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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
5
Ridgely announces his bid for the Republican nomination for governor of Wyoming at the upcoming primary. He pledges an honest, progressive, economical administration and urges unity after a mass meeting in Punreane on 66 1914.
Mrs. S J Randell died Monday at the family residence in Lightning Flat country. The obituary is unavailable at press time but she was highly regarded as a wife mother and neighbor. She leaves a husband children her mother Mrs Rogers and sisters. An extended obituary is promised for next issue.
Carl Massie announces his candidacy for county assessor subject to the party primary. He has lived locally for years with a ranch nearby, a wife and two children. Massie served last spring as deputy assessor and earned praise for courtesy fairness and effectiveness. He is a Democrat though not aligned with factional blocs.
M. D. Holbrook, county clerk for two years, seeks a two year extension. He asks the Democratic nomination in the August primary and relies on support from Globe Democrats. His wife serves as deputy clerk and is popular. Holbrook is portrayed as an efficient one term official likely to win if his party prevails in November.
Albert Moore, a cowboy, entered a cave near Tie Creek and freed a litter of 12 wolf pups. Fending off 860 pounds of wolves with his bare hands, he was bitten and torn but later returned with a torch and killed the wolves. He earns a $120 reward.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a postmaster examination on June 27 2014 at Aladdin Wyoming to certify for the fourth class postmaster vacancy at Alva and other local offices. Applicants must be U S citizens 21 or older and reside within the local postal territory. women 18 may qualify in some states. Applications should be filed with the Commission or postmaster at Alva at least seven days before the exam.
The Hulett Rebekah Lodge No 34 expresses sincere sympathy to sister Rebekah Mia Frances Tate upon the death of Mrs Dave Crawford Beloved daughter of Rebekah Tate The resolutions note publication in Inter Mountain Globe Hulett Wyoming and are dated Sunday in June 1914.
The family thanks friends and associates for kind deeds and sympathy shown during the funeral ceremony for their wife mother daughter and sister.
Rev brown will hold services next Sunday at the Terhune schoolhouse 11 a m Bay schoolhouse 3 p m and Hulett 8 p m Everyone is cordially invited to be present.
Henry Zimmerschied of Carlile announces his candidacy for county commissioner for the two year term subject to the Republican primary election. May 28 1914.
Sam Aultz announces his candidacy for sheriff of Crook county subject to the Republican primary in August and asks for voter support from Hulett on May 28.
County Clerk candidate June 11 2014 announces candidacy for Crook County Clerk subject to Democratic voters will at the August primary election.
Carl H Massie declares his candidacy for Crook County Assessor subject to the will of the Democratic primaries to be held in August. He signs the notice respectfully on June 11, 1914.
Fair Play notes strong water in Alzada wells and recounts Red Metheny exaggerating a country story about fast growing grass. He claimed sheep feeding wore grass growing through wool, trapping the animals when they tried to rise. The tale blends local humor with a warning to take such yarns lightly.
Asa Martin sells his farm to Mrs. Tice. The Zimmerschied brothers visited from Carlile on business. Mrs. Ida Proctor lost a mare to lightning. Bear Lodge Pharmacy advertises prices for carbon to combat prairie dogs and a for sale residence in Hulett. The Sundance and Aladdin mail line will be discontinued after July. The Globe promotes a four-magazine offer for 18 cents with renewals or new subscriptions.
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