17 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
1
The annual stockholders and directors meeting of the Hulett State Bank was held Monday. All of the old officers were reelected and the directors are well satisfied with conditions and the business of last year.
Alva community urges nine months school consideration and school board input. Local fundraising for subscriptions by C. P. Holweger. county superintendent awareness and taxpayer questions highlighted. High School notes include Red Cross work, perfect attendance certificates for six students, and requests for clean cloth for ambulance pillows.
The local Red Cross urges residents to visit the Red Cross work room for volunteer knitting lessons led by Mrs. R L Bush on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2 00 p m Beginners are asked to bring needles and yarn. A big chicken pie dinner for Red Cross proceeds is planned at the Hulett hotel on January 19 at noon featuring roast beef and assorted sides.
Local notes describe C D Massie’s Mona line cut, visits by Mr and Mrs J Nelson, knitting for the Red Cross, F Groat and brother cutting logs for C E Sims, J D Adair working for C J Massie, Mrs F Mann ill, E E Sims’ trip to Belle Fourche, and Baxter returning from taking daughters Rose and Edith to Spearfish for school with strong Red Cross support themes.
Mrs Ida Branaman visits at daughter Mrs Pearl McCutchan after arriving from Iowa. Carl Smith, nephew of R L Smith, is ill with meningitis but expected to recover. Nat Griffis moves his family to town for the winter so children may attend school. Miss Edna Phillips and Mel Lemrick wed at Belle Fourche last week. groom a rancher near Terhune and bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Phillips. The Globe offers congratulations.
Mrs. J. W. Webster and her son Morris spent the week with sister Mrs. Rex Collins in Sundance. Hobart Shuey works for Walt Pannell. Fred Pannell, W. R. Rex and Harry Collins made a quick trip to Sundance. Ned Clingan returned home near Sundance after visiting relatives. Miss Lucas returned from Denver to resume teaching. Mrs. W. O. Pannell was in Belle Fourche for several days last week.
George B. Mitchell came to town on Tuesday marking his first appearance in weeks. He had been confined at home with an acute rheumatic attack.
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