26 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
1
A critique of a new afternoon frock combining long waist and tunic with hemstitching and a folded girdle. Describes silhouette features such as wide shawl collar, waist emphasis, decorative braiding, and cuff buttons. Notes versatile wear for weddings, bridesmaids, or simple ceremonies in colors like seagull gray, champagne, coral, Alpine blue and orchid.
A short note suggests repurposing excess string from parcels by sorting into balls for small and long pieces. Store in a hanging box near the pantry with a lid, using a salt box for additional organization. The piece notes many people dislike waste and would welcome practical reuse tips.
C Pi Kester assists with carpenter work on the Hulett Mercantile Company store building. A W Storm receives a letter from Rev Brown accepting the pastorate here. Watt Baker leaves for Belle Fearche for barber trade instruction. George Congerton, local timber man, visits from the ranch to assist in shop work.
Mr and Mrs Remi Deranleau will be in Hulett during July offering piano tuning services from July 24 to 26. This brief notice invites residents to arrange tuning while they are in town.
Notice prohibits fishing hunting trapping or trespassing on the Driskill ranches at Black Tail and the school section. W. L. Driskill, Manager.
F L Maros hosts a Fourth of July picnic 25 miles north of Moorcroft featuring horse and auto races bucking contest fat man and fat woman races and children's races free to all. A 7 PM dance with Lefty Robinson Orchestra Moorcroft a refreshment stand.
Oscar Cochran arrives unannounced at brother Mert’s home wearing old cowpuncher attire. He recounts weeks near German lines, scarce food and water, and the grit of U.S. soldiers in war as they endured gas, shell holes, and danger before returning to Crook County.
Two good milch cows and three hogs offered for sale inquire at the Globe office for details and pricing.
Activities include races bronco busting and baseball with proceeds from the refreshment stand donated to the Sunday school. Visitors include Chas Hauber Treed Pearson A C Grandbouche and W D McAmis reported a windstorm at the ranch that overturned a hay rack. Sylvester McConnaughy seen hauling wool for Bush Bros.
Notice indicates J B Hodges operates a licensed veterinary practice and requests leaving word at Thorn's Barn for contact or inquiries.
In days the 148th Field Artillery will return to Wyoming. Much of the unit includes former Wyoming National Guard members slated for Cheyenne demobilization. A statewide welcome is urged with city representatives meeting arrivals. The homecoming honors all Wyoming soldiers returning from the war.
EWING residents Miss Edmonia Redding and Mr Edwin Christianson spent Sunday at the McElroy home. Miss Elsie Leeson and Mr Orval Music visited at the Don Rathbun home Wednesday evening. John Willard of Rocky Point drills a well for L O Glassburn this week. Mrs A E Davidson returns from Rocky Point where she visited her son Earl. Mrs Claude Smith was on the sick list part of the week. Miss Goldie Rathbun entertained neighbor girls last Sunday. Will Ewing visited locally this week. Miss Nora Strand plans a summer visit with her aunt near St Paul Minnesota. Sunday School crowd was light. Picnic at Guy Davidson's on the fourth invited. I L Guilliams visited the Fondall home Sunday. Roy Strand left for Hot Springs. Elder Dillion visiting Guy Davidson home. Hugh Davidson helping Russell Hardy move cattle. James Guilliams spent Sunday with the Blauber boys. FG Andrews a government timber cruiser has been at work in the county last week. Mr Andrews is from Cheyenne.
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