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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
5
Hay hands are scarce yet county residents push on with fields while locals rally for the Junior Red Cross. Donations reach 46.80 with one cake selling for 7.00 as families prepare for war and community activities continue at Finch ranch, Lower Beaver Creek School, and Sundance Chapter events.
Vic French and Dillion Ruland conducted business in Hulett from Alva Wednesday. Dilland B Ruland has disposed of his Alva interests to B P Colvin. Dillon has been drafted for July 5.
After disposing of business interests to B. P. Colvin the author thanks patrons and hopes for continued support to the successor. A notice asks anyone indebted to settle with Mrs D A Ruland Dillon KB Ruland. 2t.
Restored to entry status for multiple townships in the Sundance Wyoming area after a suspension for resurvey. The land office announces township plats will be filed July 15 1918 with a 20 day window for filings prior to entry restoration. C. H. Massie Register and C. R. Yeoman Receiver.
Bids due noon July 20 1918 to K B Stoddard Hulett Wyo for building a 16x23 foot schoolhouse 1 mile northwest of Roberts place. Specifications include stone foundation, framing 10 ft 10 in studs 2x4 rafters, lath plaster wainscoting four feet high, four windows, one door, and two outhouses with cess pools. Bid bond $500. Board may reject all bids. Sept 1 1918 completion.
Buster son of J J Barnhill of Rockypoint is thrown from a horse and loses both arms. The ten year old receives care in town. Items note letters from a brother with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. Stage company movements and a U S Land Office notice from Sundance Wyoming detail a homestead claim with witnesses. A prophecy that the world is coming to an end is mentioned.
Mrs. Grace Bush, knitting committee chair, asks Crook County residents to supply 128 sweaters and 768 pairs of socks by August 15 or 20. She urges sweater makers to also knit socks, stresses community women can help without Red Cross affiliation, and thanks participants for past efforts.
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