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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
8
Selby and others head California while Wool shipments to Moorcroft and local farm activity mark the week. Visitors include Fay Jolley and Edna Jolley. a harvest drive, a broombusting contest, and artesian well hopes frame a busy rural scene as crops risk drought.
The piece notes office seekers await candidates to gauge chances. D L Owens escaped a milking mishap with a bruised side when a cow tangled with him. J L Cook has spent the past month wiring a telephone line west to Hulett, tapping Parnell district. Clark Phillips reports good prices for horses shipped to Nebraska amid a dull market.
Sealed bids by director C. Storm for School District No WW Crook County Wyoming due noon July 1 for building one schoolhouse two privies and a yard fence on Dirk Ranch nine miles northeast of Minlett. Structure specs include 16 by 26 feet main hall cement foundation rafters joists plaster wainscoting two windows each side with glass doors sized 2 by 6 feet and a 5 by 1 foot privy. Fence details specify woven wire top and bottom No 6 wires barbed wire stake spacing and overall 42 inch height. Bids subject to board veto. bondsmen required. conditions set by W. Roberts Clerk.
Lydia Dennis lost a milk cow recently. Samuel Leitner builds a reservoir now. Residents mow and stack rye hay. Lydia Dennis sold three young pigs for 3.00 each. Visitors joined Lydia Dennis, Jacob Sittler, and others for Sunday dinner. Mrs Sinnett Hall and daughter visited Mrs August Osmond. Corn cultivation is active. the crop looks fine nearby. Bert Derrickson of Dear Ledge bought a saw mill and will saw thousands of feet of timber. Lightning reportedly caused deaths and property damage in North Dakota. Rethel Chansse of Sour Dough Flat, S. D., wed at Ekalaka, Mont., recently. his mother and Fred Streeter attended. Coyotes stole many of John Becker's chickens. he shot the thief. The Kinnerth boys work hauling rocks and plan a barn foundation and hayloft.
Carlile residents prepare for the settler’s picnic on July 4 with races, games, fireworks, and dancing at the picnic grounds. Otis Zimmerachied leaves for Hulett to manage the mail line while Frank Chaffin and Dr. Bostwick travel through Carlile. The Carlile store shifts part of its stock to the grounds for public convenience.
Oak Creek notes show activity with haying season in progress. Mrs W D Tracy on sick list last week while Fred Tracy works on painting his house. Lottie Barian visited family, and Mrs C J Derrickson visits her children on Vine and Alum creeks.
Evening Hulett services at 8 o clock and m e w o f o o t h e r locations o n 11 o clock 1 o'clock 10 o clock 2 o clock 8 o clock Also at Tower Friday evening before the fourth Sunday J M Brown Minister.
Local notes advertise home sale in Hulett at a hard price, four magazine offer with Globe subscriptions, Bear Lodge Pharmacy items including alfalfa drink and Paris Green, and a coyote sighting near the corrals. Sheriff candidate Q A Spielainn is noted with Crook County ties. Lost property, job inquiry, and travel items round out the page.
Henry Zimmerschied of Carlile announces candidacy for county commissioner for a two year term subject to the Republican primary. Sam Aultz of Hulett likewise declares candidacy for Crook County sheriff contingent on the August Republican primary. May 28, 1914.
County Clerk M. I. D. Holbrook announces candidacy for Crook County Clerk under the Democratic banner. He states the primary election in August will express the voters will and signs the notice on June 11, 1814.
A fragmentary historical notice announces candidates Carl F H Massive and James C Iurtt Downing Wye for County Assessor. It references Democratic and Republican primary will in Crook County with dates in June and August 1014.
Nels HW Sundance announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for a state legislature seat subject to Republican voters at the August primary. Date noted June 10, 1914.
Representative IP announces bid for Crook County in the State Legislature subject to Democratic voters at the August primary. Frank Johnstone announces candidacy for Crook County representative and August primary. Mrs. E C Tice Jaume also referenced with dates Tlaleti June 20.
Sheriff Shereby declares candidacy for Crook County sheriff nomination, subject to Republican primary voters at the August primaries.
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