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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
1
Opinion piece contrasts the high powered star with nerves on edge to the reliable mediocre man who stays steady in crises. It argues the latter delivers consistently while the former may falter under pressure, using athletic and business metaphors. Local notes from Las Cruces New Mexico include names Bud Dawson Wayne Moore Hoback and others with brief town updates and travel mentions.
Henry Watterson urges a Democratic win by exploiting the Republican rift. He backs a Roosevelt candidacy to widen the split and claims voters would rally for Roosevelt or another good man in the fight against the GOP.
Mrs. Helen Cady has been sick for a week as ranchers haul corn from Aladdin. Young folks attended the Yeor dance at Aladdin with a high old time. The Donalds send cattle to Beulah for winter care. Donald school closed late December ending the year. Miss Evans of Beulah taught the last four months with good satisfaction. Frank Bishor hopes osteopath treatment in Belle Fourche may cure his three year old lameness. Mail route changes praised for better service. Snow covers ground from nine inches to eight feet. Stock faring well but will need feed or pastures soon as snow grazing remains thin. Globe advertisers offer reliable merchandise.
Mr Floyd Bailey and Miss Matte Maresh married New Year’s Day at the bride’s home near Spearfish S Dok. Rev C E Hager officiated in the presence of relatives. They travel to the Black Hills for a brief wedding trip and will make their home at TL Ranch.
The Globe edition is reduced to six pages due to cold and snow. roads are drifted and travel is difficult. Steve Mahoney visits from Alva for land business while Dr. Vereoe of Lead relocates to Whitewood South Dakota. Bear Lodge Pharmacy reports strong December trade. seed houses Buckhee and Great Northern Seed Co promtoe Crook County trade.
Ice up now as residents prepare their ice houses. Miss Helen Baxter travels to stay with aunt Mrs. Willson to attend school. Snow lies heavy in the Bend with good prospects for crops if warmth returns. Massie boys face sheep misfortune as stock smothers a flock. Jimmy Patton visits with sister Mrs. Nancy Pearson near Aladdin. Colvin and French couples go to Belle Fourche for dental work. A. C. Woodcock reportedly married in Los Angeles on December 14. The newlyweds are due back by early February.
Local items report George N. Cooke on sick list and Henry Nevil freighting for Bush and Vearson. Vane Cook visited Aladdin for corn while cold snaps and deep snow hinder travel. Residents like Jesse Graves and Mrs. Coffey visit Alva and Mossley. Pine Ridge mail routes struggle with storms. A Christmas gathering hosted by the Calthrop household included a tree and a visit from Bunta Claus.
A 1912 New Year gathering at the D A Simmons residence brought together friends and neighbors for old fashioned visiting. Guests included Mr and Mrs Irvin Richards and four children Mr J Gerrans Mr and Mrs Walt Willson and son Mr and Mrs Hiram Mahoney and two children Mr and Mrs Jack Minnis and daughter Mr and Mrs Vernie Taylor and daughter Mrs D H Dillon and two sons and Mr Sam Rathbun Jr.
Miller Greek and other residents are noted for trips to Moorcroft Sundance and Shermam. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Perry on January Sth. The masquerade dance at Fischers drew a strong crowd despite bad roads. Prizes went to L. W. and Rk K. Mespell for men and Mrs Ott with Dora Clark for women. Art Montgomery and Ethan Kewt won the beet walkers prize.
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