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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
4
A discussion from Wyoming and South Dakota echoes calls for splitting property tax payments into halves due June and December. Merchants and taxpayers argue two installments would ease holiday pressures, insurance and loan burdens, and help counties receive steadier funds.
James G. Farrell, 44, a former Sundance jailor and brother of a former sheriff, died December 21 1913 in Sundance of tuberculosis. He had suffered health declines after a 15 year elevator injury in Omaha and subsequent moves to Chicago Wyom ing and finally Sundance seeking a healthier climate. Burial was in Sundance Cemetery after services at the Episcopal church conducted by Rev Father Goslen. He leaves a wife and a 14 year old son, plus relatives in Nebraska South Dakota and elsewhere.
Last Wednesday the church drew a full crowd for a Christmas cantata titled Christmas at Grand pa's. The program impressed with careful performance and dedicated teaching. Santa distributed gifts to every child, leaving many warm hearts in a community effort praised as a success. Mrs. E. C. Tice planned a visit to Beaver Crossing and Drake University for advanced teaching work. Two deputy sheriffs sought two horse thieves from Belle Fourche after jailbreaks. The governor quarantined part of Campbell county over a disease. a state vet aids efforts to contain it. Carl Chaffin visited Moorcroft, while Sam Brown returned to Monument, Colorado, and Dena Johnson began farm rustication.
A prose style poem by White Eagle denounces a murderer and this Indian writer’s work. It pities the killer's torment and urges forgiveness over vengeance while envisioning judgment in God’s sight. The piece reflects on crime, guilt, and divine justice.
William M. Markham marries. Grant Bay from Hulette on brother's estate business. Alden and Harry Reynolds visit from Montana to winter near Sundance. Nettie Truax travels to Mankato Minnesota to visit brother Sam and family. L R Davis reportedly with a lame back. Mrs Dan Taylor injures thumb slicing squash. Harvey Closson and Lewis Rawson pass through town to Rochford for mining interests. Wilkerson and two grandchildren visit Spearfish, en route to Upton to visit Claude Wilkerson. Dell Storm builds a barn and a house, aims to create a top ranch in the area.
William M. Markham from Springfield Illinois married Mrs. Nannie A. Oliver of Crook county last Saturday at Mrs. W. H. Turneaure’s home. Markham is a Springfield businessman active in regional growth. Oliver has lived in Mitchell South Dakota, owns Deercreek ranch real estate, and plans a summer eastward. The Globe extends its congratulations.
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