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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
2
A call to use a fanning mill to thoroughly clean grain fed to stock. Untreated dirty grain spreads noxious seeds that germinate next spring. The author emphasizes proper seed, grinding, and harvest care as essential to maintain clean fields and milling standards.
The President directs that final title documents for public lands will not be issued until an on ground examination is completed by an authorized officer, with specific enumerated exceptions for prior on site examinations, certain approved proceedings, acts of Congress, agricultural district entries, clerical corrections, and Indian allotments.
Sundace residents list visitors from St Paul Beulah and Weston county. Local buyers praise a 1800 pound high quality horse now owned by leading county fanciers. Names include Charles Sackett L Davis Joe Farrar Del Storm Dr Knode Minnis Shaefer and others.
First month of term closed with enrollment 21 and 8 nonpupils absent. Names listed include Donald Brosa Nora Brosa Alfonso Bunch Eva Byrd Rhoda Powell Vira Roberts Dallas Roberts Cecil Storm Philip Tardive. Community updates: Storms thanks patrons and wishes success to successor Pear son. Jay Bush marks eighth birthday with a cold but cheerful party. Walter Collina and Jack McHugh return from Sundance after filing on 160 acres east of here. Uncle Sam requires fences down by April first. John Tanner returns from Tex Martin's ranch still recovering. Divine services at Baptist Church next Sunday at 11. Bible school at 10. Geo Morrison cutting 100,000 feet of logs. Wood scramble ongoing. Oliver Paulson of Sundance in town. Walter Bush's Percheron stallion weighs 182 pounds.
Roy Bunnel plans remodeling at John McCoy house and will soon host his family. Henry Hauber anticipates moving to his Hulett area. Charles Wyman maintains four ribbons and enjoys married life. Klisbury Brothers push spring work and finish a 50 by 100 sheep shed. N. J. Anderson completed a new home and travels to Belle Fourche for spring lumber. Wade Ryan becomes chief log man at H. E. Wood after leaving A. B. Merrick's. Bert Butterfield's family recovers from illness. Merrick shipped a carload of ath to Belle Fourche. Sam Ewing visited for veterinary work. J. M. Bowser moved into a new house.
H Gage arrived from Alva with grain as blizzard winds sweep the area. Belle Fourche and Camp Crook stage lines reached despite the storm. The youngest Richardson child of Crow Creek died last week and was buried in the local graveyard. Some boys mocked school rules until the teacher disciplined them, restoring order. Grace Busby is reported well and welcome.
Seflavva rrenis or Ed McWilliams butchered four fine porkers Thursday Ed Willson bought a team from Tom Mahnken this week M D Holbrook has secured a professional flockmaster during lambing season Walter Hood passed through Main Street Tuesday on his way to Hulett Clarence Fry Ed Willson Jack Burnett and Earnest Linn were out quartette bound for Sundance ay John Mason has attached a wood jaw to the windmill there will be something doing when the wind blows his way There will be a basket social at J U S Mason s Friday February 1 in commemoration of their fifteenth marriage anniversary John Mahoney bought the entire bunch of horace from Jack McKinnon about 0 head John has also rounded up the cattle on the Wood ranches preparatory to feeding There was a surprise party at H Gage s last Monday night It was this thirty fifth birthday and the neighbors all gathered in and had a huge time ell yea they hanc ed it broad day light.
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