25 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
1
Stray cattle notices offer rewards for AHB branded cows and an estray two red yearling heifers. Public land sale notice from U S Land Office Sundance Wyoming dated November 24 1919 lists Bruce G Warren Weston Wyoming license serial 010832 with sale February 6 1920 at two o clock pm for tract sections 30 31 32 township 38 north range 72 west.
The piece asserts that the essence of the Christmas spirit embodies the core idea of modern civilization, tracing its origin to roughly nineteen centuries ago and underscoring its enduring influence.
The state led in the fitness of registered men for military service with 87.2 percent fit. Nebraska and Kansas trailed, while Oregon posted 75 percent. The piece hails Wyoming as a health resort with pure air and robust ranch life, citing Theodore Roosevelt’s praise and rosy-cheeked youth.
Cattlemen from Casper and Douglas organized a six arm y roundup to rescue thousands of cattle stranded in storms. Owners join the effort after a State Humane Society and State Livestock Commission meeting, feeding points funded by Douglas banks, with unclaimed cattle shipped to market. Blackman of Wyoming reports heavy losses from recent cold waves.
George Redding visited Moorcroft at week start. Mrs Mark Musie and her young daughter traveled through Ewing toward Alva to see Earl. Ray Frisbee moved to Hulett after delivering a load of Hulett’s Best beer. Guy Davidson and Will visited Earl Davidson in Rockypoint last Friday. E A Davidson called on in Ewing Tuesday. Vera Marjorie Ollie Frisbee Anna and Marjorie Frisbee visited George Petras’ place. L D Rathbun departed for Moorcroft Tuesday. Freight activity is high in the region. Goldie Rathbun, home from Spearfish for the holidays, joined her mother.
Local and personal greetings to Ann Dr. Adams and others in Hulett Wyoming. Notes include Pete Youngman and family in town with school updates for Fred and Mary in Sheridan, George Morrison heading to Portland, and several residents visiting Moorcroft and nearby areas. A basketball pickup game score 23 to 18 is mentioned along with post office renovations and local business activity.
The notice lists service prices: developing fifteen cents per roll, film packs twenty five cents, Velvet prints four and five cents, plussy prints five and six cents. Contact Mrs JON McDonough at 112 Pine Street Deadwood 8 D.
Ralph Oliver of New Haven Wyoming filed intention to make final proof to establish his claim on a homestead in township 4 north range 68 west with the US land office. He will prove before United States commissioner Paul W. Yeoman at Hulett on January 19 1920. Witnesses named include J L Driskill Clyde Oliver Carl E Carnquist Arthur J Montgomery.
Notice for publication lists a public sale of Lot 3 and 6 in Section 84 Township 55 North Range 5 West 6th P M at Oils office Sundance WY on January 27. Sale starts 10 PM under Sec 25 RK. Prospective bidders must meet bidding deadlines. Massie, Register.
The message notes you can buy a copy of the League of Nations Covenant for fifty cents from Prentice Hall Inc. in New York City at 70 Fifth Avenue.
No hunting fishing or trespassing allowed on Driskill ranches at Black Tail and the school section. William Ela of Rockypoint Wyoming filed no intent to make three year proof for original homestead entry 11002 for east half section 30 township 51 north range 60 west. Proof to be established before Harry Bates US commissioner at Rockypoint Wyoming on January 8 1920. Registers Lewis Ralston Tomas Slam Frank Knap Oliver Hemenway of Rockypoint Wyoming.
Montgomery W. Budson of Oshoto Wyoming filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim described as lot and fractional sections in township 3 north range 68 and 67 west on principal meridian. The filing is before United States commissioner Leo Noonan Moorcroft Wyoming on January 8 1920 with witnesses William R. Wesley Everett Woods Frank I Marion and John Berger of Moorcroft Wyoming.
By order of the Commissioner of the General Land Office under Sec 4455 R8 the sale will offer at public auction at 3 PM January 9 1920 in Mona Wyoming the tract lot 67 section 21 township 36 north range 6 west sixth principal meridian at less than 2.25 per acre to Edward G Barrett of Mona serial OISTOO.
The U S Land Office at Sundance Wyoming announces a public sale of land under Sec 265 K S directed by Commissioner provisions. J Walter Bush of Hulett Wyoming acts as bidder. Sale starts 2 50 PM January 21 1920 at this office for Lot 4 Section 21 Township 1 North Range 65 West 6th principal meridian. Land to be sold to highest bidder. C H Maesie Register.
Guy Foy reports his brother Roy now in Washington state is well and pleased with the new location. The piece ends with a question about preparing a costume for a masquerade ball at Hulett hall in January tet.
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