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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
8
I C Storm cashier of the bank swears the statement is true to the best of my knowledge. Subscribed and sworn before Treed A Pearson Notary Public on March 10 1911. Attest John Pearson John W Hunter Directors John T Mahoney.
Mona items and community news include Miss Gage reopening school on Monday and Mrs. Bates's illness improving. Families visit, road conditions are described, and a rail extension through the area to Hulett is anticipated. A fundraiser raised fifty one dollars for Vick Redding. local property and farm activity are noted along with land survey tensions at Buffalo Basin. Charley Barrett warns of trespassers after his hay yard was torn down and his house entered.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pearson traveled to Belle Fourche Wednesday and returned Friday. Jense Horde had hauled logs to Pearson s fall. A B Merrick came back from Deadwood last Friday with repairs for his mill which was idle all last week and is now running. Mrs Rosenbaum died near here last Wednesday after three weeks of grippe and pneumonia. The body was sent to Belle Fourche for interment. Also noted is seed wheat price 81 26 per bushel in Fort Forest Wyoming.
Examinations will be held at Hulett on Friday and Saturday March 31 and April 1 1911. The list shows the subjects for teachers certificates in morning and afternoon sessions across two days with topics from arithmetic to civics and geometry. Examinations start promptly at 8:30 each morning.
Beaver Creek reports Nele Parkins constructing a new stable this week. John Mahoney is laid up with a cold. Miss Mittie McAmisie is very low. Archie Miller helped Vine Cook saw wood for R G C Woodcock. Louis Johnson butchered two hogs Tuesday and made sausage. Mia George South and son Richard visited Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Engle Friday. Mrs. Samuel Miller has spring chickens about a month old. A. Woodcock attended a funeral in town last week for Mr. Rosenbaum who died Thursday night. Mrs. Arthur Snyder left Monday for her old home. her health remains poor. On Monday the 6th Mra A N Cook and son Ralph Morna Wood and two children left for Hot Springs D. They plan to visit relatives for a while.
A letter from A. K. Moray denies plans to hold meetings at the Hutte school house and asserts no arrangement has been made to mobilize local people in the near future.
Notice from Wm Lavell offering six head yearling Shorthorn bulls for sale. Ad indicates location at the lavell residence and contact initials 1L tf for inquiry.
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