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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
1
The General Land Office directs strict enforcement of land laws and regulations at local offices. The Ft. Pierre News notes some areas require such measures while others find them more than needed.
In Wyoming a bumper year fuels calls to mobilize residents to strengthen the state's key strengths. Citizens are urged to engage and support the community, economy, and public life across the union’s frontier state.
Warm days boost corn and wheat growth while roads worsen. A saw mill proposed west of Bowser ranch. Rattlesnakes common. timber rents regulated by an inspector. Mrs. Heminway visits Elsburye and buys a saddle pony. Ralph Smith traps three injured coyotes. county fair expected with rose display from Mrs. W. F. Smith.
Dr A J Knight arrived last Saturday and hung his shingle at the Hulett building first door north of the post office. He hails from Belle Fourche where he worked with Dr Rathbun for three years and is a Jefferson Medical College graduate. Dr Rathbun endorses him as a capable physician who will reflect credit on his profession.
Smith Willey president of Rochford Wyoming Oil Co near Beulah Wyoming speaks in town about a rare No 11 oil well. The high grade crude can be used as lubricant directly without refining and sells at about 6 50 per barrel. The company has 11 producing wells, 25 cent shares, and aims to pay dividends as it expands toward a refinery and lower levels.
J. R. Padgett, deputy state sheep inspector, tours the area to eradicate a local sheep disease. He reports the disease is eradicated and with strict attention the flocks will be kept clean. Padgett is praised for efficiency and cooperation in enforcing health measures.
An auction at Lee Pearson's sale is scheduled for July 28. Bidders may inspect items before the sale and compete for a variety of lots including household goods and collectibles.
Mr and Mrs Russell spent Sunday at Chep Tromble s. John Harper runs Mr Shier s engine. Wm Shier closed his saw mill to plant alfalfa. Mr and Mrs Antoine Fort and Mr Ewile Fort visited Hulett Saturday. A basket social will be held at Forest school house on July 31 with a program before basket auction. Everyone invited.
Charley Sackett and J L Propst of Sundance fished Spear last week. Sackett bought from John Wolz a wagon carriage and harness and will freight between Spearfish and Sundance now that local freighters are on strike. Sundance fair dates are set for the first week in September, earlier than usual and not conflicting with neighboring towns.
Lumber dealer advertises all kinds at prices from ten dollars per thousand. Offers to sell at mill or deliver to order and invites customers to arrange a figure with the seller.
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