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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
8
A Sunday crowd enjoyed boat riding at the Aikman ranch. Local residents plan travel and farming activities, with races and wrestling at a gathering on the 24th. Notes mention rain benefits, corn planting, and a Bear Lodge Pharmacy kodaks advertisement.
Mona Moanings reports a phone on the Mona short line and better crop prospects. T H Cremeens and wife recover from illness, Rev Coffey preached at Buffalo Basin schoolhouse with several attendees and hopes for another visit.
Justice of the Peace A C Turneture in Hulett Wyoming collects accounts promptly and attends to deeds mortgages and all legal papers properly drawn and acknowledged for residents and landowners.
Ralph Oliver of New Haven Wyoming filed a contest to cancel William A Lott homestead entries Serial Nos 02326 and 06550 for lands in Wyoming alleging Lott died around May 1 1901 and heirs have failed to cultivate or reside for four years the contest asks for cancellation if the answer is not filed within their prescribed period.
The enterprising people of New Haven prepare for a July 4th gathering at the picnic grounds with a history of good times. A complete event program will be published in this paper soon. Watch for it.
Corn planting nearly finished in this area. A courting party returned from Cheyenne last week. Rumor of a love feast on upper Lytle. A young man arrived Saturday to work for H B Clarke. Towerites attended the Tow er picnic Sunday. Driskills making spots on Camp stool ranch. Will Kelly and M R Dagger traveled to Sun Dance last Friday. Uncle Joe and Clyde Marshall fished for a while near Belle Fourche. Rev Brown of Hulett preached at the Tower schoolhouse Friday evening to a large audience.
Farming is going well with gardens thriving and neighbors sharing visits. The Benson and Congleton families report activity with trips to Hardy Montana for work, Sunday School to organize at Benson schoolhouse, and Alice Congleton opening a private school with six students, while Zach Thomson and family in New York send greetings.
P V Wells the Alva blacksmith greets Hulett residents. Delia Huseby recovers from an injury and can use her arm. Rev Brown will hold services in Alva next Sunday at 11 am and in Hulett at 8 pm. John Burgess was acquitted by a Miles City jury after shooting Billy Moses last fall. A girl is wanted for general house work on a Gillette ranch for 25 dollars monthly. Bear Lodge Pharmacy announces Torrey razors. W G Massie visited town and noted he rarely comes to Hulett. Harvey Ferdinand made computation proof on his home stead east of Tower. Preston Beauchamp and Clarence Lagest testified. The Hulett Ball Team lost at Alva but the score is not given.
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