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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
3
William A. Clark and Miss Valeriah M. Nutter unite in marriage at 2 P M on the 27th at Jay Clark’s home. A dinner followed the ceremony and guests shared in warm hospitality. The newlyweds will reside a few miles south of town in a furnished home. The Globe joins in congratulations.
Advertises saving money on Globe subscription packages and subscription clubs. Encourages using deposit boxes at Hulett State Bank for valuables. Mentions Mary Congleton traveling from Spearfish and scarlet fever affecting school closures.
From bulletin No. 74 North Dakota Experiment Station a practical economical method is given to poison gophers and prairie dogs. Mix one quart vinegar one ounce strychnin six quarts hot water with twenty pounds wheat or corn soak eighteen hours stir frequently then dry. Make one gallon thick syrup cool add one tablespoon anis oil mix with poisoned grain cover each kernel. Dry thoroughly bury or drop near burrows to attract rodents while avoiding birds and farm animals.
Spring weather brings activity at Fred Hall’s ranch a new barn Ed Bailey buys Albert Derrickson’s cattle and Andersons move into a partly finished house Roads improve after being passable again A new boy arrives at the Hamlin Ivey home January 21 Mrs Sophia Hamlin returns to Minnesota after months away Charley Fuller heads north for ranch duties and a farewell party is held at Fuller’s for Sophia Hamlin’s departure
An editorial-style piece portrays a famous actress's plea from consumption and abandonment, warning women and girls about the dangers of drink and stimulants. It argues the habit harms both rich and poor and ends in despair with the lament too late.
The column reports weekly rain at a saw mill area, poor health of Robt Gunn, visits by Harry Rich the telephone man, and Robt Warner relocating near Wood saw mill to haul lumber to Aladdin. Farmers haul baled hay as ranchers withhold. several cattle losses are noted. Scarlet fever hits John Caldwell’s family. Dewey dies and two girls are gravely ill. Roads are bad from heavy lumber traffic. A North Redwater gathering for Ralph Smith and bride ends with a dance after ice delays.
Mrs Ed Willson offers chickens and turkeys for sale by call. A tan man matching George Raggleas description was seen heading toward the Montana line last week. no further word has surfaced, friends concerned. Jim Chittem ill with rheumatism, Quonda Chaflin handles ribbons on the stage line. Neighbors gathered at Sam Tate home Friday night for a short merry-making. all went home happy.
A religious study notes the healing of the beggar and Peter's bold sermon in Solomon's porch. It describes the Sanhedrin's attempt to stop the new movement, Peter and John’s courage filled by the Holy Spirit, and the apostles praising God after their release. It cites Goas and Plumptre for context on prison vitality and the stone the builders rejected.
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