Local NOTES and ads from Hulett Wyoming area this week
Community items list breeding cockerels for sale, travelers returning from Sundance and Spearfish, stage delays, mail issues, road work, and local business updates. Mentions Joe Hauber ad, Horace/Stoddard names, farm reports, medical removals, social at Barrett hall with seventy five dollar proceeds, Mason Lodge trip to Cheyenne, estray cows with branding UH, reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Foy
Poison Creek
Roy
Clay Massie
Red Cross
Barrett Hall
Catarrhal Deafness Described and Cured by Catarrh Medicine
The article explains catarrh leading to deafness through blocked Eustachian tubes. It claims a catarrh medicine cures by acting on mucous surfaces and restoring tube function. A price of one hundred dollars is mentioned for preparations and treatment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subnet
Telede
Goodbye Inter Mountain Globe Sold To Paul W Yeoman
Notices announce the transfer of the Inter Mountain Globe to Paul W Yeoman who will publish in Hulett and collect subscriptions there All advertising and other accounts due January 1 1918 remain payable to H H Gunderson in the Hulett State Bank office daily unless away on the ranch or elsewhere Remain aware of upcoming association with Dr Vercoe and Dr Gifford in Omaha after the new year plus early appointments for consultations H D Keifer buys the Chaffin livery barn and garage and assumes control today Frank will move to the Sundance ranch to enter the stock business with best wishes from Hulett friends Communications include dances attended by Alva youths and Ned Cross proceeds donated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain Globe
Paul W. Yeoman
Hulett
Hulett State Bank
H. H. Gunderson
H. D. Keifer
Chaffin
Frank
Sundance
Harry
Globe Newspaper Arrives In Northern Crook County
The Globe relocates near the Hulett hotel and will switch to a six column quarto format with four pages of local news and four pages of world news. Editor Paul Coffey visits the Patton home as Victor French rents his livery barn to Charles Holden then heads to Casper for winter employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain Globe
Globe
Hulett
Crook County
Victor French
Charles Holden
Casper
Local notes from Spearfish and Beaver Creek area
Neva Graves enjoys a vacation from Spearfish Normal where she studied. Miss Palma Smith plans to leave for Minne sota this Saturday. The upper Beaver Creek school dismisses Friday. Earl Willson visited the Davis home Saturday. John Ben Hiram Mahoney and Ben Colvin took a business trip to Belle Fourche Sunday. Red Cross memberships available at Alva Dost office or at B P Colvin Hardware Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Graves
Spearfish Normal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plymouth Rock
J. J. Hauber
Wyoming
Walter Keihl
Jay
Helen Durfee
Mina Lea Baker
Helena
Spearfish
K. B. Stoddard
G. W. Tate
Moorcroft
Pacific Coast
Man
Beast
Tom Bailey
Tom
Curtis Clark
New Haven
Jay Bush
Nell Gregory
Helle Fourche
Dick Bush
Mrs. Bush
John Okee
Rockypoint
John
Guy Mewhirter
Kirk Stoddard
Lon Russell
Aladdin
C. W. Collins
Cracker Creek
A By Stander
Will Collins
Rex
Belle Fourche
Will
C.J. Derrickson
Roy Bush
Trecd Pearson
Cheyenne
Mason Lodge
Millard Ripley
Hot Springs
South Dakota
George Ripley
Hulett Wyoming
Hulett Mer. Co
Hulett, Wyoming
Vercoe
Deadwood
Gifford
Omaha
T. H. Cremeens
J. H. Bates
Alva
Barretts
Ned Cross
Salutory
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
C. P. Holweger
Wyo
Curtis Publishing Co
Paul Coffey
Patton
Alva Dost
B. BP. Colvin
Ligne
Hulett-Alva
Tion
Fred Sutton
Fred Bothwell
Red Canyon Road
Studebaker
Rhode Island
Laurel M. Dewing
J. H. Chittim, Auctioneer
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