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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
2
The note recalls a predicted mild winter but warns it may be premature. Weather has been decent lately yet businesslike snow and bad roads slow travel. Farmers report corn hauling, horses shod by the blacksmith, and hay and pasture concerns in Redwater and Sand Creek country with feed costs varying.
S W McLain made a business trip to Hulett last week Frank Smith and Mr Lee made a trip to Moorcroft last week Mr and Mrs Alex Scott have 1 little girl born Nov 30 All doing fine J M Carey has been helping E S Davidson plaster his barn the past week Harvey Closson has been very sick the past two weeks but is better now E S Burns has gone to Hot Springs S D to have a cancer removed from his face Mr Harper from Hulett is looking after the stock while Ed is gone John Christie is much improved at this writing Sid Ladd has lost quite a number of sheep lately James Donaldson is out collecting for himself and J M Carey W R Voorhies has completed a new cutter just big enough for two J Kuhbacher and J L Okee hauled corn fodder from H M Hemenway last week C L Reece is at work on his new store building these days It will soon be completed G C Jones and E S Davidson hauled wood for J M Carey of Pleasant Valley Saturday
The Bend area reports fine weather and gratitude for it. The Baxter house remains open to the elements with a small cabin in use while the main building is under construction. The Caffery boys and Bob Massie enjoyed Thanksgiving at the Massie home with kin. J. H. Baxter traveled to town for grain and winter supplies and plans to seek a warmer climate in southern Arkansas, possibly staying through spring.
Citizens may pay their taxes at Hulett State Bank this year and receive a receipt for the payment as in prior years.
Henry Nevil and Jesse Graves butchered a 505 pound hog for 3. F. Engle last Tuesday. A ten pound boy blessed the home of Mr and Mrs Stephen Morris on Friday December 15. Last Saturday Mr French and Mr Colvin hosted a turkey shoot at Alva followed by a hall dance. Allen Coffey and Walter Osborne hauled lumber from Ed Wilsons saw mill to Belle last Wednesday. The seven month term of the Alva school ended last Friday with a candy pull for pupils and parents.
Miss Truax visited parts of the county to review school matters and reported the schools in good condition. She noted capable teachers and growing numbers and usefulness of the school system.
Department of the Interior announces Arthur Tipton of Gillette Wyoming has filed a Timber and Stone claim No 07607 for Lot 9 Section 44 Township 51 N Range 4 W 6th P M Sundance Wyoming. Appraisals show timber 1725 board feet valued at 2.50 per M and land 840 posts. Final proof set for February 24, 2012 before U S Commissioner H H Guderson in Gillette. Objections or contests must be filed with corroborated affidavits.
The document states a reward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing stealing or unlawfully handling stock belonging to the undersigned 56th WW and J L Drinkill.
Notice advertises a Hao per head reward for stray branded steers seen near Bondance Wyoming. Description: steers branded with a distinctive mark on each side and paired with another brand. Interested parties in Hulett and surrounding CTs are urged to notify authorities promptly.
Notice under the General Land Office program directs a public sale on January 16, 1912 at 10 o clock a m for a tract in section 24 township 4 north range 1 west sixth principal meridian. The land is linked to Witton W Driskill and all adverse claimants must file objections by sale time.
The notice informs that under the Thunder and Stone Law and amendments, an applicant offers final proof for his entry with timber estimated at 124,851 feet valued at 200 dollars per thousand and land at 100 dollars. proof and oath will be taken February 17 before U.S. Commissioner Herman H. Gunderson at Hulett Wyoming. A contest may be filed prior to patent issue with corroborating facts to defeat the entry. Joe Lytle, Register.
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