Local Notes From The Week Around Hulett
Thursday February 10 1910 community notices detail Mise Pearl La Geat hosting a party and neighbors helping with building projects. Joe Simon visited Elmer Jones at H B Clark s. Mark Gordon hauls lumber from White saw mill. Harry Clark s heifer loss blamed on unknown cause. Minnie Schlisting geome sewing for Mrs R J Marshall. R W Rakestraw family visited Arthur La Geat. Owen Conley and family with Jacob Lebo visited R J Marshall. L L White loses dog likely poisoned. L L White hauls flour from Hulett mill for Dagger at Tower post office. Owen Conley builds a bob sled and plans to haul from Laney s saw mill. Will Mapell of Kansas may claim land. Ellis Wilkison travels toward Little Missouri to work. A RB Simon loses another yearling calf to black leg. Dr Lebo confirms. Mrs R W Rokestraw enjoys horseback trip toward Pine Ridge to catch husband Roy and Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Pearl la Geat
Joe Moore
Frank Feigle
Joe Simon
Elmer Jones
H. B. Clark’s
Mark Gordon
Minnie Schlisting
R. J. Marshall
R. W. Rakestraw
Arthur la Geat
Owen Conley
Jacob Lebo
L. L. White
Hulett
Mr. Dagger
Tower
Will Mapell
Kansas
A. R. Simon
Ellis Wilkison
Missouri
A. RB
Simon
Lebo
R. W. Rokestraw
Pine Ridge
Roy
Joe
W.F. Smith
Redwater
Sundance
Billy
Will Wood
Jay
Robert Hobart
Belle Fourche Couple Wed in Short Union Journey
Yesterday in Belle Fourche George Ruggless and Irene Hendricks united in marriage. They will travel to the Hills then Denver Colorado for a brief stay and may settle in the silver state. Friends from both sides extend best wishes for prosperity and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
George Ruggless
Irene Hendricks
Hills
Denver
Colorado
Silver State
A Novel Plan for Advance Tribune Subscriptions
The Wyoming Tribune offers cash in advance rates for new or present subscribers through February 15, 1910. Daily Tribune one year 35 dollars, six months 2.60 dollars. Semi-Weekly Tribune six months 85 cents. Subscribers may verify status by checking the address label or writing for a statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Eiher
Tribune
Daily Tribune
Worldliness and Trust Sunday School Lesson 1910
A local paper reprints a Sunday School lesson for February 13, 1910 on Matthew 6 19 34 urging readers to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness. It notes health and family updates, ranch life, post office bids, and community sympathy while emphasizing heavenly treasures over earthly wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worldliness and Trust
Mamory Verna
Earth
Heaven
God
Civic virtue and religion guide the republic in Worcester
A Worcester essay asserts that civic virtue sustains liberty, likening political health to physical health and stating religion as the guiding star of nations and individuals. The piece argues virtue resides in the human heart, not external airs, and notes moral taint from generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop County
Worcester, Mass
Rey
J. M. Walden
Olnclonatl
Chataubriand Quote on Great Minds Through Adversity
A historical quotation asserts that the harshest times forge the finest minds and brightest ideas, comparing intense heat with pure metal and lightning with a dark cloud to illustrate transformative potential.
Ground hog day notes and small town chatter
No stock losses reported and local stock remains strong as the Globe shows rapid growth. Benny Farris and sister visited the W. F. Smith family on Sunday. Two local schools are getting along fine. No illnesses were noted. Ground hog day had a long shadow and residents expect spring. Ralph Smith had a wagon accident near Aladdin, but no injuries. 28 dozen eggs spilled, 18 dozen survived. A Farrall corresp for the Hulett Globe cites geese and robins as signs of spring, the Monitor disputes the geese claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Farris
W. F. Smith
B.S. Butterfield
Clarenbach
Robert Warner
Aladdin
Sundance
Bob
Hulett
Chas. Smith
North Redwater
Ralph Smith
For Sale or Trade English Shire and other horses
For sale or will trade for cattle horses or land an imported English Shire stallion Nailstone Gambler four years old weight 1900 lbs an imported Percheron stallion Cardiff ten years old weight 2000 lbs a Spanish Jack eight years old 15 hands 38 in tall weight 050 Address G C Butterfield Wisner Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
G. C. Butterfield
Wisner
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inter Mountain Globe
Harry Clark
Laney
Vere
W. A. Clark
M. Cotten
H. E. Wood
Farrall
Wye
Will Chapman
Moore and Son
George Congleton
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
H. E. Turneaure, Ph. G
Hulett Globe
Monitor
D. J. Arnold
W.T. Wyckoff
W.L. NobLe
D. J. Arnold &Co
Wideawake
Belle Fourche, S.D
Herom
Hule@ Land & Cattle Co
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