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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
1
A. J. Murphy sells high quality Hereford calves to buyers including Harry B. Clarke who purchased a nine month old bull calf for 300 dollars. The article notes Murphy’s herd strength and showing stock, with Clarke praised for the choice.
The Robert S Jolley and Mies Eroma Svoboda of Hulett Wyoming were united at the Congregational parsonage last Tuesday with Rev Reynolda officiating. The groom is son of Samuel Jolley of Belle Fourche. Witnesses included Samuel Jolley and Joseph Svoboda. The couple’s friends extend wishes for a long and happy life.
The sewing club meets again as new stores open and 30 month attendance certificates are issued. Primary room raises 5 dollars for tuberculosis relief. Christmas observance set for Dec 22 from 3 to 4 with a tree, Santa visit, and a program including songs recitations dialogues and an acrostic.
Kerer invites staff to a meeting regarding sock needs and distribution. The note requests attendance to discuss procurement and possible replacements for worn items.
T L Schoolhouse hosts Saturday evening services at 7 30 Barlow Canyon offers Sunday noon service and Hulett at 7 30 pm J M Brown pastor expresses thanks to Barlow Canyon community for kindness and to men for funds and women for valuable help.
At Mr and Mrs Massie home in Sundance on December 5 1916 Keltzing joined in marriage Guy F Seeley of Powder River Campbell and Miss Rath Bear of Alva Crook County The couple are respected citizens with many friends.
The thirteenth annual Wyoming State Teachers Association session in Cheyenne drew 250 to 300 educators from November 29 to December 2. Hosts welcomed guests with receptions and banquets, while lectures by Edewar C. Elliott Dr. Horn Dr. Cook and Mrs. Mary A Bradford impressed attendees. New officers were elected led by Miss May Hamilton as president and J. P. Hawkes as vice president. The group plans to meet in Buffalo next year with continued calls for school law improvements.
Forest Service notes a marked increase in grazing applications in Black Hills National Forest for 1917 as homesteaders push into prairie range. Stock owners expand herds amid beef boom, with about 15 000 cattle and horses grazed this season and projections to 20 000 next year.
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