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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
4
Antelope Flat reports show Joe Espel trading a horse to John Wills, families hosting gatherings, and locals like Osmon d and Kinwerth kinship events. Hard winds damaged high lands, coyotes affect trapping, and a community telephone meeting succeeded amid light humor. Donald Doings covers moving stock, threshing, and upcoming dances.
Neighbors note rising unease with talk of leaving the country while local residents, including Owen Conley and L L White, buy produce and livestock in the area. Raketraw family visits, and Mrs Lebo offers lessons in coasting as Mr and Mrs Pecht plan a Montana trip to visit their daughter.
Mrs. Phoebe Bates visits with her parents for a spell. Clay Massie worked as a care at F. Kimball's last week. H. L. Lima and James Bates butchered a fine hog with help from James Bates. A skating party canceled due to cold and ended with an impromptu dance at James Bates' place. Everyone enjoyed the evening. SEE Les seeks a few more colts to break to harness with Ray Ott and Hulett. Whose Globe do you read?
Mra Walter Marchant improves slowly while Sam Barlean was a caller at the Derrickson residence. A Phillips dance failed due to bad weather. Jim Adair sold a hog to W Waddington and plans to quit hog farming. Winter returned briefly with snow, now improving. Mrs Emily Barrett shows rapid recovery after a long siege.
The Blake boys part of the Massie pasture and Shorty Morse visited with his brother last week. Bax ters offer fat hogs for sale at the Baxter ranch. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Massie visited Mrs. Davidson on Friday. Sheep herds are returning and distemper affects a few horses. Lizzie Baxter will soon join us from Mariworth, N C. Charlie Massie took witnesses back to Colony for final proof. Mrs. 8 E Baxter is ill and may return to Helle Fourche when able. Howard Caffery took his mother to Spearfish to visit her new grandson. Weather in January praised as unusually nice. spring work on minds. Hens begin to set. Book and Thimble club met at Mrs. J B Baxter with next at Mrs. Robert Cook. hoping for better attendance. FOR SALE Well bred Plymouth Rock Cockerels at 1.00 each. Gonza Mudd 2-3t.
Frank King acted as caller at the Mitten ranch last Sunday while Earl Davidson aided Wm Merryman for a few days. Harvey Closson returned from the Black Hills trip. Ira Cadwell and Cleve Harrington assisted Dink Cooper this week. Wash Bloxom visited from Little Missouri to call on the Flat. George King advances harness shop repairs. Wm Parks baled hay on North Fork for ten days and for Dink Cooper. Curtis Clark and Harry Wilson delivered pork from New Haven to nearby areas. Mrs Helmer’s birthday celebrated with neighbors at F B Helmer home. dancing and games lasted late with songs after lunch.
Henry Rich seen in Miller Creek area Sunday. William Eaton Jr aided son Clarence with ranch building last week. W D Kelly and family spent Sunday with Mr Miller along the river. Miller suffers a La Grippe siege and feels unwell. George Beard tearing down and moving improvements from his former homestead, relocating near Roset Wyoming.
Mrs C J Derrickson visited her daughter Mrs Tracy. Mike Barlean and son were Belle Fourche callers last week. Derrickson men are sawing wood for stormy weather. The James Bates dance on the 16th drew a large crowd. Louie Blake has a bad asthma attack and is bed fast. George Derrickson visited the Little Missouri river and the W A Smith ranch. Mary Parkin left for Heaver creek, Melton Durr et accompanied her. Sam Barlean and sister visited the Blake ranch. Mrs Blake and Louie are sick. Hans LaFlamme had a bad accident lifting a leg. he sprained his back and hopes to recover soon.
Celia Kelley spent Tuesday night in Hulett and left Wednesday. She traveled by stagecoach, returning after the overnights.
An advertisement urges Globe subscribers to add four related magazines, led by Woman's World in the anti white slavery crusade. It promotes the five-paper package for one year at $1.68 prepaid, noting arrearages must be settled and renewals add one year, urging quick action before the offer ends.
A box social will be held Friday evening February 13 at the church with an entertainment program planned to fill the evening. The public is invited to attend and share in the enjoyment and social benefit. W F Leslie and W E Tinkcom went to Sundance on business, Len Roberts cut loges for A W Martin to be sawed into lumber. C D Garman from Moorcroft reports good business and notes George Grenier is getting fat but not married.
New Haven reports residents at Clark's mill and Hulett on land business while Herb Hemenway visits from Rockypoint for a Saturday dance. Martin Hart and Jas Hayes visit from LA for a hop, and C L Clark with Harry Willson return from a Montana pork trip. Rev Arthur Tipton holds meetings at the New Haven schoolhouse this week. Sunday school organized with officers Bailey, superintendent. Frances Clark, secretary. John Whites, treasurer. teachers Hloxom, Bailey, Oliver, Edna Randall, Storm Gros to host a masked Valentine ball February 14 at the hall. prizes for best costume. masks sold at hall. Everyone invited.
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