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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
6
A series of 1914 public notices list candidates for Crook County offices. Henry Zimmerschied seeks County Commissioner two year term. M D Holbrook for County Clerk. Carl H Massie and James C Hurtt announce bids for Assessor. Dates shown June to August primaries.
A series of candidate announcements for Crook County offices in the 1914 August primary. Names include Nels H. Smith Sundance for Representative, Frank Johnstone Carlile for Crook County Representative, Mrs E C Tice Hulett for Sheriff, Warren Vint Bloxom New Haven for Sheriff, Lewis O Grlassburn for County Commissioner, W F Leslie for Clerk of the District Court, F W Blatt Hulett for County Surveyor, and D Van Hove Sundance for County Treasurer. Each declares affiliation and primary date August 18, 1914.
Letters from A C Turneaure Hulett and L Mauch announce candidacies for Crook County District Court Clerk. Both seek Republican support at the August primary and pledge diligent, courteous, economical service if elected. dates noted July 13 and July 14 from Hulett in Hulett and Sundance respectively.
Local letters note warm winds and sparse rain while 80 loads of hay and corn fodder signal preparations for a hard winter. Political lines split between democrats and progressives with leaders urging Kendrick alignment. Arch ie and Thomas Jefferson plan a two month northern trip amid local lion hunting tales from Colony Wyoming shared by Coyote.
Jerry Solomon starts rattle snake ranch. W. D. Kelly plans threshing this fall. S. F. Haptonstall sold four cows. Owen Conley milks oats for R. J. Marshall this week. Tower votes precinct established. Uncle Joe aided Owen Conley with wheat stacking last Thursday and Friday. Harold Cadd began journey home to Jefferson Iowa. Geo. Laney Sr seeks threshing machine route Monday. Wyoming men perform bravely Sunday night. Mr. Gunderson attended church at Tower schoolhouse Friday. Jack rabbit bands thirstily follow Laney’s area. Mrs Roy Rockestraw’s sleigh ride injures horse foot.
The Misses Gimmestadt visited the Caffery home Sunday as Baxter family members work this week. Howard Caffery and Hal Baxter cut grain for Miss Gimmestadt. Mrs Fred Baxter and three daughters visit J B Baxter with Pauline expected from Belle Fourche soon.
The Carlile baseball team defeated Tower 16 to 12 Sunday. Jimmie Sunderland passed through Monday en route to Tower, and Leon White rode a motorcycle through Tuesday toward Gillette. Wm Thorn delivered supplies to an oil camp west of the Buttes earlier in the week. Mrs Fawlck returned home to Hot Springs South Dakota after visiting her daughter Mrs Peter Zimmerechied.
A notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Shadance Ohio notifies Fred Burmrot of Alva Wyoming that C Hooker has filed a contest to cancel Entry No. 07107 for lands in Section 2 Township 4 North Range 04 West, alleging nonresidence and noncultivation. The entry will be canceled if no answer is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication, with service details and return proof required. Date of first publication July 24, followed by July 30, August 6, and August 14 1015.
The Benson school closed during Institute week. Roy McGuire returned from Clarke's mill for a few days. George Congleton was ill the past week. Ed Fowlkes bought a new upright piano for his daughters. Mr and Mia Prank Proctor visited George Congleton. Roy Foy moved his well drilling outfit to Lena Brion's ranch. Mr and Mrs Caesar Fowlkes hosted an ice cream social. Rain is badly needed as hot weather harms crops and residents, with three seriously ill recently. Mrs Jens Benson moved to her mother’s home for nursing. she remains very sick. Mrs Charlie Congleton and son returned from Omaha. Charlie smiles. Charlie Congleton and Bill Fowlkes spent Sunday after haying in Bush's ranch. Charles McGuire had his binder out and was busy harvesting grain. George moved to her Mis cod.
A lively spread of social items names Lancelot LaFlamue, Herb Phillips ranch events, J M Barlean and Bert Derrickson meetings, a Cremens ranch Book and Thimble club gathering, and haymaking and crop reports from Powder River. Families, neighbors, and local ranches like Blacktail and Mike Barlean feature in visits and community news.
John Becker cuts oats for hay and fall wheat and rye are main crops this year. Guss Wolff binds grain for hay as it is too short to rake. Rain cooled the air. Sinnett Hall and Joe Espel pursue cattle and calves. Lydia Dennis visits, Chas Beecham and daughter visit Mrs. Osmond. rheumatism troubles Mrs. Beecham. Some text remains unclear.
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