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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1909

Page

12

There Is No Moral Risk In Truth

The writer argues moral risk cannot exist as risk implies harm with uncertain outcome. It condemns Mabee of Detroit for dishonesty linked to the Anti-Saloon League dispute, praising transparent, legal saloon operators and insisting truth will prevail over calumny. The piece ends urging readers not to take the risk of deceit.

Northwest Post American Anti-Saloon League Mabee Detroit Michigan Post Jerome New York Hell

Wyoming Delegates Hold Line in Tariff Fight

The text lauds Wyoming leaders led by Senator Warren for sheep and cattle interests and Congressman Mondell as a vigilant watchdog of land business. It argues that those directly tied to land matters should have their advice sought in government, praising Mondell's proximity to land issues.

Congress Wyoming Warren Mondell Mr. Mondell

Death in Hay Field Marks Tragic Year in Crook County

The report recounts the death of Benjamin Storts at age fifty, overcome by extreme heat while working in a hay field with his brother Alan Miller, near Miller Creek on July 20 1909. He was born in Iowa in 1859 and spent most of his years in Deadwood Dakota Territory and Crook county Wyoming. He is described as well known, respected and fondly regarded by local pioneers and Black Hills ranchers. Funeral services were held July 21 1909 at the home of Al Storts, with burial in Miller Creek cemetery. He leaves three brothers James Albert and Jasper and a sister in the east. Also notes Charley Baggett’s Fourth of July accident in Hulett, and W O Willard of Baldwin Iowa planning to move to 640 acres near Hulett with family, resigning postmaster job.

Alan Miller Benjamin Storta Iowa Deadwood Dakota Territory Crook County Wyoming James Albert Black Hills Ben Klein Sundance Methodist Church al Storts Miller Creek Jasper Storts Monitor Charley Baggett Hulett Charley W.O. Willard Baldwin Spearfish Mr. Willard Wye Willard

Hay Wanted for Farm Purchase Inquiry

Wanted: hay for sale. Inquiry to Gunderson regarding contracting good hay and options. Contact Gunderson to place farm on the list for sale.

Gunderson

Bundance Notes Highlight Sundance Community Happenings

Local notes recap visits and moves by residents such as Ripley Bush Andrews Wilkerson Ellsbury and Ogden. Events include a Sun dance Aladdin baseball game a favorable hay crop outlook and health retreat plans for Hon W B Ogden along with family and regional ties across Crook county and Montana.

Reward Offered for Recovery of 22 Yearling Steers VX Branded

A notice announces a liberal reward for information leading to the recovery of 22 yearling steers branded VX on the left side. The address to notify is D A Ruland in Alva Wyoming.

D. A. Ruland Alva Wyoming

Lumber Hauling from Sawmills and Local Happenings in Alzada

The report notes heavy lumber transport from Oak and Alum creeks to Alzada Montana. Dances at Donald hall drew large crowds with another event planned for July 27. Rain boosts small grains while haying slows. People look for land, preferring 320 acre tracts over 160s. a good home needs about a section. Dr. A J Knight leaves Belle Fourche for Hulett Wyoming to practice. he built a strong local reputation. News mentions Mr and Mrs W H Rosa and daughters visiting from Graham Montana, contemplating a Little Powder River ranch. Axel Wharlson and Lillie Sorenson wed in Hulett. Lumber prices range from 10 per thousand, with delivery options. solicitation to buy ranches.

A. J. Knight Hulett Wyo Belle Fourche W. H. Rosa Elsie Eva Martha Graham, Mont Ross Little Powder River Axel Wharlson Wyoming Lillie Sorenson Gustave, S. D Justice Ponznansky J. 8. Serby

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Teter Mountain Globe Herman . Gunderson Boomy Hulett State Bank Ben Storts Bundance Notes Upton Sundance Aladdin L. H. Ellsbury Farrall Mr. Ellsbury W. B Ogden Thermopolis Ogden Billy Orville Brownfield George Canada Cinkcom A. B. Merrick S. B. Fordyce Alzada Montana Donald Hall George P. Butts Gundorson R. C. Hnode Sundance, Wyoming M. L. Gordon Attorney At Law W. Baher R. Loomis Kerer Hulett, Wyo Attorneys AT Law A. J. Hnight Hulett, Wyoming Goldie Ecaore Exaue P. Af Wood Hall George FB Byrd N. Giy Khuwre Eagly Hulett Lodge No. 4 Guudeysou
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