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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
4
Ed Orban starts early seeding while neighbors report fields being prepared and occasional snow hoped for. An active round of visits, milking plans, photo work, mill activity, dances, hunting trips, and road supervision marks a busy local scene as March frost lingers and cattle purchases are noted.
Mr. Cheshier works for Mrs. Gerry while Mr. Connaughy recovers from illness. O Connor and son Jim haul logs. Rex Mason visits Goldie. Forest Cheshier and Otis Long saw wood for Mr. Gunderson. Bert Weston and Wm Hoyd accidently damage a wagon wheel hauling logs. Terhune and Durham troop report a good time at Donald last Friday night. Mrs. Seely ill with La Grippe hopes for recovery. Misses Anna Johnson and Edna Jolley were seen riding Sunday. Tom Durholm and the Hear brothers shaved heads. warm weather signs replace appearance concerns.
George Derrickson called on his best girl and Sam Barlean visited his cousin Jim Adair. Fred Door visited at the Clifton Phillips ranch. The Phillips hall dance hosted by LaFlamme and Wolff was well attended and attendees went home tired and sleepy.
W E Massie visited Colony earlier in the week. Cornelius Bachelors shared Sunday dinner at the Massie home. Frances Caffery returned home from school on Little Missouri. Spring like and winter like weather described, grain hoped to turn green soon. Mrs Baxter and daughters visited Donald with her mother and sisters. H A Barber continues ranch improvements while ground remains poor for farming. Mrs Caffery lost a prized young mare Monday with a fatal neck injury in the pasture.
Alvin Johnson returned Friday. Co E Lagest hunted turkeys. Kiefer stopped in Tower March 10. Tower School opens with Mise McClure as teacher. Mrs. R W Rokestraw ill. W J Wood and County Clerk Holbrook visited L L White. Thorn and Ray mond passed through Tower. Anderson and Marking finish Ripley bridge for traffic Saturday. Luke Smith’s buildings burn in Moorcroft trip and cave burns. cause unknown. W W Wood visits from Belle Fourche. Mrs. J L Bostwick returns from Rockport and other points. Snow yesterday. Saturday last day of winter. Globe ad pitches want ads. Mrs. J H Chittim new post office telegraph central. Mrs. Engle tutor. Fire insurance sparks interest after local blaze. several policies issued from Gunderson agency. Harley Sage family moves from Hulett to ranch near Ridge Montana. to split time between baby and farm. friends welcome them.
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