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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
7
The Wyoming Tribune of Cheyenne announces a summer contest giving a free standard make runabout to the person who secures the most subscriptions, a standard make piano to the top female seller, and a 10 percent commission on all business. Read details for participation.
500 PIANO FREE. That's one way to make money. You can do it this year by buying papers in a bundle. In connection with Globe subscription agency we sell timber within ten miles of our mill at Holeft prices. Leave orders with W. J. Wood or at the mill at George Butts' ranch. DIED of a complication of diseases Miss Mabel Hejde age about eighteen. She has not been well for some time and her death was not wholly unexpected. The family have the sympathy of the community. James Chittim filed for a 20 acre homestead in the Elkhorn country. Miss Ina Fry was visiting friends in town yesterday.
Dr. T and Allen advise against mixing foods to avoid overeating and digestive troubles. They suggest a single dominant food per meal, with at most three items, noting apples digest faster than pork and that bread alone can sustain as a famine-proof option.
Community items report Chas Durfee's rainbound Spearfish crops, Henry Brosa filing on Cabin creek land, and Henry Fort becoming a freeholder. Notices promote church services, subscriptions, and a sale offering 40 horses and cattle. Mentions Dr. Wagner moving to his homestead and Nat Griffis planning Montana visit. Fourth of July trips loom.
Community notes recount stage appearances by Mrs. L. H. Ellsbury and Miss Tillie Melzer, weather wishes for warm days, and crop prospects. Reports confirm the body of John Marchant found, local visits and trade talks, church attendance, and institute activities at Sundance.
Mrs Sherman Brimmer is on the sick list. Mrs Hattie W Kelley returns from a business trip to California. Miss Pryor closed a one month school at Cotton's last Tuesday. Carrie Rathburn visits sister Mrs Emile Fort this week. Roth Gardner visited her mother at John Mahoney's last Sunday. Ernest Barrow returned from Moorcroft country where he worked for a sheep outfit. While Mr and Mrs Chep Tromble were away last week, someone took meat from their pork barrel. Chas McCoy works on a lighter Yellowstone Park wagon for summer travel. Orles is to be congratulated on the journey’s prospects. Conda Chaffin visits from Syndange country this week.
The column lists neighbors like A B Simon R W Rakestraw and L L White helping Miner repair a washed out dam. It notes upcoming school preparations teacher selection concerns and a Fourth of July meeting at Ripley Hall inviting public attendance. It praises local miller and mentions Gillette Fourth of July events and local political shifts in Wyoming.
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