BUMBELBEAS Adventure Amid Stings and Sand
Byron Wildlama recalls a bustling day as a group explores a bum belbea nest during Wakashun time. They flee a swarm, swim to safety, and end with swollen cheeks and muddy stings from the bee like creatures.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
4
Byron Wildlama recalls a bustling day as a group explores a bum belbea nest during Wakashun time. They flee a swarm, swim to safety, and end with swollen cheeks and muddy stings from the bee like creatures.
Fred MaCurdy announces the opening of a meat market Saturday in the Moore building on the north side of the street. He aims to maintain a standard stock of meats and solicits orders for harvesting, threshing, and saw crews. Specials will be announced periodically.
Joe Moore fences his ranch Owen Conley visits home folks Union school closes for a month. Mr Lebo family attend 4th at Marshalls Geo Redding delivers hay fork at P I O ranch. Celebration ends and fields busy. Mr Simon and wife go to Moorcroft for Campstool freight. Many youths attend dance at Hullet. Four young people ride to Tower and Buttes for a pleasant outing. Mrs Simon visits Lebo and Schlisting for afternoon and enjoys fresh strawberries.
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A Detroit shop advertises a broad selection of products for every need. The notice highlights variety, quick service, and competitive prices to attract customers.
New Haven reports the post office will soon be in operation and haying weather dominates the week. A broncho buster impresses with height as Roy White and Chet Moore call on residents. A large Oliver ranch gathering features a 10 to 8 ball game between H Willson and Ed Tornquist, followed by dancing and revelry. Goldie Hardy returns Tuesday from Morristown. Gunderson advertises farm listings.
Residents from Hulett bees joined multiple picnics over the long weekend with events at lower Hulett creek White's Hall Blacktail at the Butts place and the Mason ranch Graves. The gatherings featured dances and daytime recreations, with pleasant weather and a Saturday shower aiding comfort.
A local column notes relatives visiting and summer travel. Ed Bailey’s sister invites kin nearby. Morrells took a trip to a pearfich week. Rain on the Fourth improved scenery. Lydia and Ruth Anderson’s North Dakota trip is clarified. Mrs. Hemingway’s mother visited from Arlington South Dakota for several weeks. Lara Wing and daughter left for Arlington Sauk to visit relatives.
The notice offers a liberal reward for information leading to the recovery of 22 year old steers branded VQ on left side. Notify D A Ruland in Alva Wyoming.
All accounts against W. J. Wagner should be presented to the undersigned and all accounts due to him paid to the undersigned. Respectfully, O. Storm.
Michael Barlean and his sons Dan and Sammy along with Will Smith were in town yesterday en route to Moorcroft where Dan and Will Smith plan to begin a journey to British Columbia in search of a location. Mrs. J L Bostwick is spending the week at Sun Dance visiting relatives.
Dr. Carl Eckstein of the University of Chicago abandons a bare life in Idaho to seek gold. He discovers a rich mine, sells his claim for a fortune, and contemplates a baronetcy. The tale questions humanity’s pull between savagery and civilization.
Bessie Davia returns from teaching near Morse and will start another term after a rest. George Congleton and family settle in the Chaffin residence. Town houses fill as families move in. £. O. Fuller and O. F. Manson of Cheyenne tour land matters for Uncle Sam as special agents. Grant B. Bay reports a strong wool sale this week.
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