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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
Senator Borah introduces a bill to repeal the timber and stone law with a pre passage filing provision. The Globe criticizes this move arguing the law aids homesteaders and small mills, while opposing a supplemental plan favoring timber disposals by the interior department and rich interests.
The couple crossed the Bear Lodge and the plains to Belle Fourche to wed with permission. On Friday they began married life. Monday hosted a reception at Ed Tupper’s home in Red Canyon. Carl Massie resumes school work. Bernice Massie tends the home.
Roy White hauls lumber for the Misses Hendricks as plans grow for homesteads and substantial improvements. Frank Clark begins a new house while Frank and Gurtin Clark thresh oats with a saw mill engine. Mrs. Geo Berger and family visit from the Little Missouri for a New Haven dance as coyotes increase nearby.
Sunday morning word said Mrs. Anna Snyder was very ill and improving Monday after Dr. Knode was called. A brother of Andy Farkins visited from Town to see his son Frank. A D L Murphy’s son plans a move here soon. Alex Woodcock and John Mahoney butchered porkers last week. Walter Willson Erv Richards and families visited Mahoney’s. M D Holbrook made his first trip for Uncle Sam to Belle Tuesday. Ed McWilliams finished up ice. Ark ideas and arkettes promoted for fair displays. A Vernon Powell ark and Chas McCoy arkette move to Yellowstone Park next summer. A ladder of skeletons forms hints at architectural exhibit. A schooner with a load of humanity arrived Monday evening: Mrs. L. Ford Coffeyville Kan Mrs. Neimetz Spearfish and C A Neimetz Spearfish will settle here. A flying squirrel, bought by Sam Folcom, reportedly has litters in the county. Ed Watson’s place saw the creature. Send watches to I D Coryell Belle Fourche.
Crook county commissioners consider Gervasi and Graff liquor license for Slug Creek. J W Randall files $15000 damages claim over a road project. appraisers to view ground by Feb 24 and report by April meeting. Rebates granted for 1907 taxes to P W Wella and EK d Le Sueur. Deputy sheriff nomination confirmed. road deposit viewed. Hulett State Bank deposit approved and bond filed.
Washington's birthday celebration planned as a masque ball at Hulett Hall on Friday evening February 21 1908 with prizes for best waltz and two step. Ed Wilbou family briefly ill from ptomaine, now improving after a serious incident. Snow storm did not dim attendance at last night's social with literary program basket suppers and coffee. James Chittum family seen in town en route to divide country Arthur Lash fled to a pool claim near Devils Tower.
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