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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1915
Page
8
F Morse made a flying trip to Spearfish last week and reports heavy snow with limited travel. A dance at Donald hall on March 17 is announced with Terhune orchestra. Local residents attend events, chores, and ranch visits amid storms and thawing snow.
Scarce news with mentions of Mrs. Walter Marchant recovering from grippe. Dr. Fairweather of Belle Fourche visited Mrs. Lyman Mowry. Travel and small towns appear as Fred S. Tracy, Carl Burnette, and Francis Risher make trips and moves. Weather changes noted, foggy spell ongoing, with several residents visiting and attending events and land dealings.
Mrs. Scott is on the sick list this week. T Ackerman buys horses in Aladdin Friday. Beulah Brimmer visited Hu lett with friends. Mrs. L Sipe went to Belle Fourche Friday for dental work. Ross Butts brought his cousin Homer Heggie to Aladdin en route to Iowa after visiting the Butts family near Hulett. Cleo Scott honored at a surprise party February 19 with thirteen guests and games until 1 30 followed by supper by C Houts and Celia Brimner. Everyone reports a good time.
C E Lagest hauls logs to the mill. Dell Storm visits Tower Saturday stage. Chas Lipe’s smiling face seen at Campstool Saturday. Owen Conley went to Sun Dance Monday for grinder renewals. Kelly closed his saw mill Tuesday waiting frost to lift. Bill Anderson feeds at Campstool while Mark Gordon handles the PIC end. M R Dagger fixes the post office front and plans some groceries.
Mr. Dewing sold one of his driving team to the War Department. Mrs. Wells and Vernon visited the ranch, Mrs. Paul Magnet arrived from Aladdin with Mr. Dewing, on route home. Dewing's dance on the 20th drew about seventy five guests for an oyster supper. Hulett and Donald were well represented and all praised Dewing as manager.
Archie ink is working for Fred Tracy. Stormy weather followed by fair skies marks life in the far west. A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Miller in Shel don Missouri. Mother and son are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Terhune and Miss Ella Staine had difficulties traveling to Donald on the twelfth, causing several upsets and a breakdown.
Carrie Lurnette visits Mrs. J Plummer and neighbors enjoy fine weather and a progressive high five. Nineteen guests met at J Bates’s last Monday evening to play games and dance until 3 in the morning. For sale 200 bushels Royal Fife spring seed wheat clean at 1.20 per bushel at my ranch on Deer Creek Seth Ford 5-Otd.
Last Sunday at Bach er crossing the team broke ice and the wagon pitched into a hole. Mr Miller and his child were struck by flying debris and injured while Miss Bur nett escaped unharmed. The buggy rode home attached to the horses.
In Crook County Wyoming the district court hears a petition by Anna Donavan claiming ownership of lots 10 11 and 12 in Block Four original Town of Sundance and seeks to quiet title against Easter Barber William Barber Clemming Williams and Pred Morris. The defendants must answer by March 6 1914 or the petition will be taken as true and relief granted. Dated Sundance January 2 1915. W F Leable Clerk. M Nichols Attorney for Plaintiff.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to William Horlocker late of the deceased are urged to present their claims with vouchers to the Sun Dance State Bank. Debts owing to the deceased should be paid to a bank at once. July 41.
Mrs. Robert Brown announces a spring line of hats at the Crook County Mercantile Co. for Easter. The display features latest styles and patterns in millinery at reasonable prices and invites patronage.
Sherman Brimmer begins work at the Crook County blacksmith shop with neatness and dispatch. A petition seeks a Belle Fourche crossing bridge to Moorcroft, aiding all‑weather travel. Measles spread again near Little Missouri as Gertrude Watson heads to Sheridan for the illness. Leo Noonan named U S Commissioner at Moorcroft to replace W K Somers.
The vendor reports purchase of 30 cases totaling 720 pairs of men's four buckle overshoes at 2.10 dollars per pair. The note urges early arrival to secure the bargains.
A $50.00 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of persons trapping or trespassing on the premises of W. W. & J. L. Driekill.
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