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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
8
Neighborhood notices recount a turkey shoot and dance at Syres ranch, a Dec raffle, and holiday preparations. Farmers ship hogs amid low pork prices while corn orders and bridge timber work resume. Tower precincts report elections, services pause, and cold weather affects school, farming, and road work.
J E Bloxom has a newborn son. Jas Storm Jr has visited Barlow Canyon. Jim Copple and Ed Storm haul hay from the Little Missouri. Jim Hayes stopped by Cracker Creek for supplies. The thermometer has dipped to ten below zero. A Willson’s hall dance on December 24 draws a crowd. Geo Ripley traveled to New Haven for a Little Missouri ranch business. S J Stull returned to town after October with Fogwell drills. Jim Vandal came back from Lightning Flats after carpentry for Jones Bros. Quail winter near New Haven are being fed. Mail carrier John Bant endures storms yet remains punctual. Chaustauff and a Pennsylvania expert visited Poison Creek oil wells six miles southwest. Bill Cheen reported two poisoned coyotes on the Little Missouri with fits, unable to approach with a 22 rifle.
Three good grade yearling Hereford bulls offered by Erv Richards. They come from well bred cows and registered sires. Inquire at Blacktail 46-1, ten miles south of Hulett.
Sam Barlean remains tied up with wood hauling as winter weather sets in. The Globe notes sleigh riding is fine and sends Christmas and New Year wishes to readers. Clifford Phillips and Willard Durrett visited the M Barlean ranch. Barlean is injured with a bad eye and seeing Dr Vercoe, though recovery is slow.
Walter Pannell plans a ranch house. Fred Baxter called at J. H. Bates’ Saturday. Cold weather continues. G. Sherwood visits Bert Derrickson for several days. Clay Massie heads to Belle Fourche with hogs. Cremeens and F Groat haul logs to E. E. Sims’ sawmill. Fred Groat and Tony Cremeens cut logs for E. E. Sims. Hog butchering active this week. M. McClure and wife to Belle Fourche Friday and have not returned. Book and Thimble club met at Mrs. Katherine Barrett’s. attendance reported a nice time. C. J. Derrickson and H. L. Sime visited Belle Fourche. Derrickson earned the P Lodge third degree.
The Book and Thimble Club and families were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Charley Barrett on Sitesday in Christmas style. The home glowed with holly and berries as a large center Christmas bell and streamers brightened the dining room. Guests enjoyed a bountiful table, Christmas quotations, a song by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Massie, and readings. The group will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. H. Clemens for New Year's selections.
Merry Christmas. Virgil Moore drove stage Saturday. Mr. Moller is very low. Mrs. Houtz on the sick list. W. Morris shipped a carload of corn. Eighth graders took exams. W. B. Morrison went to Sheridan as a witness on the Flanders trial. Will Maddison and wife visited relatives. Mesdames Mann Tracy and Whalen were Belle Fourche callers. Albert Moore visited with his brother Virgil en route to Belle Fourche. Jessie Wilson passed through town home from Belle Fourche. Mrs. Gervasi and daughter went to Belle Fourche and back next day. Gene Gervasi returned from Rapid City for Christmas vacation. Norman Weaver left for Cherokee two weeks. Ed Fowlkes freighting to Moorcroft. Bob Tate and family stayed with the Tates. Charles Tate welcomed a box of fruit from Florida. Whitley Bryant went to Moorcroft to see family off for Missouri. Grandma Bryant kept house for Tucker family. H A Garman known for good repute. He moves away and sides with County Surveyor Blatt and Forest Ranger Ball, yet dresses his chickens. Constable Nat Griffis minus four roosters and two hens. offers to keep a rooster if returned in ten days. Griffis on Christmastime chickens. Rob Siven arrived with oats for the livery barn. he was in Omaha with hogs last week, Wyoming raised and fed, averaging 310 lbs. Who says it doesn’t pay to raise hogs here. Alzada Pair play. J H Cloag passed thru town on way to the Hills to do road work.
The undersigned offer cash for arrest and conviction or information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party killing stealing or unlawfully handling any cattle owned by W. W. and J. L. Driskill.
Kerer the Shoe Man offers free rips and patches with orders for half sales. A 5 reward is offered for the recovery of two fillies a brown yearling and a dark grey two year old both branded S on left hip. Lost items include a ladies bat and a pair of child overshoes. A limited wheat payment for Globe subscriptions and a four piece orchestra is announced for the Christmas masquerade ball in Hulett.
Mortgage on the northeast and west half of section 28 township 53 north range 67 west Crook County Wyoming. June 2 1012 recorded. debt $900 with 10 percent interest. total due $875.28 including fees. sale at the north front door Sundance courthouse December 26 194? at 10 o'clock a.m. to satisfy debt and costs. Sheriff John M. Thern to conduct sale.
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