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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
1
The Keen Kutter goods promise reliable performance and long lasting service. The advertisement highlights durable tools and confident expectations of customer satisfaction from quality materials and craftsmanship.
Essay argues progress comes from reproach and courage despite ridicule. It praises persistence of vision, cites Jenner and revolutions in thought, and stresses that great achievements require bravery against public scorn and false limits.
Mrs. C. R. Wright visits daughter Mrs. Huseby while Wm. Proctor family and Tuck Proctor celebrate Christmas at Henry Guthrie's. A baby girl arrives for Henry Provant family. Charley Huot and John Cramer buy a team from Ochepromble. Ed Neece plans Springfield future home. Dinners with Trombles and others, Wisconsin baby news, New Year wishes. A grand Christmas dance at P. V. Wells honors two married sons. over ninety people attend with turkey and oysters and other dishes. health reported good in the area.
The Christmas number of the Globe is grand. W. F. Smith reports four swarms of bees lost with varying honey. Weather is pleasant and snow nearly gone. Cattle look well after feeding. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wolfe left for a Montana ranch after visiting relatives. Henry Ellabury improves from a bad injury. 1909 nears with hopes of a prosperous year for thrifty Americans. A marriage rumor is cautioned. Christmas at Farrall included a schoolhouse entertainment and tree, with dinners and a dance. A false fire alarm by the secret service scare is noted. Farrall residents are praised for temperate conduct and good fellowship.
The Graham stage arrived a day late last week but left on time Monday morning. Ray notes several inches more snow in that section with some drifting. The Wright stage came Sunday evening and reports a few inches less snow there with no significant drifting. Gillette News.
The Hulett State Bank held its annual meeting last Saturday and increased capital stock to $20,000, all of which was sold on the spot as demand for loans and deposits grows. Also notes a stray yearling calf branded on left shoulder with a $5 reward for its return near Lisbo well.
Local dealer advertises flexible offerings promising to fulfill customer wants with a wide range of combinations. The note emphasizes ready supply and capability to tailor selections to buyer needs. Uses generic sales language to attract inquiries.
George Grenier left Monday for Clearwater Nebraska to visit relatives and will stay about a month. Bill Merriman and wife visit L C Thompson and wife and shared Christmas dinner there. Cliff Robinson and family and Henry visited Hulett this week and note Spearfish is growing. A B Gay Hardware Co. operates wholesale and retail hardware in Belle Fourche. Harve E Wood came to town on business with the Hulett Land and Cattle Co. Mrs Ella Davis of Meade South Dakota is in town on land business. Vane and Clair Conk left for Omaha to attend Business College. Carl Chaffin went to Deadwood for dental business. Consider obtaining a deposit box from the Hulett State Bank for valuables.
Eighteen miles north and east of Cheyenne R H Siefken and five sons filed on and improved several dry land tracts. They moved in from Iowa last March and have reaped heavy crops and built permanent homes including a palatial concrete block ranch house. They plan to stay in Wyoming and prove the soil’s productivity. Separately Union Pacific orders a new tie treating plant in the city costing about 75000. Construction to begin within ninety days. the Topeka plant will not be returned to Laramie. the new plant will have larger capacity.
Mr Hill controls the OC and S and seeks a link from Orin Junction to Gillette or Sheridan. City boasts no graft, no debt except a pending $10,000 bond issue, and the smallest tax levy in the state. Local business leaders urged to win the C&S for Gillette as a New Year opportunity.
A Wyoming city celebrates a Christmas gift by a generous couple who, with their generosity, brought happiness to at least eighty children. The act warmed many hearts and added a bright highlight to the holiday season.
Lusk Herald notes a surge in homestead locating around Lusk with two local men entering the field. They predict work will start in spring and at least 100 families will establish homesteads within a few miles of town during the coming year.
The Ernest ranch of 6,800 acres on the Laramie river has been sold by the Ernest Land & Cattle Company to the Keystone Ranch Company for 127000 dollars. The Bank of Hudson, Wyoming’s youngest financial institution, opened recently and began with 6000 dollars in deposits. Hudson Miner
Fragmentary notice describes rough lumber for sale at 14 dollars per thousand by Harry B Cle of Wyoming. The item lists are sparse and unclear but indicate a procurement offer and contact.
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