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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
8
The Willing Workers announce meetings with Mrs. Ripley on Friday February 2 and with Miss Ida Wilson on Friday February 16. Mrs. Chas. Hjuber serves as secretary.
MONA TIOBITS H. Cremeens visited at Frank Hardy's on Wednesday. Miss Ethel McDonald was an overnight guest at H. L. Sims Monday. Mr. Clay Massie and family hosted Sunday dinner at I, QC. Ferverda's Ira Ferverda were Wednesday callers at Clay Massie's. Mrs. Kathryn Barret returned from a two week visit at Spearfish and vicinity. Mrs. Maurice McCluer and Janet visited with Mrs. Mary Montgomery near the Tower. John O'Brien and George Derrickson cut logs for E. E. Sims and built a snug log house near the new mill site. Poland China yearling boar advertised. A Miller Alya Wyoming 4-31. I will furnish one man, team and the saw for 7.00 dollars a day. Sam Sherman Hulett solicits work.
A Monday meeting at Attorney L M Simons organized stockmen to establish livestock trails under the 640 acre homestead law. General Agent E E Benjamin outlined trail widths and lengths while committees were formed for Belle Fourche Hash Knife line, north from Alzada, Camp Crook Harding country, and east from Newell.
The Geological Survey may send a field man to study the area to learn why residents here cannot and do not irrigate the red bluffs along the Belle Fourche River, signaling a potential national benefit.
Local notices from Hulett include a call for K of P members to visit Kerer Shoe Store and a masquerade dance planned for the 27th. Other items report schooling sickness, oat hay for sale, a murder report from Alabama involving Henry Rich, Saskatchewan wheat seed price, and grazing permit applications for Black Hills National Forest due by March 1, 1617 with forms available in Deadwood.
The Educational Guild will meet on the fourth Saturday of the month. The next meeting is January 27 1917 with a program including vocal solos readings guitar and mandolin selections recitation and a male quartet. A debate on nature versus human works is scheduled with Mr Gunderson Miss Gregory and others participating. Jim Richey’s family moved to Elleworth and the local schools lose a student. Mesdames Lisle Powell and Charles F Hauber traveled to Oak Creek to visit relatives.
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