08 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
1
Glen Sutton remains absent due to scarlet fever while Louise Russell returns and resumes work. Seventh and eighth graders begin poem Stow Bound as ordered classics arrive late. The Intermediate room and High School hold weekly opening exercises. Sundance basketball beats Sundance boys 25 22. Hulett girls win 37 11. Glen Bush returns after illness.
The Hulett Optimist lists students with perfect attendance this month: Wilma Minnis, Jessie Wilkerson, Clarence Brimmer, Logan Brimmer, Charles Chittim, Freida Cummings, Inez Jay, Oscar Pearson, Opal Reel, Kenneth Stoddard, George Watts, Naomi Engle. Minnie Palaty was absent Monday and Tuesday. Lucile and Evelyn Tinkcom return to school after whooping cough.
Notice of attachment issued against Sam A. Kyes in Crook County Wyoming by Hulett Mercantile Company for $200 on a book account. Court action set for December 10 1921 at 2 PM before Judge J M Cole in Hulett. failure to appear may lead to judgment and sale or appraisal of property.
A pie social at Tower School raised about thirty dollars for a community Christmas tree. Earnest White returned from Moorcroft with freight for Tower store. Farm Bureau members met at the Tower School with noon refreshments by the Ladies. Mrs. A. J. Putman is ill with a bad cold. Lyle Putman added a kitchenette and now serves hot lunches in his store. Miss Roberts rode to Hulett Friday evening and back Sunday. Jerry Solomon and W. M. Congelman cut wood recently. Bill Knuckles surveyed local interests around Tower. James Dollard has been poison ing coyotes, disposing of seven so far.
New Haven resident Virgil Moore and family visit Mrs. Moore’s parents on the Little Missouri. Mrs. Lew Atkinson and children visit relatives in Hulett. Mrs. Ed Storm travels to Hot Springs South Dakota for medical aid. Lewis Clark attends a basketball game and dance in Hulett. Mrs. J W Randall helps care for a grand daughter ill with scarlet fever. Evan Warren born to Mr and Mrs Evan Grey of Casper on November 25. Vint Bloxom and family with Mr Miller depart for Moorcroft. Miller to stay with his son’s family for a few weeks.
Paul W Yeoman Posti Sher and Proprietor announce subscription terms at 2.00 dollars per year with second class matter status from January 1907 at Hulett Wyoming. Advertising rates listed for display, local readers, and legals with initial and subsequent issue charges.
Jobin and Steve Mahoney and Mrs. Oral Mahoney were in Hulett on business Tuesday. Louise Russell arrived Friday night from Pierre South Dakota for medical treatment. C. I. Shaul of Alva attended a basketball game and dance in Hulett Saturday night and stayed over Sunday. Chas Brown returned home Tuesday night from Moorcroft where he had been working.
The Red Cross Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trained 147 blind ex-service men in fiscal 1920 21 to fit them for civilian life. Eighteen moved to other institutions, mainly for advanced education. twelve entered occupations post training. Fourteen withdrew for health reasons, fourteen trained on the job, and eighty seven remained in training.
The American Red Cross in Europe outlines a 6 million dollar program to provide medical care and clothing for thousands of children in Central and Eastern Europe. The plan includes establishing child welfare stations in population centers to deliver essential medical services and restore health, supplementing feeding operations run by the European Relief Council chaired by Herbert Hoover.
The American Red Cross authorized a 310000 appropriation to support the government campaign for disability claims by veterans. Of this sum forty five thousand dollars is set to the American Legion to cover representatives in Veterans Bureau districts, with the rest allocated to Red Cross divisions to handle their share of the clean-up work.
The Junior American Red Cross reports its relief work overseas aided 27,000 destitute children in the last fiscal year. Junior activity abroad grew by 200,000 from the prior year. The National Children's Fund raised 120,557 for these projects with 155,917 in receipts.
The American Red Cross supplied food clothing and medical relief totaling 700000 for thousands of Russian refugees stranded in Constantinople and surrounding areas last year.
Digges explains four weeks off with a great time though no destination was chosen. Jigge notes his partner traveled alone while he stayed home.
Two separate notices record applicants in Wyoming lands. Malcom F. Driskill of Stroner seeks final three year proof for lots in section 45 township 55 North range 63, before the Newcastle land office on December 2. Orah Mahoney widow of Hiram Mahoney of Alva seeks final proof for lots in section 4 township Menworth range 64 in Alva, before a U S commissioner on December 1021. Witnesses named include Blatt, Blatt, Kokesh, Trotter and Mahoney heirs.
E. C. Fowlkes of Hulett Wyoming warns against trespassing or removing any items from his properties. Notice serves as legal caution to unauthorized intruders or theft.
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