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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
8
Lawrence Mauch praised as one of Wyoming’s best court clerks by locals in Cooke County. He dedicates long hours to official duties, rarely campaigning, but remains ever ready to deliver. Community notes cover mail routes, visits, animal trades, weather benefits, and local mishaps.
Roconauautetnc agaremane M. R. Dagger has been on the sick list for the past week. Clark and Mespell hauled lumber from Wm Thorn's the first of the week. Several of the young folks met at the store to organize a ball team. The heavy frost Sunday night damaged the gardens. Several young people spent Sunday at the Dagover home. L W Mespell and Dora Clark visited the Latest home Sunday evening. Mrs H C Watford returned home Thursday after a few days in Hulett. A large crowd attended the dance at Fischer's Friday evening. Chas Tardiver was in town Saturday night en route from the Big Horn Basin. Charlie thinks Crook county is not the worst place after all.
Uncle John Pearson reported a theft Tuesday morning, a $4 check, and clothing found in Joe Miller's shop. Harry Jones, linked to prior petty larceny, was searched and held for exam with a $500 bond. four witnesses testified at the first hearing. The pants were found by Miller in his shop and hung to await a claimant.
Beaver Creek reports a quick trip to Hulett by Vane Cook and a return from Belle Fourche by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Waugh. Clark brothers did plastering for A. C. Woodcock. D A Ruland tears down old kitchen to build a larger one. Alfred Lackey suffered a paralysis stroke and is poorly. Mrs Carrie Giltner of Beulah visits her parents James and unnamed Reel. Everett Engle stays with his parents on the way to Willson's mill. The Massey child of Beulah drowns after falling into an irrigating ditch.
Mrs B S Butterfield visits Belle Fourche. Miss Creta Wood returns from Rockypoint. Lydia and Effie Anderson visit Redwater on return from Sundance institute. Mrs J H Ellsbury and daughter Marjorie go east for weeks. Farrall Rural Club plans July 4 celebration at L H Ellsbury’s with Aladdin band providing music.
Sundance Wyoming June 13 1012 notice that starting July 6 1012 the United States Land Office at Sundance will close at one PM on Saturdays in July August and September per Department Regulations signed by Register Joe Lytle and Keeviver C E Carpenter
To breeders of good horses. Located nine miles southeast of Tulett are two registered stallions Neo French Draft and Nutwood Wilkes. Stallions are first class in every way. Terms: $15.00 to insure their in foal, or FIOLCO by the season. Hdl. Kiehl, Hulett, Wye.
Local brief notes a sale listing for two 2 year old short hire at a ranch near Fort Mulls. Contact Hiram Mahoney for details.
Local Crook area readers note the Globe newspaper promotes advertising as a successful way to reach the community. The item highlights reader attention and potential business impact in Crook.
Lawrence Mauch announces candidacy for Clerk of Court in Covert County. He seeks the Democratic nomination and pledges support from the Republican party in the August 1912 primary.
Laramie college issues guidance after last year potato crop failure. Spray schedules cover black leg, blight, Colorado beetle, flea beetle and scab with formaldehyde seed treatment and Bordeaux mixtures. Paris green and arsenate options noted for pests.
The item lists names and events from Belle Fourche to Moorcroft Hulett with frost reports and upcoming primary on August 20. Mentions C C Storm J M Cole Rev A K McRae J K Padgett and Moorcroft Hulett mail fine. Urges voters to inform themselves and vote for party candidates.
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