03 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
1
Officials warn against cutting timber off open land or on private property. Careless cutting risks disputes as timber grows valuable. Verify land ownership before cutting. owners may enforce rights as timber value rises.
The article urges sowing more wheat next season and notes mill demand will target high grade seed. It stresses removing disease and dirt by medical treatment and physical exercise, plus formaldehyde and a fanning mill, as essential steps to prepare seed before the spring rush.
The article urges multitasking and preparation for new ventures while fulfilling present duties. It advocates a creamery proposition for Hulett and emphasizes the importance of dairy cattle stock as demand grows. It argues for intensive cattle raising and notes that the creamery is bound to come, so preparation is essential.
Mining World reports the Bear Lodge district near the Wyoming line draws significant investment as multiple companies push work. The area spans about 10 by 6 miles with many defined veins and gold ore averaging 5 to 30 dollars per ton at grass roots. The Bear Lodge Gold Mining Co uses cyanide with 94 percent extraction and eight eighty cents per ton returns. Copper shows in the Copper Prince property with a 116 foot shaft and a large vein carrying gold and copper in siliceous black oxide and carbonate ore.
Last Friday evening more than twenty youths attended a candy pull at the Nels Davis home. They enjoyed games and sleigh rides, with Mr. and Mrs. Davis joining in the fun. The host couple helped the young people socialize and hopes for more events this year.
Elizabeth Clark seeks a man to fence her farm near Alva Wyoming. Address or contact details not provided in the fragment. Suitable bidders urged to respond to the notice.
Jay Wood traveled to Omaha with his brother W. J for hospital treatment after a bout of illness. The Deer Creek district reports its school house burned and the building left outdoors briefly. Victor French and wife welcome a new daughter, and Grandpa Coffey notes the birth.
A brief notice shows Gunderson seeking a farm listing amid a gale warning. No further details on location size or terms are provided in the fragment.
Mrs. Clara Cady and Donald's daughters visit with sister Mrs. J B Baxter. Helen Baxter visits cousins Pauline Baxter and Julia Massie. Annie Loge from Nebraska spends the week with Mrs. J E Plummer. Robert Massie trips to Alzada. The Pettigrews return to Spearfish from visiting daughter Mrs. W E Massie. Emmet Redding visits Mrs. Barrett then travels to Colony Wyoming. Ice shortages loom as Belle Fourche river freezes. Weather moderates and stock feed improves. Mr B G Woolfolk suffers a bad head injury after a horse accident en route to Monn. a search party locates him near home.
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