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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
8
HB Gross & Co announces top rates for hides pelts and furs. Agent HH Kamber will be at Hotel Mullott in Sheridan Wyoming for a few weeks to arrange offers and purchases. Local ranchers and trappers can bring stock for appraisal and sale during this period.
S Fr White visited town from the ranch on Monday to conduct business. S A Alle also came to town for supplies. Mr. Allen’s first trip to Hulett in some time. S A Eyes reports icy flats along Little Missouri river. Steve Mahoney and wife in town for dental work. W W Baker and J W Hurter assist with Hulett Rochdale inventory. Dell Storm and John Yorke man returned from California. Miss Pearl Harmon of Sundance has taken charge of Barlo Canyon school.
A Ruskin inspired note asserts cheerfulness comes naturally to healthy hearts and that habitual gloom signals bad air unhealthy food or excessively hard work, warning against passive misery and praising sound living.
Eighth grade reading selections cover sugared treats and jellied desserts including Honey and Nut Sandwiches Honey Blan mange Prune Pudding Date Charlotte Prune Salad and guidance for the May examination. The Health Crusade movement reports three million American children involved with aims for healthy habits disease prevention and community responsibility. J La Cook moves the Hulett telephone exchange to Thorn building and Fred Sutton sells premises to trees Pearson. Claimant witnesses listed for a Wyoming matter.
A fragment from Nerece Mazurerd titled Looking Backward presents a stylized dialogue about writing and the past. The lines evoke a speculative reminiscence with a question about the act of writing and memory.
The annual meeting of stockholders and directors in Hulett elected W A Ripley J W Hunter G R Bush John T Mahoney J L Callquist R L Bush J W Webster to one year terms as directors. Officers named were President W A Ripley Vice President J W Hunter Cashier G R Bush Assistant Cashier J W Webster. A noon banquet at Hotel Hulett followed with a twelve plate menu.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Sundance Wyoming December 2 110 notice is hereby given that John B Raber of Colony Wyoming who on February 20 1016 made Enforced homestead entry to OL for late 4 4 5 6 7 and 0 section 26 township 47 north range Of west th principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to the land above described before Cola W Shepard a United States commissioner at Colony Wyoming on 2nd day of February Jim Claimant names as witnesses Wilbur F Newland John J Brown Mark DD King Robert L Paughe all of Colony Wyoming J C H Maseic Register
Public notice from the Interior Land Office Sundance Wyoming announces Rowe O Butte of Hulett Wyoming seeks final proof for a homestead entry made February 26 1919. The filing is before United States Commissioner Paul Yeoman at Hulett on February 10 1920. Also district 2 Crook County Wyoming invites bids to furnish split pine or oak firewood to schools by January 31 1920, at least 8 cords per site, with delivery supervision and board right to reject bids.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Saltville Wyoming announces a public sale under General Land Office provisions. William P. Parks of Rockypoint Wyoming holds serial 020558 and bids start at 2 per acre with a minimum of 2 and bids end February 26. 1920. Sale is for land in land town 47 north range 1 west section 36.
Public land sale announced by the U S General Land Office under Sec 2455 R S to Willian B P Parks of Rocky Point Wyoming. Parcels listed include sections 7 8 14 17 township 47 north range with bid minimum 200 and sale at February 26 1020 four PM at the office. Bidding won by highest bidder must pay immediately. Record includes scattered local notices about Legh Moonie and C L Tate's movements.
A historical outline explains the League of Nations purpose to reduce war through open diplomacy disarmament and international cooperation. It lists aims such as fair labor protection disease control and Red Cross work plus a long roster of charter members and invited nations. The piece includes President Wilson urging a national referendum on the treaty and league joining the public to study the issue before voting.
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