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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
1
A local write urges thoughtful celebration of the Fourth of July, citing injuries and deaths from pasts festivities. Residents are urged to rest, observe with care, and prevent property damage while enjoying planned events.
Miss Reta Thain spent the Fourth in Hulett. Beulah baseball to play in Aladdin Sunday July 12. Mrs Provant visited Sundance. Matt Whalen traveled to Denver for the Democratic convention. Aladdin residents enjoyed the Fourth at Hulett. Rob Milkolen and W B Morrison visited the Boyden ranch on Sand Creek. Morrison plan to move to Aladdin. Ben Reed spent the Fourth with his parents at the Reed ranch near Farrall. Oddfellows installation planned for next Saturday. Church services Sunday at 11 led by Rev. Wood. W R Jones away in the Hills on a pleasure and business trip.
Yesterday brought multiple saloon changes in the city. White and Dunn closed their saloon while Pete Peterson takes over the Red Smith place with Will List and Lew Ganley as bartenders. Bruce Sebastian leases his Belle Fourche site to A McClura, Riley and Carr plan a Round-up reopening, and D P Roberts along with A Hi Baltz keep their operations. Geo Shoemaker leaves Red Smith’s bar to work for Ott Black in Lemmon. Also noted is a dark iron-gray four-year-old gelding for sale and Mrs Jolley’s family returning home to Spearhead Beach yesterday.
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Mrs Allread of Sundance visited Rob Werner family during the 4th and a soaking rain fell that night and the next day. Harve Wood’s child sick. hopes for recovery. Ab Meeker and wife visited from Spearfish. Mort Ellsbury children sick with whooping cough, not Butterfield's. Crops look fine. grass and grain growth strong. Farrall grove 4th celebration a success with 60+ attendees. platform, music, and reading of the Declaration by Miss Pearl Reed. Festivities included races, a superb dinner with Obas Smith’s cake. Joe Lanning rode two horses in a daring display. Visitors from Kooi and Hulett noted. land surveyor Nilson praised. Sprinkle family from Hulett headed to Washington but stayed due to rough roads. Moorcroft items, reward for horse return, and a Timber and Stone Notice for John B. Sherrard with details of final proof procedures.
Public land sale notices issued under the General Land Office act of June 27 1900 announce auction at 11 a.m. on August 10 1908 for land in townships and ranges with adverse claimants urged to file objections before the sale date. Officials A Hoyt and Levi R. Davis oversee the proceedings.
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