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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
1
The Jonas Hupp residence burned last Saturday evening while the family was away. No items were saved, with the quilt near the stove suspected as the ignition source. The Hupps, working nearby and visiting relatives, face a severe loss and uncertain plans ahead.
Harper Cleveland of Beulah in Inglewood California says he is homesick and hopes to see old friends again after years on the west coast seeking hay fever relief. He notes they have improved but may move again. Len Roberts winters on Asa W. Martin place after taking a lumber contract. Harley Sage moves into Loomis building.
Mrs. W. H. Sutherland slipped on icy ground between the county jail and courthouse and fractured the bone in her right ankle. She crawled to the courthouse steps for help, was moved home, and placed in a plaster cast. She remains confined for several weeks.
In a heartfelt expression, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bailey mourn their young daughter lost to a fire. They recall her sunshine, peaceful smile, and tiny hands spared, grateful for four years of happiness and the hope of a heavenly home. They thank Wyoming friends for support during their sorrow.
Walter Bush and Miss Ethel Porter were married at Beaver Crossing Nebraska last Thursday. They are expected home next Saturday and will explain the surprise they sprung on friends. Walter was born and raised locally and has begun a successful career. Miss Porter has taught in schools and managed a homestead.
Five applicants took the test for Hulett postmaster last Saturday led by Miss Amy Bird of Belle Fourche. The candidates were Everett Engle Dr Bostwick Professor Massie and Mesdames J H Chittim and A C Turneaure. The result will be watched with interest as a test of civil service methods for filling public positions.
Will Nucholls has taken charge of the pool hall in Hulett and starts a bowling contest running from today Thursday until January 12, 1914. The move aims to create a clean amusement spot with a good location and ample patron support. A separate notice on the page promises more bowling action for sport lovers.
The Sunday School presents a Christmas Cantata at the Church Wednesday Evening. An entertainment for all especially the little folks. you are invited to attend.
A Christmas Foreword by Mr and Mrs Bailey frames grief and faith. The column notes the masquerade ball at Alva next Wednesday and the dance space in the paper. Local arrivals include Amy Bird and W S McLain from Belle Fourche, and John Hodges adding a feed grinder to his saw. Fred Batten visits from Hardin to inspect a barber location in Hulett. Also mentions Charles Jones from Rockypoint and the French pair in Sun dance. Classifieds advertise a young bull calf for sale and a $50 trespassing reward with details from Zack Thomson and Asher Knepper Addie Baker.
Brer Brandon is hailed for success in Lincoln County seat as the Kemmerer Camera praises gala 34 page issue. The Nisland Press mourns a brother and Brer Grant offers fraternal condolence amid officials endorsing Shepard prints in Sundance.
Supervisor Knowles reports Sundance Forest fire protection costs about 63 mills per acre for 1918 and notes broader coverage including Black Hills and private Wyoming lands. The Wyoming Blade issue features ads, local commerce critique, corn samples from C A Lipe, and Roy Widner discussing insurance with Hulett residents.
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