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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
8
The entry outlines practice before the US 8 Court US 8S Court and Land Office in district matters. It notes procedural steps for filings, hearings, and official actions in land cases and district court procedures.
A local notice offers a reward for information leading to the conviction of parties trespassing on premises near the Driskill Bank. The terse item mentions safety bit boxes and a request to Rend it in the Globe.
Frances Clark spent Sunday with Mark Atkinson while George Stinson visited Nebraska relatives. Gertrude Blankenship accompanied Frances Clark Saturday. Ruth Crook visited with Mrs Forest Saturday and Sunday. Ed and Bert tend Missouri school ma'ouns. Clark lambs his flock. Elsie Terry and Frank Stinson hosted a Valentine party Wednesday. H L Willson left for Duck Creek and Powder River to aid Starkros nursery. Lew Atkinson goes to Belle Fourche for a broken leg. may need surgery. Bert Huddleson heads home to Spearfish Monday to improve his Little Missouri homestead. dance February 10 drew a large crowd. next is February 24 with music and good times.
Social notes list Mrs. Guy Mewhirter and Mrs. James Brown as guests at Mrs. Janie Brown's home this week. A cheeky nod to Commissioner Gunderson promises expertise on land laws. Also appears an auction note for two registered shires Belle Pourche Dick and Belle Fourche Surveyor with detailed lineage and prices.
Sam Sherman sawing wood for C L Tate this week. Nelson Bryant operated on for appendicitis last Saturday. George Redding and John Handrup buying grain this week. Lena Selby left Thursday for a visit in Morristown SD. Elina Garman and Ethel Dagger were at the Garman ranch over Sunday. Dr Bostwick attended Katie Youngman who was seriously ill at home. Lonie Guilliams on sick list this week. Mrs Pete Youngman and Katie grippe sufferers. Mrs Glassburn sore hand from cellar door. Whit Bryant’s cattle on Proctor place this winter. boys hauling hay from Merrit place to feed there. Del Storm and men stopped here last Thursday with 300 head for the Little Missouri, where they will be fed the rest of winter.
Mr and Mrs Leslie from Sundance visited Hulett yesterday to arrange for Mrs Leslie and the children to room there and for Yvonne to attend local schools. The note praises the school system as attracting attention from those who know good schools.
C. W. McCoy has accepted a position as representative of the Sherman Nurseries. For spring stock delivery, contact Charlie for better service and selections in this locality.
A new member joins the J. J. Hauber family in Crook County and both mother and baby are reported to be doing fine. John Youngman and family move into the Engle house, recently vacated by Mr. Bothwell. Jess Bloxom arrives from the Powder River country for a short visit.
Elkhorn area residents share visits with neighbors and family events. Ted Madding and Della Fowlkes visit Martha Congleton while J C Fowlkes and family tour Roy McGuire’s home. Ed Atkinson rents New Haven hall for winter concerts. Ernest Fowlkes reports light snowstorms in Grant Nebraska as spring work looms.
Two students are highlighted in a sickness recount. The seventh grade completes physiology and adds arithmetic time. higher grades advance. The high school works long hours to make up a missed day. Miss Gregory receives a candy shower, and students discuss politics via Valentine post office rivals. Oscar Pearson contributes a Lincoln story.
Walter Wilson, a young man rescued after a February blizzard near Camp Crook, was hospitalized with a frozen face and possible toe loss after trying to help Misa Hembaugh reach her father. He survived a terrifying ordeal, and Undertaker Frost now holds licensing to embalm in Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Nebraska.
The column lists residents visiting and visiting places such as Miss Alicia Gimstadt at E. G. Barrets and Mrs. Willard Durett, along with dances at E. O. Reddings and J. H. Bates home. It mentions cattle losses due to cold, health incidents, and family visits by Cary Derrickson, Jim Bates, and Margaret Cremeens with grandparents.
Local notes cover Howard Caffery and Walter Fry in timber, Lem Massie at W. E. Massie ranch with Colin, and health concerns of Mr Massie. Warmer weather cheers residents as stock holds up. feed dwindles. Washington reports severe winter. zero temps and four inches snow briefly, followed by rain. Local officials and agents work to build forms meeting 40 instructions.
An old advertisement warns that catarrh cannot be cured by local applications alone and promotes a constitutional remedy. It references Druggists and a Toledo proponent Cheney and Company, claiming internal treatment plus a bio active compound offers results.
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