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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
7
A calling for townwide pride urges Hulett merchants to stock and trade locally during the holiday season. Letters from readers praise the Globe and advocate boosting the town economy by supporting local businesses and advertisements. The piece highlights community spirit and lists local teachers and residents connected to the town and its school.
Scarce anywhere on earth are people more hopeful than in this country. The air carries it and past successes spur larger service. Facing the future with both uncertainties and certainties, some see possibilities while others miss opportunities. Now or never, let all join one long hopeful pull and see things advance.
The county officers will soon take charge with a Democratic board and F W Blatt as sole north county representative. The piece urges mindful leadership, discusses county division, notes Gillette News curiosity, and echoes support for a creamiery proposition.
In Oak Creek Basin on Saturday Bert Derrickson continues lumber work after potatoes. Two Upper Oak Creek school pupils Rath and Esther Anderson recently completed the eighth grade final exams. Mis Hilma Carleon returns home from Chicago hoping friends will welcome her back soon.
During the next months I will devote time to my ranch and end all credit business at my bar. This applies to retail and external orders. Case goods will be shipped only with a check or post office money order. Signed P. Roberts Belle Fone D 48.20.
Union items report L. L. White’s business trip to Moorcroft last Friday. George Rakestraw heads to Nebraska for winter, Johnny Thorn rents Gordon ranches for the season and plans a horse gathering. Miss Jane Gordon is improving from illness. Bessie Fischer visited her parents then went to Hulett to help at the hotel. Mrs. Bessie Rakestraw and her daughter were ill last week but are improving. Thanksgiving has passed and Christmas preparations begin. wallets should be kept ready.
Notice that Dr Vercor an eye and ear specialist from Lead will be at the Pierre Legislature during January. Those wishing to see him should come in now.
Li B. Priabee writes from Hancock Minnesota reporting good weather no snow and that everyone is well. He says he will be glad to hear from the Globe and the community.
An advertisement promises to pay the highest market price for hides and furs. It mentions Pearson & Youngman and Wm. McIntyre and references a Saturday timeframe with a price 48-11.
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