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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
1
A 1910s reflective editorial urges a sane Fourth of July observance emphasizing safety and restraint. It cites injuries and fatalities from past celebrations and advocates educating the public to prevent property damage and harm while preserving the holiday’s meaning. It urges a calm, thoughtful, restful day.
On July 1 Halett’s post office passed into the hands of new post master Mr Elmore Engle with Dr Bostwick reserving the site. Engle moves the office to the Chaffin building and Miss Anna Anderson serves as chief clerk. Satisfactory Uncle Sam service is promised with strict attention to duty.
Donald Dovige notes lack of 4th of July festivities while Belle Fourche hosts a successful picnic on the 25th. Locals discuss haying weather, new arrivals, and relatives traveling from Cheyenne and Spearfish. The area’s baseball team travels to Sundance, returning tied. Mrs. Dink Wooper leaves for Belle Fourche for medical care.
The town gears up for a large Saturday celebration with the Sundance band and baseball team joining crowds. Festivities begin Friday evening at Ripley Hall with a musicale and dance by the West Brothers.
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News notes report sick children, a move to Harve Wood saw mill and railroad tie hauling to Aladdin. Weather brings near Jack Frost, death of Jack Mitchell remembered as a good citizen. Fourth of July planned at Elisbury’s North Redwater for shade and room. Local praise for Crook county prosperity and civic effort.
Burt Robbins drilled two wells at Carl Andersons and for Ed Bailey producing water at 83 and 65 feet. Will Bailey plans a new well. Mrs Buckland and her sons moved from Minnesota. Mrs La Flamme visited Belle Fourche. Earl Gilbert and La Monte Houstis improved land options. Charley Miller and Minnie Green wed at Bella Poyiohe and return this evening.
In Fourche Oil District the purchaser J D Gory received a batch of watches from the dealer noted as sold to J D Gory. The item details are sparse but indicate a local trade action.
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