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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
8
In Crook County the Globe paper gains praise for local coverage and countywide impact, though readership remains sparse. Community notes report prize ring incidents, scarlet fever precautions, Valentines, cattle moves, and local arrivals while updating on road bridges, camera work, and residents' comings and goings.
Notice states L. A. Mom peach has no authority to sell any horses and has not since January. Purchasers urged to contact W. Waldron at the old Dobson ranch for buying inquiries.
A new youth class will be organized at Hulett Church next Sunday with all invited. Evening services will begin at seven oclock sharp. J B Abbott pastor.
The bank states its aim to make every boy and girl feel their account is appreciated business and notes that these children will grow into men and women, reinforcing community trust and future relations.
Mr and Mrs John Colling and Walter left Monday for Alzada Mont to visit their daughter Mrs Foster and to settle on a homestead found last fall. Walter plans to enter the sheep business but may return soon after lingering in the Haulett country long enough.
This lesson examines Acts 6 9 15 7 64 8 21 and the martyrdom of Stephen. It discusses the two Jerusalem Jew groups Grecians and Hebrews the selection of seven deacons and Stephen’s character power and defense before the Sanhedrin.
Mr Wood seeks pardon for unfounded accusations while a sled incident is resolved as lost and found. The Inter Mountain Globe is sought on mail day. A pioneer mail carrier completes Tower to Hulett rounds in eight hours. Residents and visitors on Pine Ridge include A B Pecht Newell L L White Latest Bros Fischer Bros Fred Schlichting Iva Marshall Bessie Fisher and area families from Aberdeen South Dakota plan to settle.
Local news notes Goldie Clem Blore visiting the Clark saw mill last week to start an addition to his house. The item mentions Clem’s comment on baching and a social dance linked to Bill Jolley’s near finished new house.
The Globe subscription agency urges readers to buy papers in a bundle to save money this year. Customers are invited to inquire about their favorite paper and hear about potential discounts.
Mixed cattle for sale. Inquiries directed to Ed J. Bailey in Aladdin Wyoming. Date noted 5-3.
A blue pencil mark indicates the subscription expires with this issue and renewal is required to prevent discontinuation. The notice frames this as the standard business practice for maintaining service.
Forest residents report acts of kindness as Eric Huseby and Diamond Philips split wood for W. H. Hollister. Socials continue with a Haskins dance, while John Sherrard learns of his mother's death in Litton. Illnesses include pneumonia cases for Clarice Callquist and Lee Pearson, with others facing injuries and rheumatism.
A Sunday school will be organized at Alva Church at the next meeting on February 21 at eleven a.m. J B Abbott is the pastor. H H Gunderson left for a business trip east for two weeks or more. Notices call for bids on the Hulett Tower marine. Mrs Rose Mitchell visited Bar Lodge to nurse Mrs Will Jones who is very low. Encouraging reports come from the sick foles all improving steadily.
Wilkerson and Ruggless started construction on the Pearson and Youngman store addition yesterday. George Ruggless visited Chapman home earlier in the week, Roy Bush traveled from Little Missouri country Monday, and Pearson and Youngman are involved this week.
Belle Fourche business A S Gay Hardware Co offers wholesale and retail hardware in a local advertisement dated August. The notice highlights a broad inventory and home improvement supplies for contractors and residents.
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