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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
7
A call to share Christmas spirit beyond oneself. The piece urges readers to brighten the lives of children at the Sioux Falls Children’s Home, South Dakota, even with small gifts or a post card, to offer simple human love and hope.
A facsimile appeal from a bedridden writer asks friends to send Christmas cards and consider ordering the book The Little Sunbeam. The note, written in a hopeful tone, describes a frail life, a desire to enjoy the outdoors, and gratitude for any sympathy from readers in the region.
Roy Bay vanished Friday afternoon while traveling to town with Fd Hemnbaugh. Neighbors feared mental distress and possible asylum, as Bay reportedly jumped from a wagon saying he would visit friends in Bear Lodge. Relatives and his wife, who just returned from an eastern trip, began a search for his whereabouts.
Chas Chapman bound over to district court under 750.00 bond on charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill in a case from Chalk Buttes country. Ed Jolly and his nephew William Jolly testified on trespassing sheep dispute. Fred Chapman released for lack of sufficient evidence. Judge Martin presided. Hunters and Campbells represented sides.
Dr Norton travels from the Peaks country Priday to swap yarns with locals. He discusses snow depth up there and reports deer he got during the open season.
The Oak Creek Basin column records Mr and Mrs Barlean visiting Belle Fourche, A P Anderson traveling to Aladdin for Christmas box, Upper Oak Creek school preparing for an afternoon entertainment, Oscar Carlson Roy Knoff and Otto Wille attending a Saturday night Aladdin dance, Steve Geis planning an extended stay near the front range, and Hi C Knoff returning from Chicago and Wisconsin after attending the International Live Stock Show noting a remarkable steer.
The Misees Mittie and Nina Mo Amis shop in Alva Friday. A. C. Woodcock rests by the stove seeking a healing limb. Harry Applas, B. F. Engle’s nephew from Shelbyville, Ind., visits and notes light local snowfall compared with the east. He plans a Montana trip this winter. Neighbors welcome relatives from the east.
Crook County miner J H Dyer, based miles from town, bought a carload of coal from Frank Gervasi of Aladdin from a newly discovered vein. The coal heats well and is free from fine clivkers though slower to strike than older sulphur-filled veins. Dyer has another car ready on the track and invites orders via Lyons. North Lyton? Post.
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