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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
8
Notice invites bids for the construction of an Odd Fellows Hall in Hulett Wyoming until April 15 1911. The committee may reject any or all bids. Plans and specifications are available at the Hulett State Bank.
Bramble No 1072 a registered French Draft stallion will stand for public services Fridays and Saturdays in Hulett and the balance of the week eight miles southeast at B H Kiebl ranch. He is a ground on draft horse with heavy bone size style and quality. Bring mares to improve stock. Terms ten dollars for season ending July 4 1911 or fifteen dollars to insure mare with foal.
A sorrel mare about eight years old with 900 pound weight and branding Xx on left hip and left shoulder was reported at Mrs C A Plommer in Mona Wyoming on September 19 1910.
All town property including pool hall restaurant and residence is for sale through Hulett State Bank with prices and terms available. Also a label notice urges buyers to look for the 40 percent formaldehyde guarantee, sold at Bear Lodge Pharmacy and stores in Rockypoint Forest New Haven Tower and Hulett.
The library system offers access to new books at a nominal coat and explains its economy based pricing. It encourages patrons to visit to learn how the plan makes reading affordable and unavoidable.
Mrs Knoff cleans and papered her house while Buffalo Basin visitor Mr Sullivan stopped for seed potatoes. A U F A and Basin Telephone meeting at Fairview schoolhouse heard Steve Gies present Basin needs. Last Friday Mr Anderson survived a fall while baling hay and is back at work on his spring crop.
Vane Cook plans work on a ranch near his father's place. Joseph Chapman visits with A C Woodcock for several days. Lewis Johnson buys another sheep lot and grows a larger herd. A child of Mr and Mrs Jeese Graves improves after medical care. Nina McAmis suffers appendicitis and is Mittie McAmis’s sister. Ben Colgin moves his saw mill to Bear Lodge foot on the John Munkin place for a three year saw period. Mrs George South and Miss Pearl Graves visit with Mrs South’s mother Mrs Marchant and relatives beyond Bexar Lodge.
David Fordyce tilled wheat this week while Ed Fischer visited Sun dance. K Mieapelk bought hogs from M K Dagger last week. Mrs J W Clark underwent dental work in Hulett. Comminge built a house south of Miller Creek. A neighborhood dance was held at Frank Dearborn’s last Saturday. Mr and Mrs C D Garman Nowell Ben Garman and Charlie Miller visited Sunday.
J. W. Smith of Alva Wyoming lists a team of four mules aged four years with a 2100 pound weight, a span of three year old animals at 2400 pounds, another span of three year olds at 2000 pounds, and a team of bay geldings aged five and six years with a combined weight of 2400 pounds.
Auction notice notes George E. Congleton offerings of sweat pads saddle blankets and related harness items for sale. Items described include equipment used in horse racing or riding with emphasis on condition and availability for bidding at the announced location.
Inquiry for land to be listed on our books promises the advantage of broad advertising. Funderam is cited as contact. Ads run this week in over fifty papers across South Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming. Gunderson Real Estate pitches business and client reach.
Lev Gunderson urges quick submission of parcels for the 1911 land list. He seeks a few more choice pieces offered at right prices to fill the roster.
A notice from Antoine Fort in Foreat Wyoming advertises a wheat sale at 1.25 per bushel. The brief item indicates a local grain trader offering cleaned wheat to buyers in the Fort area.
The notice advertises land trade opportunities in top U.S. sections via Gunderson who can arrange the deal. It promises suitable parcels and suggests contacting Gunderson for arrangements and options.
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