29 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
1
Official schedule for July 4 includes Hulett Concert Band performances, a street parade, drills by young ladies, and various youth races with prizes. On grounds events feature pony and horse races with cash rewards, a barrel rolling contest, and a large evening dance and fireworks with full orchestra. All invited to spend the day.
The article notes gates on public highways and private roads causing traveler confusion and fence blocks. It mentions sign boards would help and a push to remove unusable gates, signaling a broader debate on road access and ownership.
A home wedding in Mitchell Oregon occurred at 9 o clock at the Turneaure residence with Archie C Turneaure and Effie B Boggs united in marriage. Rev Benjam F Tilley officiated and a breakfast followed. The groom will work in the Hulett Wyoming newspaper business. Guests presented many gifts and the couple will reside in Hulett after a visit.
The Sheridan Post credits the Carey administration for rains that boosted northern Wyoming. Stockman Jack Moore and Clearmont rancher Arlie Coleman praise 80 acres of wheat, 60 acres of rye hay, and 30 bushels per acre barley on non irrigated land. Deep plowing shown to double rye yields, warning dry farmers to adopt the method. Remember to celebrate the glorious Fourth at Hulett.
Will and Ralph Closeon head to Belle Fourche while relatives from Nebraska plan a visit. Several locals, including Oliver Hemenway, J M Carey, Will Merryman, and August Herehy, appear in weekly notes. A ball game 7 to 3 favors Alva. Texas-bound Minnich to Moorcroft. rain boosts spirits. Dr Vercoe of Lead clarifies practice with a new traveling physician.
Justice of the Peace Willson received his game licences from the State Game Warden last week. Better get one when you are ready to chase the wily blacktail this fall. H. Nelson moved his mill from the Tinkcom place to Oliver's on Saturday for sawing work. C. L. Clark built a sixty foot plank bridge on the new county road through the J. W. Randall farm last week. Ed Seig helps build fence on the Ripley ranches on Little Missouri. A fine shower fell Friday in the neighborhood. we needed it. Guy Randall sheared C. L. Clark's sheep Monday. New Haven school will take part in the program on the dth. Rev. Amos will deliver the ovation at New Haven on July 4. B. P. Storm was down to Hulett on business Friday. Miss Orah Ward of St. Louis is visiting Miss Ella Scott at Ellendale ranch north of town.
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