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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
12
Chas L. Wood arrived from Alzada Montana at the week start and bought lumber. He reported from Little Missouri town with a hopeful outlook for the season. Dr Bostwick and W B Tinkcomb are in the county hub this week. Hattie Powell returned to school last Sunday.
The Rundell girls hosted a New Year dance drawing a crowd of local youths. John Stringfellow plans a Friday night ranch dance on Thompson Creek. W Miles broke his leg after a horse incident but continued on. Sleighing is excellent with a forty mile Xmas trip and Maplebroadcast dance attendance.
The piece reflects hopes for a prosperous 1910 in Crook County and the United States. It notes a lively Bruner schoolhouse dance, announces the Dec 30 1909 wedding of Vernie RK Taylor and Miss Effie Knorr in Sundance, and mentions local stories about bears mistaken for schoolma ams tracks, Leap Year jokes, a Normal School student Myrtle Cameron returning to work, and Henry Elisbury recovering mobility while several locals suffer bad colds.
In Sundance on December 30, 1908, Vernie R. Taylor and Effie Knerr were married by Rev. M. C. Roberts with only relatives and friends present. Taylor, an adopted Brook County son, thrives in ranch and stock work, while Knerr is a popular Crook County newcomer linked to Mrs. John Koch. The couple begins housekeeping north of Sundance amid well wishes from their community.
J W Clark and family received a box of Christmas presents and apples from Bon-in- ae and liter near Hardy Neb r e ate. Local residents Mrs Warford Mr and Mrs Garman enjoyed fruit and bonbons sent by relatives in Hardy ebr. Garman and Shel hase visited Maurice Powell on Sunny Divide while Wm Zimmer achied hosted a Christmas dinner for about 25 relatives.
A surprise New Year’s Night dance was held at Mrs. Kelley’s to honor her two daughters visiting from Spearfish. About twenty people attended a fine dinner at Mr. Fort’s New Year’s Day. Chep Tromble and family visited Wm Horlocker last Sunday. A dance is planned at Frank Redington’s next Friday. Will Brass is on the sick list after a thaw turned cold.
Nine Crook county ranchers were arraigned on alleged infractions tied to last August’s hay and sheep wagon fires west of Sundance. Bonds were set for May term, though several named individuals did not post bond. The Monitor urges restraint to avoid prejudicing justice.
Owen Conley suffered ear pain after returning from Moorcroft last Wednesday night and reports little relief after seeing the shooter. Several youths gathered at Conley's home for a candy outing. A R Simon hauled bay from George Carr's, noting slippery roads. William Burns won a piano drawing at Pearson and Youngman’s store. Mr. and Mrs. Conley had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kelly. A R Simon plans to work for Mr. Miller near Carlyle. Bessie Fisher returned to work at Mrs. Chapman’s Friday.
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