire pens. The notice seeks help from the public to recover his property and enforce law.
Sewing-work guaranteed at Markham's drug store. Pine alleys and balls kept in good condition. We endeavor to give courteous treatment to every person who enters our doors. A good clean place for amusement. Hulett Bowling Alley. Art Cole, Prop. 27 of
Christina Stilp now Johnson of Alva Wyoming filed intent to make final five year proof on land described in sections 30 31 township 55 north range 63 west 6th principal meridian before Herman Gunderson U S Commissioner at Hulett Wyoming January 7 1911 Witnesses are John V Smith Alexander C Woodcock Frank Parkins Treed A Pearson and Lytle Register.
Notice to J F Shillinger of a Writ of Attachment issued to secure a debt of 185 dollars to James M Storm. A hearing before Justice E Richey on December 29 1910 may lead to judgment and sale of property. Dated December 7 1910.
Ray Kieh has returned from a business trip to Spearfish. Nearly everyone has a bad cold. The health of the community is generally good as Christmas nears. A local girl, the daughter of John Stoddard, was ill but is now improved. Mrs. Bob Mowhirter has returned to Albuquerque where Leo is living. The warmer climate appeals for the winter season.
Ladies get ready for Christmas with personalized letter heads and envelopes. The Globe office offers printing of letter heads with your name ranch brand and a color Tower image if desired. Samples are available for viewing at the Globe office.
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