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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
3
Congress replies on resurvey authority under Interior Secretary control. Mondell explains policy shifts, outlines dangers of government surveys and restoration options, and introduces a bill authorizing targeted resurvey of Wyoming townships while protecting current land rights. Local notes mention community updates and incidents in Basin.
A Hulett real estate man argues that without a creamery the area loses dairy business and deters new residents. He urges cooperation with real estate agents to attract dairying, financing travel, advertising, and rail access rather than selling land out of state. The piece champions proactive local development and criticizes passive waiting.
The Crook County delegation at Cheyenne is making good history for itself. The session supports the choice we made in our representatives even though not all helped in the choice.
Ice packing stays busy as mild weather slows snow. Donaldites race to remove corn at Aladdin within forty eight hours. Rag ball supper miscommunication to be corrected by hosting party. Frank Risher improves. uses crutches, hopes to discard them soon. Spring tasks begin as farmers prepare implements. Winter not over yet, expecting more cold. Mrs. J B Baxter moves back to Big Bend ranch after Donald school closure. Petitions circulated to block Crook County’s tax pull from northern regions. Lost mare branded GM, reward $10. contact W G Maasie Mona Wyoming. Roy St John buys Dan Lash drag saw and offers wood sawing from Hulett if needed. Pina alloys and balls kept in stock at the bowling alley run by Art Cole. Strayed gray horse, two years, brand 7 on left shoulder, elk horn head mark. reward for Jim Jolley, Hulett Wyoming.
An old notice advertises lumber work through April 1911 at five dollars per day by D. W. Lash. It also lists various local ads for newspapers, dyes, headache tablets, and an economical library reading system at Bear Lodge Pharmacy and related drug stores.
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