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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
9
Governor Hughes urges moral character over legislation and says the church should not enter politics as such. He advocates faith leaders with strong values entering public life to advocate, not impose, beliefs. The piece also notes Crook county residents enduring winter, feeding stock, and subscribing to the Globe.
Harve Wood returns from Colorado reporting summer weather in Colorado Springs. Funeral flowers for Jay Wood donated by Mrs W F Smith and Mrs Cameron. George Craige’s family ill with colds. Snowfall about six inches. O Connor Bros. sold 50 dozen cages Saturday. Meadows and Bob Warner felled a bee tree yielding five to six gallons honey. Local roads poor and little teaming. Cattle not fattening in cool days. Cecil Brown, Charles and Ralph Smith visited county seat for food business. Brook Warner visited relatives in Sun dance. Bennie Farris visited Redwater. Sunday school well attended despite severe weather. Robert Guon’s pension raised to $15. suggestion it should be higher. Mystery about a Valentine sent. School closed with thirteen pupils present. Aouida Wood and Alice Jones neither absent nor tardy.
C Ll Wood of Alzada Mont attended Jay Wood's funeral with Harve from Farrall also present. Mrs J B F Wood reports two broods of chicks and a thriving flock. Evans family card suggests they may not return. visitors enjoy their stay. Wanted ad seeks someone to break 10 acres and provide address Albert Mudd Belle Wye Sdt I look the jeweler offers reliable service.
Mr Laney traveled to Moorcroft at week start. S F Haptonstail and Owen Conley aided W D Kelly with his well early in the week. Mr and Mrs J W Clark visited E E Reed Thursday. Mrs C D Garman and Dean visited home folks while C D away. Mr and Mrs Whities and child visited Fischer home Friday and Saturday. Fischer boys hauling lumber from Laney's saw mill this week. Dagger helped J W Clark saw wood Saturday. Miss Etta Good's birthday dance was well attended with a good time. Miss Blanche Dagger helped Mrs Fordyce at Campstool several days. Ethelyn Reed and Dora Clark visited Dagger home Sunday. M Dagger butchered a hog last Friday.
Archie Miller and family from Sidney Ohio settle near Boon 88 with weather permits to survey the area. They stay with B F Engle and family while Fred Blatt notes deep snow and readiness for spring work. Fount Bush visits from Little Missouri ranch endorsing stock reduction as communities adjust. C W Miller reports a cold winter across Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma on a pleasure trip.
After Jay Wood's funeral Rev. J. S. F. Wood is praised as a steadfast Christian father who embodies patient faith amid sorrow. The tribute recalls his silent strength, prayers, and trust in Providence as others find comfort in his example and the enduring call to do the Lord's will.
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