It Isn't Raining Rain to Me Poem Fragment
The verse images rain daffodils roses violets across fields and hills. It contrasts gray clouds with blooming flowers and cheerful health, closing with a toast to happiness and a playful jab at fretting.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
1
The verse images rain daffodils roses violets across fields and hills. It contrasts gray clouds with blooming flowers and cheerful health, closing with a toast to happiness and a playful jab at fretting.
A new order tightens homestead proofs with rigid examinations of claimants and witnesses. Each 40 acre subdivision must be described with exact detail and all land absences accounted for. Frequent inspections weigh heavily and affidavits must reflect actual knowledge. Prepare competent witnesses and precise proof to avoid loss.
Local business circles report shock as W H Lancaster Mercantile closes its store to offer a 38 000 stock at public sale. The sale starts June 2 after a week long closing, with 200 mile ad reach and large staff ready to handle crowds.
The narrator notes increasing homestead filings in May across Hulett district and statewide reports that land is becoming valuable. Land offices are overwhelmed and unable to supply staff, leaving returns in land matters delayed by about ten months, prompting calls for faster, more capable government aid.
Miso Fry tied a horse to a barrel of water. the horse became excited and ran off. Fry hunted the animal all day and found it safe at home later. Local notices include visits, farm life chatter, school notes, and minor incidents from the Bald faced pony to whooping cough affecting Ed Storm's children.
Bert Marchant was a business caller at the Neugabauer sawmill. The dance at Donald hall was well attended and a good time is reported. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Derrickson and daughter Phoebe, and G. D. Willard made a business trip to Belle Fourche and Spearfish last week. They planned a flying trip but rain caused them to stay and tour Spearfish and visit the Willard home.
EB H Smith, graduate optician at Tinkeom hotel, promises free eye examinations and precise lens fitting. If eyes blur or itch, customers are invited to seek examination and prescription. Dates June dth and Sth noted.
A ranch auction advertises forty head of horses eight cattle a work team and a good ranch all offered at a fair price by Gall on Gunderson.
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