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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
8
Miss Lydia Anderson suffers an attack of illness and remains at home. Miss Effie moves in as nurse and housekeeper for her sister Roy Knoff. Roy Knoff had a narrow escape when his horse fell while crossing a grounded barrier. The horse escaped serious injury, but its foot was badly cut.
Bogie visited Hulett last Thursday while John Zacomb sold his ranch on West Creek to Buck Simpson. Mrs Morne Wood enclosed her Alva cemetery lot with a cement wall. A ten year old boy drove a freight team from Aladdin to Hulett for Miss Hattie Powell who teaches Beaver Dam school and visited home folks in Hulett. Zacomb gave a lecture in Alva to a good crowd Wednesday night.
Farmers report on hay oats and grazing conditions with names like Akey Ott and Mayell. Residents mention fishing at the Tower and a county surveyor F W Blatt inspecting land for the South Dakota district.
Farmers are told that planting beans between potato crops can deter pests and diseases. A White River Valley grower reportedly tried seed pleating to keep potato bags untouched by flax seeds, a simple method to protect crops from bugs this year.
Owen Conley visited Moorcroft this week while Ed Allen and family shopped at Hullett last Monday. Albert Simon rented land from Tucker Proctor for corn. Jim Roberta returned to work at Lead this week. Thorn Divide area had a ball game Sunday with many attendees. Three showers occurred over the past week. Will Mayall started improvements on his ranch.
McCoy Divide recounts Hugh Davidson herding sheep for Mr. Knepper and notes School opened Monday with Mies Madd as teacher. County Surveyor Blatt was surveying the county road last week in the neighborhood. Our Sunday school observed Children’s Day last Sunday with Rev. McRae’s forenoon sermon and a picnic dinner and exercises in the afternoon.
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