Services Planned by Baptist Pastor Howell in Hulett
Thureday February 17 1910 Rev W R Howell Baptist pastor at large for Wyoming will hold services each evening next week at the Baptist church in Hulett. Public invited and urged not to miss any.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
7
Thureday February 17 1910 Rev W R Howell Baptist pastor at large for Wyoming will hold services each evening next week at the Baptist church in Hulett. Public invited and urged not to miss any.
Jay A. Wood born November 1, 1872 in Nodaway County Missouri died February 14 1910 in a Omaha hospital after illness. He lived much of his life in Crook County Wyoming Beaver Creek and Haulett country. He married Lilly Engle in 1898 then Morna Cook in 1907 with two children surviving. Funeral in Alva with family and community mourning his passing.
Ralph Smith loses a fine heifer last week. Mrs. Richard Craige on the sick list. Mail carrier arriving on time recently. Charles Smith county seat visitor last Saturday. Harvey Wood in Colorado tending mining interests. Miss Leimgraber visited her mother at Bo, then jest Saturday and Sunday. Robert Gunn's health not improving after a long siege. Herman Knorr hoisting corn for Smith Bros and praised as champion corn husker of Crook county. Mrs. Johnny Wood back in Belle Fourche and visiting the postmaster's family. Ground hog blamed as a fake like Dr. Cook. Carter Stephens nailed his foot. brother had a horse fall, causing a broken arm. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Warford welcome baby girl born Feb 10. father recovering. H. B. Clark and Wm. Conzleman after steer on Miller Creek. Haptonstall and Kelley hauled logs to Laney's saw mill. Clem Good hosts birthday event for Miss Etta on the 19th. W. D. Kelley and J. W. Clark visit. Owen Conley hauling lumber from Laney's saw mill. Mr. Laney toured H. K. ranch. Laney sick earlier in week, Whities sick as well. Miss Laura Clark went to Hulett for watch repair and jewelry. 7-2
Ice haulers push to secure summer supply using a side creek as a routing point. The piece notes fair quality of the haul and mentions daily church services planned at the local church each evening next week.
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