18 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
1
Estray notice offers five dollar rewards for two red yearling heifers branded AHB left ribs and another N M O 7 M for recovery. Also includes long moral essay on optimism by Bernarr Macfaden urging happiness as a life tonic and bidding readers cut out gloom.
Vacation runs December 19 to January 5 with Ira Storm and L Atkinson leaving Thursday. Most country pupils leave on the 19th or 20th. Mrs Brandt and children spend holidays at Carlile ranch. Miss Marshall at Tower. Guy Eyes visited the high school Tuesday. Basketball team prepares to trim the next opponent. Isobel Thorn returns after surgery. Several pupils detained by severe cold. Eighth grade shows creditable dramatic work. All rooms host a short Christmas program Friday at 1 PM. Red Cross Seals sales conducted by Glen Bush, Leslie Hauber, and Clarence Watson. EWING E A Watson returns from South Dakota with sheep for winter. Anna Friahee visits John Wallace home. Mrs Will Davidson of Ewing visits relatives. Fred Music en route to the Buttes stops in, reports working for Bush brothers. T B Ely buys cattle from C P Kester. Reports of horses dying on open range in North Fork. Baker siblings and Miss Gladys Storm start to Rocky Crossing school. nineteen enrolled. Eighth graders at Rocky Crossing work on Julius Caesar play. Clyde Roberts visits Ewing. Local farmers bring wheat for grinding before market close.
Sickness of Hir am Mahoney noted while Clem Marandy travels to Arizona. Louis Johnson improves Alva property with woven wire fencing. Ben Colvin ready to start hall work when weather allows. Oscar Reel and family visited Alva. Paul Coffey and Misses Mary and Neva Graves were Alva callers. Freighters busy on sleighs. Christmas poem by Mrs. Edward Fowlkes echoes holiday blessings.
The notice mentions a Christmas event at Moore Hill school on December 24 afternoon with a program by Miss Alter. It also notes illness of Mr William Woodward and visits by Mrs Happy Woodward to the ranch, plus plans for a masquerade ball at Hulett hall on January 1 and a possible move by Roy McGuire to John Gill's ranch.
Notice of public sale of land in Sundance Wyoming under Sec 2155 RK. Bruce G Warren of Weston Wyoming holds serial 610832. Sale February 6 1920 at 2 pm at the Land Office. Land sections 30 31 42 township 45 N range 72 W. Bid minimum 2.25 per acre. mountain terrain. sale separately. final bids to Receiver Massie.
Public notice restricts fishing hunting trapping or trespassing on Driskill ranches at Black Tail and in the school section. It details land claim filings by William Elan of Rockypoint Wyoming and Montgomery W. Studson of Oshoto Wyoming with dates of filings, witnesses, and required three year proofs before U.S. commissioners in Rockypoint Moorcroft and Sundance.
Notice by the General Land Office of a public sale at $2.25 per acre for a tract in section 24, township 56 north range 65 west sixth principal meridian, Sundance Wyoming. Sale at 3 PM January 9 1920. claims must be filed by adverse parties. Register WH Maasic signs as registrar.
Dr. Adams, a local dentist, was mentioned along with a fire insurance call at the Fiulett State Bank. A lost item near Camp Stool ranch to Hulett was reported with a finder asked to return it to the Globe office. Rev W L Wright donated a substantial home made beach to Goldie school for events.
Notice is given that Georetta Jones of Hulett Wyoming filed May 12 1910 sworn statement and application to purchase land section 2 township 46 north range 60 west 6th principal meridian with timber thereon. Timber estimated 11000 board feet value 400 per M land 160. Applicant will offer final proof December Slat before Paul W Yeoman. Contest allowed by affidavit. Also local town business notes from Monday visit.
Ollie Queen treated Hulett youths to a sleigh ride Tuesday evening. Aladdin to play Hulett on December 25 at 7 30 with a post game dance. Local folks, including John Driskill and Curt Lindsey, transacted business. Tony Fort plans to return from Canada to Seattle. Cattle losses reported in Thompson Creek country amid cold weather. Sam Kyes in Pactola South Dakota with son Guy.
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