03 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
1
The Big Piney Examiner announces new equipment allowing crisper printing and better readability. The note praises the paper’s progress over the past year and quips about wartime sentiment while urging a direct primary on military service to gauge public opinion.
The Gillette and surrounding area report several marriages. Ed Vines wed Anna Johnson in Newcastle with family ties to Gillette and Hulett, while William McCabe wed Willie Braddock in Mona Wy. Lenehan, from Morristown S. D., married a Hulett resident. the couple plans a St. Paul honeymoon.
A very quiet wedding was solemnized yesterday morning at the Baptist parsonage at 10 o'clock. Miss Katie May Hardy participated as the bride in the subdued ceremony.
Grandma Brosa holds a letter from Omaha announcing Nora’s marriage to Pearl D. Smith of Omaha. The ceremony occurred in Belle Fourche on May 15. The couple will reside in Omaha where Mr. Smith has a fine home prepared. Nora taught locally after ten years in the area and is described as highly capable.
The article notes Nora, esteemed and dependable, chose an unknown groom. A large circle of friends extends hearty congratulations. Our sincere wish is for the couple to be happy and prosperous.
Owing to weather, a Memorial Day gathering was held in a schoolhouse near the burying ground with about 100 people. Rev J M Brown led services, a Decoration Day poem was read, and C C Storm outlined a permanent organization and lot prices. Trustees elected were C C Storm C L Tate and John Youngman.
Last week Wednesday evening the choir met at Mrs Chittim's. They gathered friends and townspeople, had ice cream and cake, sang and told stories. A wish was made to hold choir practice on May 26 every year. Various local people and events are named including Mrs J L Bostwick and the Marshall dry farm project.
An uptick in Rocky Mountain Spotted fever deaths is reported with victims in Casper Sheridan and Rock Spring, plus cases in Montana. The fever spreads via wood ticks and is most active February to June. prevention includes removing clothing daily, inspecting gear, and promptly seeing a physician for treatment.
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