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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
7
Obituary notes John Propst passes away after a life among warm friendships in the locality. Local items report a county mail carrier braving a frosty Wyoming winter and several residents with changes in work and residence. Businesses announce a shift to cash sales starting February 1 1910 with promises of closer margins and broader community benefit.
President Taft directs removal of Gifford Pinchot as forest chief after dispute over policy. The West sees a showing of executive power and a pivotal shift in federal forest administration.
Union item notes snowbound roads toward Sundance and a traveler named R J Marshall giving up after his horse failed. Fiegel occupies the A B Pecht ranch to tend chores while Charlie Outin works a LaGests horse. Ed Allen, L L White, and Mark Gordon are cited with local movements and land purchases as wedding rumors surface and cattle hunger rises with losses reported at Campstool.
Pilller Greek residents visit H. C. Warford and Chas Warford. H B Clark travels through the area Saturday. Warm spell noted after heavy snow. Will Kelly and Sam Hoptonstall work on wood. J W Clark and wife visit K E B Reed for Miss Dora. Mort Boden seen Friday. J W Clark and wife visit Haptonstalls Sunday.
Charles Arfew travels to Spearfish for business on the home ranch and leaves Tuesday. Jos Contois and wife depart Tuesday for Clearwater Nebraska to reside. John Stoddard buys the Contois ranch. George Howard and Miss Lillie Sfia wed last Sunday. friends extend congratulations to the couple.
Ethel Barrowman visited with Mrs. Emile Fort for several days. Russell school closed last Friday after a fine program. Miss Sidwell proves a successful teacher. W. H. Hollister visited Hulett last Saturday for final proof on his homestead. The moving picture show billed for Russell school house last Saturday night failed to appear, possibly stuck in a snowdrift somewhere.
Commissioner Tinkcom was delayed in Sundance by the duty of drawing the jury for the May term. The article hints at preparation for spring court during summer time as a backdrop to these duties.
Residents discuss grim forecasts for early year with talk of heavy stock losses if cold persists. Reports say sheep are dying and Mr. Hoffman loses wood on Alzada Flat while Pettigrew muses on warmer climates past and possible Arizona trial. Mrs. Baxter and family spent Christmas with kin and returned for a New Year dinner.
GC and Hal Turneatre arrived from Washington last Saturday and will open the drug store for business at once this week.
The piece notes that President Taft appears solidified in a positive administration, arguing that political change is gradual not instantaneous and that global events are not created in a day. It stresses patience with shifts in leadership and the clock's passive pace.
In a recent issue the Cheyenne Daily Tribune extolled the Hulett Globe as the best paper in Wyoming of its size. The Tribune declared the Globe has notable reach and quality among state publications.
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