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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
8
Local notices report residents traveling home from trips in the south and west. Classifieds list a ranch position for a man and wife, livestock enclosures and cattle ownership claims, land details in Montana and Wyoming trades, and offerings of nursery stock and seed wheat in the region.
Brand listed for a horse from the Range Poison Creek with P O New Haven as contact or listing point.
The Willing Workers schedule meetings with Mrs. Everett Engle on Friday March 2 and with Mrs. Powell on March 16. Ellendale items note improvements for Katie Youngman, new farming ventures by Charlie Woods, and local residents’ comings and goings. A death linked to the Gibons family in Princeton Illinois is noted, along with hospital care for Mrs Turnquist.
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by cleansing blood and improving health. It asserts the product was unused for five years and positions it as the most reliable treatment for catarrh.
An expectant crowd packed Odd Fellows hall last Friday evening for a homegrown drama. New seating additions improved comfort as the ensemble delivered a challenging plot and musical numbers by Merrill Brown and Charles Brown, followed by a dance into the night.
Local notice urges residents to prepare land papers for the 40 acre homestead filing with guidance from Interior Department officials. Bring former entrées patents and all land documents to avoid delays and tolls.
Carl Smith attended a Svoboda dance while stock remains solid and feed lasts. U. C. Cheshier lost a work horse. Urban Cheshier works for Mr. Miranda and Mrs. Cheshier stays with his parents. Ice crop gathers. boys anticipate summer ice cream. W. A. Smith recovers missing calves after winter. A 7W ranch surprise dance drew a large crowd and lasted until daylight amid generous hospitality.
The notice warns that pre February 1 filings on 640 acre homesteads are incomplete and require amending and supplementing. It advises compliance with regulations and offers assistance in land matters from Herman H. Gunderson, U S Commissioner.
Clark Phillips flew to Belle Fourche on business while W. Durett visited Ridge Montana. Mr and Mrs Cremeens visited C. D. Massies. Dan Barlean stayed with aunt and uncle C J Derrickson. Mrs R E Derrickson’s son plans a visit. Fred Groat built an ice house for Mrs Lawler. West Creek notes record Paul Coffey visiting W J Parnell and others. Mike Gage to return from Minnesota. Hill Driskill and the Driskill ranch crowd hosted. Mr Jenkins of Hulett joined at T Cross T ranch. Nielsen visit to E A Driskill. W B and W O Pannell families and Frank Hardy gathered at W R Collins.
Mr and Mrs James Sunder land are proud parents of a new boy. Mrs Sunderland was Opal Dagger, Nelson Bryant is reported recovering nicely from the effects of his recent operation.
Dave Crawford came back last Friday with Frank ie from a long winter in Iowa. He will line things up here then travel south in the state to follow the shearing season northward.
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