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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1917
Page
8
Circular 524 details filing amendments for pre mature 640 acre homestead applications and new petitions under Circular 523. It outlines affidavits witnesses maps surveys water and irrigation data timber vegetation grazing use and other land characteristics required for designation and the appeals process, plus warnings about no occupancy until designation.
Gunderson requests that all land papers be brought when arriving to conduct the transect land business.
Mrs. V M French died at 6 pm Friday at her Alva home after childbirth joy, with a church funeral held Saturday led by Rev Brown. The obituary notes Grace Coffey French, born August 1 1884 in West Grove Iowa, married Victor M French in 1907, three children, and long service to Christ. Dallas Roberts and Ruth Anderson wed in Lead last week and settled there. Also reports of illness and business: Mrs Storm ill with facial erysipelas, Clarence Ke year buying a new sawmill, Cecil Storm at Hearst Mercantile Wood Saw, and Sam Sherman offering $7 a day for lumber work.
Mrs. Bob Massie spent a week visiting relatives in the Mona country. Miss India Phelps and Lillian called on Mrs. W. F. Massie. J. B. Baxter and J. H. Baxter were callers at Colony land office. County agent J. K. Baxter reports slow improvement. Stock is good despite cold weather and deep snow. Howard Caffery Cowboy for Dan Owens this winter. Julia Edna Massie, four months, shares a cedar rattle with Baby Sayres. toys gifted by O. K. Lewis of Arlington. Lewis, a 50-year-old veteran and expert with a pocket knife, crafted both rattles. Sylvester Rakestraw returns from Missouri with ten Jersey cows to start a dairy herd.
A notice reads we will pay the above amount for information leading to conviction of parties trapping or trespassing on the Driskill premises. W. W. and J. L. Driskill offer the reward.
The note references Joe Dialogue First Flag and Dexter Gunderson in discussing song and readings. Mrs Brandt presents a line from a spiritual piece. Special High School Boys mention and Saskatchewan fife spring wheat seed priced at 150 dollars per barrel, KE. A Richards and Hulett are named in the fragment.
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