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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
1
Hon A E Hoyt of Crook county emerges as a serious U S Senate prospect in Wyoming circles after playing a key but unsolicited role in the recent gubernatorial contest. Supporters push him while he remains noncommittal, hoping he would accept when called.
Fred Hobart and Nellie I Benner of Hulett Wyoming were united in marriage at the Millin home on Spring Creek with Rev D Erskine officiating. Grace Alillin served as brides maid and George Benner was usher. Guests included Robert Haw and George R Benner. The couple left for Deadwood then to the groom’s ranch in Hulett.
Parkall finds mingling holiday cheer with town updates. Baith receives Sigdre from old army comrades. Wilbur Goodson returns home. Miss Florence Folsom visits Redwater. Crook Co. looks for new year changes, crops, and prosperity. Frank Warner will drive Sun Dance to Linden route. School term begins soon. local dance at Lanving’s Ball. teachers and pupils await start.
Miss Gaze and her pupils staged a Christmas program with a cantata The King has Come and misc recitations. Mrs. Covak played organ. the decorated hall hosted the audience. The piece featured towns like Aladdin Baxter Mona and Spearfish with locals including the Sims Cooks and Jones families in holiday reports.
Thursday evening Mort Bo den headed to the post office when a bob ont near Kauff Springs slipped away before he could shoot. David Fordyce traveled Bear Lodge country last week after a cow and calf. Owen Conley stayed at W D Kelley on the route home from Moorcroft. Mr and Mrs J W Clark and Dora spent New Years at M Dagger s BE Heed and family marked New Years at Jas Minioh s. Al and Art Cowley hauled wheat for O D Garman Friday.
Roy L. Kopp of Ekalaka Montana and Mise Ina Fry of this place wed in Belle Fourche last Wednesday. The couple, well known locally, plan a ranch home in Montana and come with many friends wishing them long and happy years together.
The ceremony was led by Rev. D. W. Tracy with about fifty relatives and friends present. A grand wedding supper was served by the bride’s mother Mrs. W. A. Waddington. The couple begin with bright prospects and congratulations are offered for happiness and peace.
Mr and Mrs Elmore Engle visited with Mrs Engles parents but left early for post office work at Hulett. Carl Anderson helped Mr Knoff reshingle his house last week and Miss Anna Anderson spent a week with home folks. Santa Claus was very lavish with gifts in the Basin this year.
John Pearson is set to return home next week from Battle Creek Michigan after treatment. George Brownfield returns from Montana visiting his brother Orvil. Olander B Giertz and Mrs Bes sie Rinker wed at Belle Fourche last week. Lew Ripe works with logs using both sleds. Otto Lundblad butchered hogs at Juhio Pearson's last week.
Miss Julia Massie travels from Spearfish to spend the holidays with cousin Collin Massie. Collin plans to stay home while Julia aims to return by New Year. Timber inspectors visit Baxter claims on J. B. and J. O. Baxter and Suo Creek. A Xmas ball at Donald hall brings a fine time. A dance on Jan 18 at Mr. Hoffman's new barn is planned. Baxter lumber yard reports more lumber and steady prices. Mrs. J. B. Baxter and daughter plan to move back to the Mountain.
Farmers are asked to mail their grain type and quantities to Far rall or Aladdin by Feb 16 to establish a profitable plan. Wood Whiteford Lumber Co. promises seed grain shipments in car lots around Marcellat at reasonable rates, urging prompt responses to gauge demand.
Sweat pad saddle blankets and harness line items listed at George EB Congleton's store. The item set includes leather equipment and related equestrian supplies visible in the catalog.
Reports from the Copper Prince property near Bear Lodge indicate a rich find by Alfred Noubs. News spreads via grapevine. investigators confirm promising signs. Proponents say Bear Lodge development benefits Hulett country and allied settlers, urging continued hopeful records of mining success.
Rev Wood unites Glen Parkins and Hazel May Wright in marriage at Swartz Divide as the old year ends. Parkins is a rancher with improvements and a comfortable home for the bride. The couple begin a new life with many friends sending good wishes.
The new state administration begins with the appointment of Miss Ella Sculoert as secretary to the secretary of the state. She is described as a capable lady who will dignify herself and Crook county in the position.
Moorcroft Times notes a Globe reference by H H Gunderson, Roy St Johe buys Dan Lush s drag saws work terms. Fred Blatt fresh county surveyor spent holidays in a villa. Carl Garman joins Belle Fourche outgoing party. Glen Pecht and Sylva travel to Hardy Nebraska. Arthur Murphy and Hattie Powvil head to Spearfish. J R Padgett returns from county hub. Prof Tinkham enjoys holiday towns.
Last Monday Rev. J s F Wood fell while carrying wood, slipped, and broke his nose. He is recovering and a church caretaker will reside in a side room for several months to secure the building.
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