Sunday family visits across several households
Burt Robinett and his wife with six children were out Sunday. The John Harter family visited the Bart Anderson home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Wood visited the W. F. Smith home on Thursday.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
8
Burt Robinett and his wife with six children were out Sunday. The John Harter family visited the Bart Anderson home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Wood visited the W. F. Smith home on Thursday.
John Laymen is on the sick list N. J. Erland has returned to St Paul again Mr Ott Cure has returned from Nebraska to care for his ranch People are anxious to rustle garden seeds and grain now days
Bramble No 1072 will stand for public services Fridays and Saturdays in Hulett and the balance of the week 8 miles southeast at the ranch. He is a ground up draft horse, large and heavy with uniform and high quality coats. Bring mares to improve stock. Term ten dollars for the season ending July 4 2011 or fifteen dollars to insure mare with foul. H. Kiehl.
A school week closes with two weeks left in the term as students miss their pace of study. Miss Blanche Mitchell earns praise for her devoted teaching and moral guidance while readers hear of visits by Mrs. Bryant and Mr. W Bryant and R S Blanken ship at the White cafe in Helett.
Clara Cady plans spring repairs while J O McDonald considers moving his mill northwest in the spring. Puller school ends a three month term this week. Donald dances gain popularity with a fine floor and treatments pleasing attendees.
Iver Creek Alva grows as Dan Ru land builds a large warehouse for his implements. John Mahoney’s dogs chased a coyote to an 80 foot deep abandoned well ending the hunt. Jesse Wright and Nela Parkins relocate to nearby homes while Bert Weston moves near the reservoir. Weston’s wagon fell through Coffey crossing ice into quicksand and was rescued with help from Bucher. Weston recently returned from Nebraska. family to join later.
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