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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
8
Estray notice from Jesse Wright of Pinto Montana seeking information on three cattle missing from Bowers Creek. The animals include a white faced cow branded E and X P, a nearly white faced steer branded X P, and a Jersey heifer branded X P, with all brands on the left ribs. Please notify if located.
Severe mumps illness keeps Tolworth White home to recuperate while Owen Conley assists Clarence Eaton on district roads. Will Eaton and Bernice Belshe visited Tower Sunday School. Houston creek youths camped nearby early week. Mrs Leason and daughter with Jessie Music traveled a road trip toward Sun Dance. Mrs Roy Rakestraw and children left for Steineaur Nebraska to be with her mother undergoing cancer surgery. Nearby weddings include Miss Bessie Fisher and Gee Rakestraw and Miss Blanche Dagger and Louis Mespell.
A stream of visits and travel notes from Aladdin and nearby towns fills the week. Local residents including Tony Bissaces and spouses, Hooper, Josephine Gerysi, A Kerr, Herman, Goldsmith, Rev. McAmis, and Frost appear in town for business or transit. June events include a big Aladdin hop on the 19th and a school play practice on June 10. Mrs. Mann plans a June 24 music recital for sixteen pupils. The column notes weather, family visits, sheep herding, a major dance on the 29th, and health updates for Grandma Phillips and Mrs. Reel.
Jim Chittim and crew worked crops this week while Louie Strand sheared sheep for Curtis Clark. Ralph Lay taught at Benson school for his ill sister. Jake Hauber and Clem Blore sold horses at New Haven. Harry Willson delivered Stark’s nursery stock. farming is nearly finished and grain looks fine. Mrs. Glassburn received a telegram from Wisconsin about her father’s serious illness and left for his bedside.
Clarence Malcolm and Mr McLeander visited New Haven last week. Daniela the new treasurer of School District 11 transacted business here. The county agent query prompts farmers as crops are planted. The New Haven string band rehearses for a June 12 dance at the Hall. A horse sale last week attracted buyers paying 125 to 165 dollars for about 25 horses. C L Clark sheared his sheep and will summer them on the range with Albert Grand. Despite late frosts fruit blossoms in cherries and plums appear well filled. Preparations for July 5 festivities in New Haven proceed with a Globe notice. Dave Dorsett and family moved to Albion Mont. Sunday School attendance was 26 with 78 cents collected. New supplies ordered for the school.
Mrs L Phillips remains quite ill while the region notes few Fourth of July celebrations. Donald residents plan trips to Belle Fourche for June 5 school events. A May 28 Donald Hall dance drew about thirty five couples. Spring planting nears completion and rye hay crops may be ready in about two weeks with warm weather, as Mrs Risher's health continues to falter.
The article lists numerous visits and gatherings from last week including Clay Massie and family calling on Parnells, Master Kendall's first visit, Grace Thomas and H L Sims at J J Nelsons, Rob Massie and family visiting Ira Ferveda, and others. It mentions a tax collector in the vicinity, a Sunday dinner, and the North Bear Lodge Book and Thimble Club meeting hosted by Mrs W E Massie. Foggy weather reduced attendance.
Will Nuckelle has gathered most of the Gerrg brand horses he recently bought. The purchase is valuable and his friends expect him to make money from the deal.
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