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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
4
Rev. James Abbott outlines a weekly study series to share Bible lessons with devout seekers and those shut in. The aim is to help readers deepen their spiritual life through Door of Promise Prayer Faith Self-Denial Communion and related passages.
A devotional exhortation explains God’s promises as precious and accessible to all, especially the faithful. It cites verses about the Fountain of Life and Living Water, urges faith and prayer, and contrasts reading poetry with turning to the Bible to lift despairing souls.
A Washington dispatch reports Congressman Mondell denouncing the forestry service as autocratic and criticizing planned funding for next year. He notes purchases totaling 34 624 in typewriters 16 000 in paper 22 000 in envelopes and 7 000 for card indexes. He mocks a 10 000 allotment for compasses and suggests the field glasses allowance aims to reveal homeseekers.
Dr. Wagner moves toward a ranch south of town with new telephone line and phone installed. The Halett State Bank advertises banking privileges with a dollar to open an account. For sale a small group of mares and young horses, cash terms. Enquire at a ranch six miles southwest of Hulett. RK. F. Mewhirter, 8.2t at.
Cheyenne visitor Hon. A W Storm and family arrive in Sundance on February 23 after a pleasant vacation. Local pioneer Jimmy Storts shopped in Sundance while news of recovering influenza and bronchitis patients spread among friends. Miss Truax, county superintendent, returns from Perrigone school visit and may travel to Red Water, Aladdin country, Hulett region. Fort and Herchey report snow on Bear Lodge ranches and difficult travel amid chinook winds. greenery will return with upcoming seasons. Frank and Forest Morse report business in Aladdin country. severe storms faded quickly. Sam Wooldridge recalls frontier days in Hulett and Little Missouri Buttes where elk outnumber cow ponies to riders’ surprise.
Local residents report ongoing home building and farm improvements. Alfred and Art Conley visited J W Clark, while E E Reed struck water at thirty feet. Bert Layman hauled gypsum for his house and Tom Canzleman, with his father-in-law Aurand, passed through en route to Hulett. Residents Sparingly visited neighbors and enjoyed good weather over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Asbury of Belle Fourche were guests of Mr and Mrs Abe Brown the first of the week. Jacob Chaffin came from Sundance to see how the youngsters were getting along. The Clark Bros have been building a cistern for EB A Blakesley this week. Guy Mewhirter is building a barn for Dr Wagner this week.
Local efforts tout saving money through paper purchases tied to Globe subscription agency. Hulett State Bank promotes a little book on banking and Square Dealing motto invites community to explore banking options. Rev J F Wood gains pension increase from 12 to 15 dollars per month. Scarlet fever cases stable with no new reports. D F Irvin and Jesse Driskill observed in town. Mrs Carl Chaffin ill this week. Carpenter Wright starts work on Jay Wood houses.
Wood Hall hosts a regular meeting every Saturday evening for Hulett Lodge No. 4. Officers George F. Byrd and Elmore Engle are listed, inviting visiting brethren to attend.
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