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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
8
A series of campaign notices from Crook County announce candidates for county commissioner sheriff clerk assessor and county assessor. Signers include Henry Zimmerschied Sam Aultz M. D. Holbrook Carl H. Massie James C. Hurtt and others with primary dates in August 1914.
A sequence of candidate notices lists bids for state representative positions in Crook County from Nels H. Smith Frank Johnstone and others. Messages urge Republican or Democratic support ahead of the August primary, with dates in June and July and posts for sheriff clerk of court county surveyor and county commissioner.
County officers seek party support in the August 18 primary. A C Turneaure announces candidacy for Clerk of Court pledging economical service. D Van Hove runs for County Treasurer from Sundance urging voter decision at the primary.
A $500 reward is offered in cash for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone killing stealing or unlawfully handling cattle owned by W. W. and L. J. Driskill. Rewards may be paid upon successful conviction.
A two room house in the west part of town offered for sale. Contact C. C. Storm for a good bargain. Includes 2011 as reference point or price note.
Antelope Flat reports a hot sultry spell with rain needed. Residents describe Fourth of July celebrations in fields and nearby towns. Local residents buy sell and exchange livestock and instruments while some seek medical aid and plan for a band. The North Dakota fad prompts travel and disappointment.
J M Brown ministerial notice lists morning and evening services at Hulett Bay First Alva Second Terhune Third Alva New Haven and Tower. Services occur 8 o'clock 11 o'clock and 10 o'clock with Friday evening before the fourth Sunday.
Residents report a severe Friday storm causing widespread damage including blown roofs broken fences and crippled lines. Lightning struck a pole near Ed Fowlkes and many locals, such as the Congletons Padgetts and Benson family, were noted visiting and hosting gatherings amid repairs and relief efforts.
Corn plowing and harvest work dominate local days. Fred Aikman owns a Ford and enjoys comfort. Severe electrical storms killed several head of stock. J L Cook may seek county commissioner, promising solid support if he runs. Lightning claims a mare of Wm Ryan and a breaking team of J O McDonald near Hay Creek. Mrs Wm Collen also loses a valuable team.
McCoy and Lindquist, the photographers, are booming in New Haven as Joe Durfee and Fat Malcolm arrived with supplies for the A ranch. A fierce hailstorm east of Rathbun divide destroyed nearly all crops Friday. The Rathbun area prepares for the July 25 roundup. J P Storm remains badly hurt from a runaway incident last week. Ripley ranch staff mows hay, claim hay crop heavy. A thief who took Fat Malcolm’s lady’s gold watch during the celebration is warned to return it.
A brief note records Miss Me Cole departing for Spearfish Monday to spend the summer. Wmuisuimaoeshied and family planned a Sundance visit Saturday.
Alvin Johnson and M R Dagger helped J W Eaton with hay last week. Harvey Ferdinand works at the AK ranch. Miss Mamie Sanford and mother visited Tower Saturday returning Sunday evening. Some cream sellers fed milk to hogs. The Society of Equity held a Tower schoolhouse social with ice cream cake and enthusiasm. A large crowd attended and raised money to obtain their charter and will meet again July 25.
A reward note offers five dollars per head for the five missing branded horses. Last seen near Little Missouri and Deer Creek by Haylie Ranch in Sundance. Social dance notices for July 18 at multiple halls and stores dominate the page. Local residents Florence Pinkerton and Milicent Grey are mentioned visiting. Chas McCoy returns from New Haven to Rockypoint and Ridge.
Mrs. A Brown and her young son visit near Chalk Buttes Montana to see her mother Mrs. Asbury. Mrs Claude Dillon recently had surgery and left for home on Lame Jones Creek. Dr R C Knode arrived in Hulett from Gering Nebraska for a brief visit, traveling via Hot Springs and Deadwood. Hulett and vicinity received welcome rainfall Friday evening with an inch of water and hail in places causing damage. Last Friday Dr Fasser and Bastwick operated on Mrs Lou Thompson to save her life. she is recovering well and hopes for a rapid full recovery.
Watt Baker and Chess arrived from Sheridan for painting work. C Storm’s house, Moore Bros ads in this issue note inn and stage line livery business at Aladdin. Storm family visited Moorcroft and Stind. Mrs Rawains of Rock Oregon visits. Charlie Rygor’s stallion and mare sold recently. crop of grain harvested. Lads of luck for one day.
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