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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
1
A Cheyenne correspondent analyzes the local option measures and the Wyoming constitution. The piece argues against sidestepping constitutional rights while noting liquor interests oppose broad access to licenses and predict political consequences.
The Interior Department affirmed the Sundance local office decision in the Ripley and Minnie Desert claims contest, upholding the entrymen Maggie Parking and others while throwing out the contest. Also notes illness details of Ed Willson and Watt Baker family relocation near Durfee ranch.
H S Guthrie visited the mill at Beulah this week. Sam Sherman cuts posts for a new claim’s fence. Antoine Fort sold a fine team to John Handrup. Handrup hauls lumber from Wm Shier’s mill to Hulett. Ed Phillips and son visited Eric Huseby last Sunday. A reception dance at George Butts home honors Will Clark and bride next Wednesday. P V Wells will have all hills wood piles sawed. he works for Fort and Meadows, then Hollister, then August Harchey. A traveling map from Sundance to Hulett upset its wagon. one man was hurt and a second rig borrowed to proceed.
George Brown near Grover received a $2,000 offer for relinquishment of his 160 acre homestead he has occupied less than a year. Brown rejected the bid, signaling confidence in the state's dry farming potential.
Frank Brown relocates from the city to the Al Loy farm for the season. A rural address line notes sending watches to 1, D, Cory Ell, Bolle Fourche.
Wm. F. Fitz and Mary A. L. Cardee were married last week at Sundance and reside north of Aladdin in a home prepared by the groom. The couple are well known and receive best wishes from friends.
The letter from 2.2 W.J. Wood demands prompt payment of an outstanding account. It states the writer cannot continue business or extend credit until the debt is settled and urges the addressee to pay at once.
Charles Hardy, from the Standing Rock agency, made final proof on a timber claim near the Buttes and traveled via Moorcroft. He recalls very cold weather and stock losses in the area. J. W. Oliver, from Carlile, trading money for groceries and swapping stories, remains prosperous in the sheep country.
Parties holding school warrants numbers 372 through 401 are urged to present them for payment. Little Lucile Tinkcom has recovered from a serious illness. Willard Ripley and family moved back to the ranch near town. Powell Bostwick report sawing one hundred cords of stove wood this week with Ralph Tinkcom and Jack McHugh assisting at Fawndale. A mill meeting last Tuesday discussed a formal proposition and executive committee authority to respond to inquiries.
Stock includes work horses stallions and jacks plus second hand harness and wagons all in good condition Stallions and jacks not sold by February 10 will be shipped out See them before then at the DeLacy Murphy place C W Waldron owner
Between now and February 1 1909 readers in northern Crook County Wyoming and the Black Hills region are invited to visit to learn about special club rate offers on the best local newspaper coverage.
Mrs. Jo Welsh travels to Belle Fourche for work. N S Rasmussen back in Hills after a two week Hulett visit. Mr and Mrs John Collins visiting Indiana neighbors Krinnings. Sam Folsom and family return to Hulett and settle in the homestead house after a week away.
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