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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
10
The article notes W B Y Mullen as the present attorney general and a strong candidate for the Republican nomination for governor. It highlights time bringing forward capable officers and urges appreciation of local trees, urging residents to value and nurture Wyoming’s shaded spaces.
Friday dance at the Lanning ball, ranch work on Frank Warner’s 820 acre property, and a visit from Miss Leimgruber from Oak Creek. A well driller in the area reports good success while Beulah and Farrell meet again with Beulah winning 11 to 6. The writer asks for rain, notes a comet sightings, and mentions various neighbors visiting Redwater and Government Valley as court attendance dulled the week.
Reports from Lower Beaver Creek detail George Woodcock returning home after Thursday. B F Bogle repairs fences this week. A church social is planned at Alva Friday night. Archie Miller helped Thurman Graves plant potatoes Monday. Mr and Mrs John Smith conducted Beaver Creek business last Tuesday. Merrick hauls lumber for Woodcock’s house this week. May 17 frost badly damaged alfalfa along the creek. A Woodcock and brother visited Mahoney’s last week and caught 29 trout. Miller brothers expect their parents to visit.
The article notes many residents plan to move to Wyoming and settle there. On Tuesday a crowd from the neighborhood went to Hulett for business and to prove up ranches. William McAmis and family visited Joe Koonts’s Deer Creek ranch last Sunday for dinner, Wa Doling recovers from illness and hopes to visit his ailing father in Indians in a few days.
New Haven residents report mild illness relief for Harry Willson and recall a busy week with visits from Miss Ella Jones and Mrs. Earl Davidson of Rockypoint, and from Miss Benner and George Goldie. A large Sunday school crowd gathered at the Music School House. families, including Edna Randall and Anna Willson, planned Gillette visits. An elaborate Sunday evening luncheon featured Roy McGuire and others at Miss Lee Harrington's. A dance at Wilson's hall is set for June 4 with basket auctions to aid the ball team fundraising.
A list of letters remaining uncalled for at Hulett Wyoming post office dated June 1 1910 includes Oran Pitman Esq Oran Pitman Co P Porter Duterrow Frank Hill George Dann and others. Letters unclaimed within 80 days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Please mention Advertised when inquiring.
Notice for bids up to noon Saturday June 25 1010 for erection of a 16 by 24 foot school house to be built on Pine Ridge. Plans and specifications are in the hands of Clerk O W Roberts.
Bear Lodge Pharmacy hosts a weekly Saturday display featuring a fine line of watches and jewelry. The event highlights assorted timepieces and accessories for sale with potential bargains for shoppers in town.
In the days of the comet R K Mespell goes east on business while Herb Watford delivers goods locally. E A Watson and family visit the Lebo clan as Minnie Schlisting arrives Friday night. Mort Boden is bitten by a hog. Art LaGest plans a trip east for his wife's health. Clas Warford and Clyde Marshall help Lebo plant corn. Alfred Conley instructs union sheep herders. R J Marshall buys a new spring rig for Moorcroft trips. Norman Allen catches a nearly ten pound fish. Owen Conley and son Art clear land on Newell Garner’s homestead. A man’s tongue joke references a cultivator tongue. Mr Anderson adds a bungalow on the west Belle Fourche. A A Allen builds a road from the canon to the divide. Neighbors urged to follow suit.
Friday trip to Cabin Creek by H. C. Warford and visits by J. W. Clark, Mrs. W. Kelley, and others. A Sunday gathering at J. W. Clark's and a runaway incident with Clark's team breaking a plow but causing no injuries.
Forest Lea Alvin Hutchin sold his ranch to Wm. Horlocker. A new school opened near Horlocker’s last Monday. W. H. Hollister visited Little Missouri for a business trip at the week's start. Howard Sherrard and family visited the Chester and Otis Long families at Goldie over Sunday. Miss Sophia Rathburn is becoming a bronco buster after a saddle mishap. Emanuel Rathburn’s horse caused a chase at Forest last Sunday until hours later it was caught. A dance and basket supper to support the ball team will be hosted at Lee Pearson house Friday night, June Bid.
The Forest Grays are renamed the Bear Lodge Cubs with Cyrus Kelley as Manager Emile Fort as Captain Rennie Rowley as Treasurer and a list of 12 players including Lyle Brimmer Gilbert Brimmer John Harper Charley Harper Sam Rathburn Fred Rathburn Lionel Fort Albert Kiehl and C B Wright. The Fire Eaters from Red Water meet them next Sunday June 2 at Forest in W H Hollister's park.
Rev. Lynch from Buffalo preached here last Sunday at 10 o clock as part of a county wide tour. Seth H. Ford, new Coffeyville arrival and Louis Ford brother, settles near Deer Creek. Proposals include building a shed on church grounds for attending teams, a small cost and no interference with others.
Notice to breeders announces Bramble a French draft stallion No. 1072 standing 8 miles southeast of Hulett at Fred Boyce ranch. Described as ground up heavy boned with size and style, promising uniform high class colts. Term: 10 dollars for season ending August or 15 dollars to ignore mare with foal. H. H. Kiehl and sons.
Responsible bidders are invited to submit offers to cut 160 tons of native hay on the TL ranch. The owner provides two mowers a rake and a stacker. Work to start between July 1 and July 15. J. Br. Padgett Hulett Wyoming.
Dr and Mrs Bostwick left for Sundance last Tuesday on an important call and will return today. J P Childs and wife of Decatur Iowa visited the Hulett country and found it OK. R K Mespell went to Aberdeen and South Dakota points last Thursday for business. Ed Kerer hauls material for a new building west of the hotel, a 20 by 24 foot two story structure adding to the block and streetscape.
S. Dak May 2 1910 President F L Cook urges readers to attend Spearfish State Normal School offering broad training across grades high school business and college paths. Highlights include a $175000 campus, 90 expert teachers, extensive library 15000 books, low costs under $100 yearly, and generous transfer/classification policies.
The Dry Farming congress calls a Cheyenne convention July 20 21 to form the Wyoming State Dry Farming association as a branch of the congress. Officials Burns Brooks Cooke and others addressed the meeting as Spokane hosts the fifth annual session and Inter natural Dry Farming exposition. Rail rates include Colorado and Southern one fare round trip and Union Pacific one and a third for the convention. Delegates are to be entertained by Cheyenne businessmen with mailed official calls to farmers statewide.
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