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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
8
Residents report visits from Miller Greek Conley and Miss Rhoda Powell. Harvesting continues as rain arrives and repairs are planned. Wool shipments by Bush Bros and Hulett traders, irrigation plans by W A Weaver, and new bridges across Miller Creek are highlighted with road work toward the Mitten ranch.
Oak Creek residents report Basin H C Knoff shot a coyote last week while M Barleau and others fished. A P Anderson works on a house. Nils Nilson repairs the Upper Oak Creek schoolhouse. Revs Daley and Tracy visited Basin. many residents berrying and haying. Edith Pitts travels to Belle Fourche and Spearfish before returning to her claim near Wet Springs. An accidental gun discharge injures Mr Carlsen and is healing.
Rockypoint C L Reece visited Hulett last week. George King cut his second alfalfa. farmers cut oats for hay. A poverty dance is planned in Ridge hall. Spencer McLain and son rounded up cattle Saturday. A good rain in the Flats should aid corn. A dance at Jack Bant's Friday night ended well. Miss Evans the teacher will stage at Hulett this week then return home. McLain returned Monday from Cross ranch where he herded sheep for a month. The Timber school picnic by Miss Evans drew forty one attendees with lemon ice cream and other foods. children enjoyed it.
H. E. Tarneaure surveyed branch stocks this week. All agencies show satisfactory business and the store aims to serve customers wherever they reside.
The piece urges using safety matches to reduce fires blamed on rats and matches. It notes many fires are misattributed and that safe matches do not strike on random surfaces, costing no more than common matches and potentially preventing about a quarter of fires.
Mrs Belle Richardson of Spearfish visits Henry Elisbury and Than Williams. Robbinett family plans Idaho trip. Miss Ball and Henry Rich families visit B S Butterfield. Frank Warner freighted from Spearfish to Sundance. Mrs Allen and daughter of Deadwood visit Mrs N B Cameron who is her sister. Carter Stevens bought a fine young team of D G Elisbury for 350 dollars. Some horses may be cheap but good horses still fetch good prices. Mrs W F Smith returns from Ridge Montana with daughter. Mrs Wolfe plans a week’s return.
News snippets from the Spearfish Enterprise describe Dr. Calvert’s August return, new house moves, grain stacks, a visit from Miss Demah Dillehe, Bear Lodge Brewery dishes, Merry Widow drink, Henry Bosch varnish, hay stacks on the J H Rey meadow, Arthur Tipton to lead August services, Alfred Asbury’s departure, magazine ads via Globe, Murphy Hassan well drilling offers, threshing riga warnings, KE Williamson pursuing debtors, and a settlement near the state line with a horse exchange.
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