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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
8
Highest prices paid for hides pelts and furs. HL Gross & Co main office located in Sheridan Wyoming. The hotel listing notes T will be housed at Hotel Hu lett for a few weeks.
The Barrett hall Christmas dance attracted a large crowd with a pleasant evening reported. Several residents and guests including Dr. J. Derrickson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carter, and others spent the holidays at various local events and trips. Mrs. Nelson suffered a minor accident when she jumped from a wagon as horses slid on ice, with hopes the injury is not serious.
Jim O Conner is learning to awoi jazz and becoming proficient. Chas Hauher left for St Joe Missouri for spring merchandise purchases for Hulett Mercantile Co. George Grenier visited Mrs Cody widow of Buffalo Bill and notes her painting could fetch ten thousand dollars. Mrs Cody owns a fine collection of souvenirs. Bert Dorsett home hosted a card and dance night last Saturday with six tables. Olaf Nelson and wife Carl Nelson and wives, from Bear Lodge district, visited Hulett to finalize a 320 acre land purchase with John Pearson. Dr and Mrs Bostwick hosted a New Year Eve card party with six tables. K L Bush won first, Sam Tate consolation. A New Year midnight feast preceded departure. Jess Benson visited from Duck Creek and has just recovered from mumps. W G Tate writes from College City California sending regards to Crook County friends. Jack reports being located in a great country.
Alvin Clark, six, suffered a severe cut from an axe last Friday. Dr. Bostwick treated him. Ed Seig is home with a cane. Even Grey returns from Colorado. Walter Music left for unknown parts. Vernie Music takes his mail route. Elsie Terry visits from Rapid City for holidays after business college study. Lew Atkinson brings corn carload for Moorcroft freight. New Haven Christmas dance and program well attended. Lee Bell visits Frances Clark from Creston. back home Saturday. Dave Riesland and son thresh 800 bushels of oats for C. L. Clark. 1918 crop. Ed Seig again can freight hay from Moorcroft. Edith Clark and Goldie Rathbun depart for Spearfish Jan 1 after holidays. Dance at Charlie Wood’s well attended. box supper adds $11 for school maps. Need more boosters and fewer critics to aid town growth.
C P Kester returned home from Nebraskaa after attending his father's funeral. Vera Kester resumed school in Hulett after holidays with family. Miss Edmonia Redding visited Vera Kester. IL HW Guilliams family now near Neligh Nebraska. Adram Watson and Miss Wathy visited George Redding. G H Davidson helps with mail. LO Glassburn returned from South Dakota. Mrs Elsie Watson and son Clarence visited Glassburn. A number of local youths attended a box social in New Haven.
J L Cook and wife with W E Gilbert came from Donald to attend Mona Shortlines matters in Hulett. Mrs Cook’s first visit here in 17 years. T Tate returned from Carthage to buy hay for Aladdin stock. W Bush active in SD livestock. W A Moore reports ten sheep killed by coyotes. band not corralled in time. Be wise and Advertise.
Notice of intention to make final proof for Enlarged Homestead Entry No 0134 in township 57 north range 61 west, filed February 1910, witnessed by Wilbur P Newland Jol J Brown Mark D King and Robert L Paorhe of Colony Wyoming, before U S Commissioner Cola Shepard. C H Massie Register.
Notice to bidders under the General Land Office sale program for John Harney Jr of Colony Wyoming. Bid opening January 0 1920 at 2:00 pm for Lot section 5 township north range 6 west sixth principal meridian at a minimum of two dollars per acre.
Donnel and Gould ran a power wood saw setup last week to prepare fuel for the year ahead. George Grenier returned in the latter part of the week from his holiday. E. C. Engle assisted at the Hullett Mercantile store during his absence.
Notice of Sarah B P Redding of Ewing Wyoming filing on March 7 1910 to buy timber and land in section 17 T etc under the Timber and Stone Act. Timber estimated 800 board feet at 4.00 per M with 100.0 05 for land. Final proof will be Feb before U S Commissioner at Hulett Wyoming. Public may contest before patent issues.
Entered as second class matter January 3, 1907 at the post office in Hulett Wyoming under the act of Congress March 8 1870.
The piece argues for cultivating both intellect and muscle, predicting Dempsey may earn near half a million to fight Carpentier while praising hard work and education. It urges youths to combine brains with physical strength to succeed in any era and situation.
A Wyoming citizen argues car license taxes are unfair, noting a Ford pays more than a higher valued Hupmobile despite weaker performance. He contends tax based on horsepower biases owners of cheaper cars, as a Ford owner pays higher fees for property worth about one third of a Hupmobile.
The Hulett Community Association is organized to benefit Crook County's northern section. Focused on improving public highways current aims include promoting public utilities and general community growth. The group stresses cooperative spirit and united effort as key to success and invites local support.
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