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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
6
Hulett July 13 county clerk announces candidacy for County Clerk of Crook County subject to Republican primary. If nominated and elected, aims to serve the people courteously and manage the office economically.
A set of 1914 notices states Henry Zimmerschied seeks County Commissioner, Carlile and Sam Aultz announce sheriff race, M D Holbrook runs for County Clerk, Carl H Massie and James C Hurtt announce Assessor candidacies, all pending August primaries in Crook County.
A sequence of brief notices lists candidates for state representative seats in Crook County. Nels H. Smith at Sundance and Frank Johnstone at Carlile are shown as Republican and Democratic contenders respectively, with dates in June 1914 and a note of an August primary. Mrs. E. C. Tice of Hulett is also named for a separate Crook County seat with a June 20 date.
Multiple candidate notices filed for Crook County offices. Warren Vint Bloxom seeks Democratic sheriff nomination, Warren Glassburn and Lewis Glassburn seek county commissioner and clerk of court nominations, W F Leslie runs for district court clerk, Hulett announces county surveyor candidacy ahead of August 18, 1914 primaries.
L Mauch announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court Crook County subject to Republican voters at the August 18 primary. He pledges the same careful attention as his past two years in office and asks for support from Sundance.
D Van Hove announces candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Crook County subject to primary election. He states the decision will be made at the August 18 primary. Sundance, July 11.
Creditors are asked to present all accounts owed by Sam Aultz at once to Hulett State Bank for payment. Debtors are urged to settle with Mrs. Francis Aultz at the same bank.
Notice offering a cash reward of $000.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing stealing or unlawfully handling cattle belonging to W. W. and J. L. Driskill.
A reward of five dollars is offered for information leading to the recovery of a missing branded head of horses. Last seen near Deer Creek. Haylie Ranch, Sundance, listed with the inquiry and contact details for witnesses.
A compact two room dwelling offered for sale in the western section of town. The advertisement invites inquiries to C C Storm for a good bargain and provides a rustic reference.
Dave Dorsett hauls lumber to Alzada while Butler from the Flats calls Hulett for binder repairs. Frances Clark visits friends on Duck and Prairie creeks as Republicans field a solid fall slate. Dances planned at Willoon hall July 24 with ice cream and cake.
Roy Foy drills a well for Nob Tate while Clifford Roberts visits Edward Fowlkes Jr. Sick lists include W A Moore and Mrs Jess Benson. Cresar and Nellie Fowlkes’ infant Charles ill for a week. Benson, Congleton, and Fowlkes men traveled to Montana last Thursday. Pearl Clark visits her parents Jay and Mrs Clark. Alice Congleton and May Fowlkes berry hunt. berries scarce. Farmers clean up storm debris and harvest hay. Edward Fowlkes buys Fred Hobart ranch for nephews Cleve and Bill to farm. Merritt place hay work by Nels Tucker Charlie Bryant and Jess McCune. E C Fowlkes celebrate eleventh wedding anniversary with relatives. games and dancing.
Jose Haskell binds grain for Clifford Phillips as haying peaks amid hot dry days. Mrs Reel remains ill, neighbors wish her recovery. Carrie Burnett plans a Montana move to live with her brother. Willard Durrett returns from Washington to greet kin. August 1 Horse racing and bronco riding at Herb Phillips ranch followed by a dance. Everyone invited to attend.
The article notes good haying weather aiding harvesters and cattle buyers still seeking stock. It mentions a August picnic at Herb Phillips, J J Nelson finishing a small setting on the 11th, ranchers sourcing lumber for granaries, threshing machines arriving for odd jobs, and the Anchor outfit branding calves. Rob Waddington sold a young horse near Belle Fourche for about $100 amid ongoing horse demand.
Busy activity as families haul hay bind grain and stack crops. Ed Orbun, Ernest Oslund, George Sisson, Ben Johnson, and Ed Wilson among others are engaged in haying and grain work on farms from Kinwerth to Lower Oak Creek. A hot dry spell threatens corn yields while a rain shower on the 15 provided relief. Joe Couch buys a new rig to carry mail, and local farmers experiment with hog ventures after purchasing woven wire.
The notice informs the recipient that the Office will cancel Homestead Entry No. vein as anuery 1 Wil for SEYS Wisty of 2 and EMNWK and SWYSEY of Section 2 Township 4 N Range 64 West Principal Meridian due to alleged failure to reside cultivate or improve the land. It warns of confession of allegations if no answer is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication, with service proof requirements and dates shown July 7, July wy, August, and other notices.
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