15 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
1
Strayed cows and calves branded ALLB and N. wed M. L. Stephenson offer rewards for recovery. A. H. Bowman of Sundance and M. L. Stephenson of Hulett advertise. Public Land Sale notice from U.S. Land Office Sundance Wyoming dated November 24 1920 for Bruce G. Warren parcel near township 6N range 72W offering at 42 25 per acre on January 6 1020 with terms and bid requirements.
School notes report near full attendance reopening in January at Watson and Moore schools. Students include Guy Eyes in ninth grade, sixth through tenth grade work inRoman and Julius Caesar, with Miss Pearl Horton and Miss Bell Bunch noted. Honor students include Vern Kester Mildred Pearson Gladys Eyes and others. Walter Kiehl plans to return to Crook County in March.
A Santa Ana correspondent describes a New Year trip through Los Angeles and Long Beach visiting friends Dell, Jennie, and Crook county associates. They tour an Ostrich farm and a gator exhibit, admire a Wood home tour dinner table set with peach and lemon blossoms, and note John’s homesickness and plans to stay longer for more lavish dinners.
Gas Land Office at Sundance invites Ralph Oliver New Haven Wyoming to prove final proof for multiple land claims. Witnesses listed include J J Driskill Moorcroft Clyde Oliver New Haven Carl E Carnquist Martha Wyoming and Arthur J Montgomery. Hearing before Paul W Yeoman US Commissioner at Hulett Wyoming January 10.
Notice for public sale of tract lot 5 and 6 in township GF worth range 65 west, at 2.50 per acre minimum, January 21 next at 2 PM. George W. Lawrence of Anlett Wyoming listed as bidder. Public claims or objections must be filed by sale date with the land office registrar C J Missive.
A notice invites readers to buy a copy of the League of Nations Covenant for fifty cents from Prentice Hall, Inc. in New York City at 70 Fifth Avenue. The short item highlights a literary or educational sale with a fixed price and publisher contact.
Ellendale reports the district opened January with Susan Steele of Sundance in charge. Mrs Chet Woods recovers from surgery. Sd Fowlkes returns from Hobart ranch. William Woodard improves after illness. Frank Stockton loses a cow. Clarence Collins helps Bob Tate drive cattle to Aladdin for winter. Mrs William Minter visits daughter Ed Svoboda. Miss Alter suffers a sore foot.
James Benson freights for Mr Hoback this week. Frances and Lewis Clark attended the Freikie schoolhouse dance Saturday night to report a good time and a large crowd. Mrs C L Clark visits Mrs J W Nandall on the Little Missouri. Arthur, Carl Rathbun and John Stubbart hauled three loads of hay for God Music. Walter Music arrived in Casper OK report says no big time. O D O Dell, Moorcroft bank deputy cashier, spends weekend in New Haven area on business.
J J Christiansen is laid up with rheumatism. George A Redding returned from Moorcroft with a corn load last Saturday. Snow roads are lower than the hard winter but road traffic remains heavy. Mr Stockton searched Ew ing vicinity for horses Monday. I M Glassburn and Clarence Watson haul oats from Sam Sher win place to their ranches. Janes Trwin and Crates Cheek visited the Redding home for music. Pag Nettsy, after Moorcroft freight, fell ill and required an operation, sent to Sheridan for care.
Public sale notice under the General Land Office program lists Willian P Parks of Hulett Wyoming as applicant for Lot 2 Section 27 Township 67 North Range 68 West, to sell at February 2 next at 2 PM for less than 200 per acre. Interested parties must file claims or objections by sale day.
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