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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
4
J Hi Chittim Hulett N G Geurvis HuLMre in Wyoming announce cattle auction duties. Loft aide of cattle and left shoulder on horaca range Upper Blacktell.
A group of eight girls and several named participants perform a knitting song titled Mie Santa Claus and Mammy. Edith Fordyce, Marie Engle, Hattie Powell and Dora Clark are among the performers with Master Dean Garman and others directing.
The Congressional committee found in favor of the defendant in the Ballinger muckraker case. The piece condemns muckrakers and praises Secretary Ballinger for supporting public land progress and the common people against what it calls dangerous, celebratory attacks on government.
Forest residents report Morgan Holett and kin visiting Henry Guthrie on their Sundance return. Frak Croy returns from Sundance where he has worked. George Butts and wife travel with Uncle John and the Jays to Belle Fourche. Pete Wright and wife announce a newborn boy born November 19. Ben Davis and Mrs. Rathburn plan Illinois holiday visit with son Sam. Lee Pearson recovering from typhoid, now in Albuquerque with plans to return to Wyoming. Frank Redington to oversee ranch. Uncle John Clark wishes to return to Pennsylvania. Clark escorted to Belle Fourche with Charley McCoy, then Jay Clark and wife visit Boscobel before homeward.
Willis F Hillie returns from Lead D with his baby recovering from illness The Lead outbreak shows no contagion danger W F Pent returns to Crook County plans to winter in the warm er quarters He bought a home in Oklahoma City and may trade horses Several town dogs treated in hospital after apparent snake poison outbreaks Some perish Others survive B E Seeley earns hunting fame by dispatching a bobcat Readers urged to delight in a swift exit for predatory pests
Roy Bush and Treed Pearson take a half interest in the store, forming Bush & Pearson. The new firm plans to expand stock and advertising to attract town and country trade, signaling growth as the area develops and more institutions enter the market.
Dr Bostwick returns from a southern state business trip via Moorcroft Gillette and Cheyenne. A Moorcroft post office burglary last night led to missing registered letters packs and some cash reported by Mrs Green.
Engineer Morrison of the Aladdin iron company left Monday for a visit with his son in Seattle. He plans to stay two to three weeks. J. B. Baxter of Montana Wyoming arrived Monday for a brief visit with his sister Mrs. Fred Harris before heading to Phoenix Arizona seeking better health. If the change helps him, he may relocate and enter the sheep business.
I, N. Davis came over from Sun dance last Tuesday and remained uolid this morning, visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Will Wood. Mr. Davis expects to leave the latter part of the month for Dex ter, New Mexico, where he will spend the winter months. Quite a large crowd of young people were skating on the river last evening. The ice is fairly good, and the young 'olke delight in the sport there moonlight nights.
Not presentable OCR fragment notes a $100 reward for informer leading to arrest and conviction for mishandling horses. Mentions A J Murphy Belle Wye and 89.4 sewing work. Advertising line for Mrs Markham at the drug store and agents at Rockypoint New Haven Forest selling standard and proprietary preparations cigars candies gum Bear Lodge Pharmacy.
A note lists cash prizes with amounts such as 60 to 60 cents and 100 to 600, plus ten seats in a case. The message appears as a fragmented sale or contest offer with unclear details or sponsors.
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