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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
8
Chas. Durfee visits Aladdin to meet Marjorie on her home coming. Mrs. Lawn and the baby visit home folks. Tom Hotchkiss enjoys a new pair of copper-toed shoes as his mother arrives from Sheridan with a grandson to share country life.
Mrs. Brown advertises a sale on millinery items for the Celebration and offers sewing services with a ready-to-serve call, inviting customers to visit.
Landlord offers 160 acre ranch with a good dwelling and Belle P. O. nearby. A telephone is installed. Interested parties may inspect the property or write to Belle Wyoming.
Miss Florence Ryan visits home after months in South Dakota teaching school and Mr Ryan reports muddy roads from rain. Farmers welcome the moisture, while some complain of too much rain. Horse rustling rumored in Alzada and Powder River country, electric storms spark but cause no local damage. Lela McDonald receives a light shock when lightning strikes near Belle Fourche during a visit at Thos McClahon’s home.
C E Elleworth moved onto his homestead Sunday. Mrs Clarence Switzer not well this week. A sister of Mrs John Bant due end of week. Wedding bells rumored. Mrs Pyle visited Stearns home and did some blacksmithing. Attendees from Ridge included Mr and Mrs Shannon and Mr and Mrs Reilly. Dance on the 18th drew a large crowd. Mrs McLain catered lunch at midnight. Rocky Point to celebrate the Fourth on July 2 with programs and races at Mr Reilly's on the 3rd and a big evening dance.
The Sunday School picnic planned for last Sunday was postponed because roads were impassable. It will be held at a later date.
Church notes list services on Saturday and Sunday at the T L schoolhouse New Haven Barlow Canyon and Hullett. Mrs Clara Snyder formerly Plummer made final proof on her homestead on Lame Jones Creek last Saturday with testimony from Vernie Taylor and Dana Simmons. Parents who joined Iowa in early days are described as having endured a new country becoming old.
Louie Strand sold fine new potatoes last Saturday. Henry and Mrs Gray traveled to Belle Fourche last week. Rev J M Brown spent days at the Garman ranch. Roy McGuire works for Kirk and Bill Stoddard this week. Alice Congleton returned home after a week in Hulett. Mrs Robert Garman hosts visiting brother Morlan and family from Denver. New Haven Telephone linemen set poles and reline near Hulett this week. John Bant, Rocky Point mail carrier, altered his route via Ewing to New Haven.
Mr and Mrs W V Bloxom spent Sunday visiting friends near New Haven. A daughter was born June 18 to Mr and Mrs Elza Winds in New Haven. John Wilkie’s prized black stallion was found shot dead last week by an unknown shooter. Efforts are underway to find good bucking horses for the upcoming celebration. Music is secured for the dance with ongoing activities planned on July 5 in New Haven.
Mrs Parkus shows banner corn while Owen Conley works prairie for Jerry Solomon this week Clyde Marshall assists Ge Byrd with haying project Driskills move their haying outfit to Cotton ranch Saturday L L White aids Del Storms hay crew Rev W L B Charles Baptist colporter leads evening services at Tower school house this week with two services Sunday at 11 am and 7 pm Miss Silverstrand and pupils plan a box social for term end at Tower schoolhouse July 1 ladies to bring lunch boxes for two
OAK CREEK NOTES recounts visits by O G Williams and Roy Kaoff as cowboys last, Sam Barlean and John O Bri en visiting with M Barlean and family. Lottie Barlean and Sam Barlean visited Frank Philip s ranch. Quarring brothers John Julius and George H Tompson plan a Nebraska trip. Carl Burnett travels Bear Lodge country and Montana, Cara Burnett visits home folks in Bear Lodge country and will return to work in Helle Pourche soon.
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