17 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
1
Highest prices paid for hiders and furs offered to the right party. I will be at Hulett for the next two or three weeks acting as chamber agent for B. Gross and company. For details call Hulett Mercantile Company.
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims Tuesday June 22 1920 as Goods Roads Day urging citizens across Wyoming to devote time to highway improvements. Mayors county boards and organizations urged to cooperate and business houses asked to close to aid observance in Cheyenne.
At a joint meeting of Hulett Moorcroft Carlile and Sundance representatives in Carlile plans formed for a one day Fourth of July event on July 3. Officers named include J W Webster chairman R K Mespell vice chairman L T Oldroyd secretary and Bert Waddel treasurer. A $600 fund will be raised and shared among towns. Activities include speeches music a noon picnic sports a 1 to 3 p m ball game east Crook vs west Crook county a supper picnic and an evening pavilion dance with a $100 purse for the ball game and cash prizes for other events. Oil gasoline water and ice will be provided.
New Haven residents report wintering in Chapel Neb and homecomings from Lamona Iowa Spearfish and local events. Vivian McElroy returns from University of Iowa. Edith Clark back from Spearfish. Rumors of the Wedding Delis renewal and donations for Mr Seig surgery at Mayo Bro. Good Roads Day set for June 28 with community volunteers urged to repair roads and ponds.
Miss Geneva Swanson wraps up a successful term at Dirk's school and leaves for Anoka Minnesota on Monday. A neighborhood picnic at the schoolhouse with rain enjoyed by all, with a ladies’ dinner and several recent parties. Farmers report most crops in.
Miss Claudia Johnson and Mrs Geo Jolley with others chased cattle last week. Emma Wood stayed with Mrs Geo Jolley while J W Lawrence and Walter drove cattle through Goldie vicinity. Wood family visited Stoddard home. Warren Gray, Dora Gray seen in Goldie area. Misses Fosters returned from their class Saturday evening. Sunday School Organization drew a large crowd on June 6 with Stoddard and family, Lawrence and family, Mrs Steele and Bertha Fowlkes visiting E J Wood.
Mrs E A Davidson came back last Saturday from Spearfish with her granddaughter Mrs Claude Smith who will stay a while with her parents Mr and Mrs G M Davidson. Oweil Kester is employed by L Glassburn.
Hansey Parson returned from Alliance Nebraska and was a pleasant caller at Ewing. Co. P. Kester and W. H. Blakeman came back from Osage seeking employment. Mrs Lavince Christiansen visited Mayme Redding. Lloyd Redding visited Hugh Davidson. Farmers have leased land to oil men and expect a drilling rig soon. J J Hauber gathered horses, Elder Dillon visited G H Davidson and stopped at Ewing. Bud Music and daughter Ethel passed through Ewing.
Miss Frances Clark and James H. Benson united in marriage at Newcastle Wyoming on Tuesday June 15 1920. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Clark of New Haven vicinity and well liked by friends. The groom, a stockman, raises stock in Crook county and will live on his ranch near New Haven.
Notice for publication offers two distinct land tracts by the U S Land Office in Newcastle Wyoming. Bids start at 2 25 per acre for tract in section 4 township 7 north range 68 west, and at 2 00 per acre for the nearby tract in section 5 township 56 north range west. Sales close when bidding ends July 14 1920 with payment due by the winner.
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