13 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
1
The home of Judge Richey, located a half mile north of town, burned to the ground shortly after Monday evening. Mrs. Richey was at home. a sewing machine and a pocketbook containing money were saved. Origin of the blaze is unknown. rebuilding plans and political commentary follow in the surrounding text.
Citizens of Hulett helped raise a Boy Scouts lodge built on donated site by Mr. McRae. The log structure 20 by 30 feet will include a swimming pool and gymnasium with lockers for Scouts. Local support urged to encourage youth service and community effort.
The first issue of The Colony Coyote dated July 5 is printed in Colony by Cola W. Shepard, bringing Crook County’s newspapers to six. The six by four page edition promises eight pages later, and Shepard earns community support for the enterprise.
Last Thursday morning a fire destroyed the new Chester Long residence near the 7-W ranch on Government canyon. Mrs. Long alone was home and saw smoke from the floor likely sparks from the stove igniting chips. Neighbors arrived too late to save the house or contents. Mr. Long was away at the time. the young couple face a hard setback after finishing the home recently. A. W. Marie and family returned from Whitewood after two months away. W. C. Thomas leased the pool hall from Sam Aultz, cut a doorway to the restaurant, and plans to run both venues, aiming to please patrons seeking entertainment at the ball.
Local items include Mrs. Wagnerie in Sundance, A. Allen building chimney at Odd Fellows hall, and visits by Wash Bloxom and Curt Lindsey. July 4 entertainment at Wellington ranch, travel notes on Ed Storm and Judge Richey's melted coins, road petitions, band rehearsal, and community notices on births and agriculture.
Stray gelding described as a grey near white about ten years old weight 1200 pounds branded on the right shoulder shod front feet. Notify W S Miller Alva Wyoming 24 1.
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