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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
8
Six or seven hundred pounds of white soup beans offered for table use or planting. Anyone wishing to purchase can obtain them at the McAmis ranch at market prices.
A yearling heifer branded A left side entered a North Fork enclosure around December 1, 1916. Owner may recover by paying expenses. A. C. Moore, North Fork, New Haven, Wyoming. A reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of trespassers on the premises. Also note: Driskill party offers Saskatoon spring wheat seed at 150 dollars per bushel from E. A. Richards, Hulett.
Two Shires offered for sale with dark brown Belle Fourche and Broomfield sires. Listings note foaling yrs 1912 and 1915, with Paramount Queen and Para mount dam lines. Also mention of local visitors D H L Sims, pioneer Crook county School District 2 board member, and homestead proof by John WW Ettinger plus visits by Owen A Teague of Sheridan to Devil Storm area.
Ceasar Fowlkes and son haul straw from the school section while Geo Tuttle and family visit J C Fowlkes home on Sunday. Charrie Brown hauls hay for Frank Chaffin from Benson place. Lew Atkinson loses a yearling tramped to death Saturday night. Roy and Mrs McGuire enjoy a new organ. Leon Tuttle Tracy McGuire and Terry Queen visit Paul Fowlkes last Sunday. Preparations underway for the big masquerade the Sith. Della Fowlkes owns a new saddle and bridle from grandparents in Montana. George Tuttle hosts a birthday gathering with games and music Friday night.
Globe reports fifth and sixth graders finished physiology last week while English studies cover Shakespeare Julius Caesar. Students with perfect attendance last month include Harry Guthrie and Elma Garman. Several pupils returned home for visits to Beulah and Belle Fourche as they plan future barber ventures.
An old promotional excerpt touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a $100 reward for curing catarrh. It cites 35 years of use and claims the remedy cleanses the blood and heals diseased mucous surfaces, urging readers to start taking the medicine for relief.
Moorcroft notes report illnesses and visits including Margaret Cremeens on sick list and Colin Massie visiting W G Massie. A March 17 dance is announced and a Wood bid notice for six school houses in District 21 is published. Local trips to Belle Fourche, garden activity, school studies, and a fatal accident involving W E Massie’s daughter-in-law are described along with community updates and road work pushes.
NEW HAVEN reports visitors from Hulett and Belle Fourche with several local stays. Liners include Mr. and Mrs. Hobnack, Mrs C L Clark, Frances Clark, Mel Dennison, Mr. and Mrs. Glassburn, Mrs Stinson, and Vint Bloxom with relatives in Bear Lodge. Lew Atkinson and H L Willson return from nearby regions. Bert Huddleson injured in a hand accident. A dance for the 244th attracted about 75 people with 30 numbers. masquerade planned for March 17 with supper and music.
Clark brothers planned rain up here this week while Charlie Scherer visited from Duck Creek. Mrs. George Congleton returned home after two weeks at Hauhber's. Mr. Gieger of Missouri rents Robert Garman's ranch to farm this spring. Tucker Proctor and Bud Music hauled hay from Pete Hazelbaker's, and J C Fowlkes with Ros McGuire freighting for Bush brothers from Hobart ranch to Little Missouri. Ed Fowlkes sold pasture and straw on Fred Hobart ranch to Lindsay and Hasenbuhler who will pasture cattle there until spring.
Mrs Emma Jolley departed last Friday morning for Yelm Washington to visit an aunt and uncle there She expects to be away about a month Also note 5 cents a bunch for old papers at this office.
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