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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
1
The author urges farmers to prepare for 1912 by deep plowing and thorough cultivation, then sow rye or winter wheat with careful seeding. Recommends New Petkus or Prussian White rye and Turkey Red wheat, notes grain feeds hogs and horses, and advises snow-holding strategies while urging early planting and diversification within a sure crop plan.
The article argues higher seed costs at Helett about $2.50 per bushel versus $1.00 for common grain, noting the yield and quality gains justify the expense. It urges breeding good horses, hogs, cows and crops and calls farmers to sow clean seed in clean ground to see surprising results.
A Sundance racing day drew Hulett residents including Dr. and Mrs. Bostwick and Jess Driskill. Whisper won the straightaway race over Guld Dollar by less than a length. Spearfish beat Sundance 8 to 7 in a keen ball game and a wrestling match drew large crowds.
Last Monday night a good shower refreshed the area. H A Bowman of Chicago sold Bear Lodge Pharmacy a fine line of chinaware to arrive soon. Watch the opening display to pick pieces. In Rapid City a wholesale grocery firm S W Blodgett was visiting, promoting business views. Hugh Gainer and a saddling dispute led to a punch that left a cut above the left eye, stitched by a doctor.
The District No. 10 school board works to extend the term to eight months in Hulett with local funding. 10th grade work will be added this year, starting the second year of high school, with the aim of three years of high school in future. Miss Anna Anderson and Miss Janet Kelley are hired for primary and intermediate grades respectively.
Mr Kackley of Moorcroft visited Hulett last week. Young folks held a dance in the Odd Fellows hall last Saturday evening. Isaac Brown came from Hennesey Oklahoma and stays with his brother Abe Brown helping in the blacksmith shop. Miaw Anna Anderson finished work for the year at the Svoboda school and will vacation until Hulett school opens. Camphall county's vote carried overwhelmingly and soon the child of our care will go it alone, as soon as possible, memories linger of days when the family was all at home.
Mrs. Fred McCurdy and child arrive from Lafayette Indiana. Beaver Creek school closes until September due to low attendance. Hulett defeats Forest 40 to 14 in a lively ball game. Local notices cover millinery sales, nursery stock, and upcoming entertainments. Residents from Rocky Point and beyond discuss land matters, bank directors commend Cashier Storm, and several residents plan moves or travel, reflecting a busy county scene.
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