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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
8
The Hudson Miner and Thermopolis Record reflect on the exoneration of former State Senator William Madden. They argue government wrongs deserve compensation for time and expenses and call for balancing justice and accountability in US governance.
Ben Johnson works for Hianes and Bim Creek. Joe El bought 4 calves from Lydia Dennis at 20 dollars each. Kinwerth brothers butcher and haul hogs to market. John Becker plans to depart for Lake Andes D. to spend Christmas with family. Fred Hall heads to Crow Creek ranch with about 100 head of sheep. Frank North plans to trap coyotes this winter. Local residents argue road taxes fund road work and express concern over costs.
Mr and Mrs Laney traded in Tower Saturday. H C Warford built fence all week. A party of young folks skated on the river Sunday. J J Minnich and family visited H C Warford and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Al Storts Mae attended the Fischer dance Saturday night. Miss Nancy Storts spent Saturday night with cousin Gladys Storts. J J Minnich has his feed grinder ready for business and the next machine will be a wood saw ready for winter.
Alfred Conley returned from Kansas to Tower as the skating season begins. The L L White family enjoyed sleigh riding Sunday and the Campstool ranch appears quiet this winter. Owen Conley stays busy hauling freight between Hulett and Moorcroft. Local officials discuss a new road south and west of Tower. Will Kelly plans to return from Mansas around the 16th after a long trip. Dagger and Kelly have bought a sawmill and will begin lumber production soon. Read your home newspaper.
Weare Owens and Collett plan cattle shipment late this week while moving stock to Driskill ranch on Crow Creek for wintering. A Thursday night party at Mr and Mrs Ryan drew many guests on a pleasant evening. Snow improves range by preserving water. Donald school students rehearse for a Christmas event on the 12th as children write Santa. Road improvements now open the dreaded section. Jay Haynes buys the old Miller sawmill to move to E Mowry ranch. neighbors anticipate sawing 200000 feet or more.
The Thankegiving dance at McDonalds drew a jolly crowd with friends from Colony attending. The Coyotes are described as lively, with plans to meet again on Christmas night. Henry Hanson works for A P Anderson, and Lottie Barlean visited relatives after nine months. Ed Kerer buys his outfitter back to resume boot and shoe repair.
After November 1 I will be ready to saw wood from toothpick to sawlog with gasoline power. Only one man and team to board. 41 1f John Hodges.
Joe Lytle announces in the latest Times issue that the paper and plant will move to Sundance. After fifteen years running the Monitor at Sundance he returns to newspaper work to boost the Times and ensure a prosperous local press with a strong editor and clean motives.
Drury, former Wheatland Times editor, has bought out S. G. Hopkins, the paper’s ex editor and current state land commissioner. Hopkins may consider a gubernatorial bid, though unconfirmed. The Times will keep its policy and quality under the new owner.
The notice urges observing holiday traditions and to carefully choose gifts. It highlights merchants in Hulett with well stocked liberal stocks and fair prices. It encourages personal inspection of gifts and suggests local merchants can often beat other sources.
Elmore Engle postmaster urges patrons to mail Christmas parcels early due to heavy seasonal mail and new parcels post. He notes delays are possible and suggests marking parcels Not to be opened till Christmas to avoid early disruption.
The firm Foy and Hassan announce readiness to drill wells anywhere in Belle or Hulett Wyoming on easy terms. They urge potential customers to consult them about the needed well.
A bank letter states it is qualified to receive county funds and invites taxpayers to pay taxes at the bank. It promises convenience and no extra expense and offers to handle payments if the taxpayer mails a check with the tax notice.
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