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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
1
An archival snippet notes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow born February 27 1807 with poetic lines praising his serene autumn imagery and enduring verse.
George Butterfield visits Henry Rich in Sundance as weather shifts. F C Herald seeks sale of ranches in Crook county with improvements. Mrs Mort Ellsbury travels to Minnesota for an old home visit. family mourns mother’s sudden death. A local blacksmith boy, son of A A Hemler, earns praise for self taught craft. County finances and officer performance praised in Monitor reprint. County officials’ openness questioned by critics. Sam Storm visits with wife, Mrs. Storm. Mrs J P Beeh departs for Monarch Wyoming. Mrs Flotchkine and Mrs Todd will oversee Bush home duties during absence. T H Young from Deadwood Marble discusses tombstone sales. John Mahoney rents Jay Wood ranches to Red Harrington, taking possession March first. Reward offered for branded horse returned to J R Roberts.
Ralph Tickeom from Hulett, Dr Bostwick in town on business, and D G Ellebury of Redwater filing final proof with witnesses listed. A livery business transfer at the old stand. several residents traveling or returning from Minnesota. A pardon notice for Annie Canningham in the Barnard manslaughter case is included. Hon W F Smith of Farrall praises the sunny climate and bees, noting a bantam hen with two chicks observed on his ranch.
A notice invites attendees for a Friday evening event on February 7 at the Hulett ball. Miss Minnie Green now works at the Sapphire. Carl Chaffin arrived from Sundance early this week to assist W. D. Wood. Willard Ripley visited town Monday for the first time in some time, and Mr Ripley has not been well. I J Hemnbaugh reported from Heaver Creek sheep camp that sheep fare looks better this winter and they remain for sul.
The Baptist church hosts a basket social on Wednesday evening February 12. A short program is prepared and the exercises begin promptly at 5 o clock. Come early for a pleasant evening.
Forest Leaever reports on several residents visiting Sundance and making timber claim proofs. Emile Fort, Stephen Wright sick with grippe, and Mary Fort with her family are noted, along with other local moves and a marriage of Miss Mable Butts to Mr. Charles Cent in Auburn Iowa.
Fred Aikman travels Monday to Deadwood with ten prize winning chickens for the Black Hills Poultry Association annual meeting. He has consistently won prizes at the association’s meets, signaling continued success for Crook county’s top exhibitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Guthrie and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during their bereavement. The item mentions visits by Mrs. Kessler, John Stoddard, George Gardner, P. V. Wolla, and Mrs. Ki. McWilliawns, plus land office dealings of Carlie Clark and wife and Edd Willaon purchasing a chickoving pee from S. R K. Smith of ead.
In January 1908 enrollment figures appear for the Hulett Scho month with names of pupils high and low grades. Obituary lines honor Royden and extend sympathy to his family. Local notes report milder weather, stock feeding, new school term at Far ris, Mr Templeton shifting to sheep herding, recovery news from Lundblad homestead, ice work by Charley Zumach, and opt to send watches to I D Coryell Belle Fourche.
An advertisement notes Dr E W Brown offering all dental work with skilled satisfaction and lists an Omaha or East Ore address for Mancleen Sandance Wyoming, indicating service location and contact.
A summary shows money collected for the Christmas Tree Entertainment totaling 26 dollars with 1195 dollars for tree decorations and related costs. The balance 14.05 dollars is placed at bank interest to be paid to The Committee of Entertainment for Christmas. Notes mention local people and activities: Wood saw mill worker Charley Barnett, Mel Brown appointed deputy sheriff, M D Halbrook to carry mail Alva to Belle, Mrs Loyis health improvement, Mrs Chas Sprinkle visiting Deadwood, and Miller selling interests before moving to Thulett country.
Notice announces Helen Hendricks formerly Elen Cicion of Hulett Wyoming filed for Homestead Entry No 503 for the west half of the southwest quarter and related quarter sections. Hearing before Register and Receiver Sundance Wyoming on March 9. Witnesses listed include George Grenier George Petras Frank Proctor Lewis Ho Strand all of Hulett. legal notice dated February 1 1008.
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