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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
1
The Bear Lodge district in the Black Hills draws renewed investor interest as new reduction methods prove ore workable. Promoters say management, capital, and ore exposure are key to developing a mine that could become a dividend source while benefiting the region.
Mrs F H Mann and Miss Wing visited the Hills last week. BE R Rounds of Sundance State Bank also stopped in. Matt Whalen’s children are improving and near release from illness. Spring ball activity is rising as locals plan a home spring training trip. Thurman Graves moved to Beaver Creek ranch from Burlington Junction with goods and stock. Rev D W Tracy returned from Pierre after helping decide Dakota Conference and Black Hills Mission boundaries. the mission will consolidate with the conference.
Mrs. John Mahoney improves after a recent operation. Dr. Lebo traveled to Moorcroft for medicine and supplies, Alvin Johnson and Chas Warford plan work in Husett, and J.S Lebo with R. J. Marshall sought oats seed. Four private firms prospect in Boar Lodge while locals discuss lambing season and spring duties.
C C Ripley narrowly escaped a fatal accident while felling an oak as debris struck his foot and toes. A Friday card party at Mr and Mrs David Ellsbury brought neighbors together for music and supper. N Williams works for Ripley while he tends steers and hogs with three hired men. A St Patrick's dance at Bruner School drew a large crowd and Sabbath school growth continues. Ralph Smith and wife visited the Reids. home homesteads and local commerce noted with O Connor Bros buying farm products.
Last Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Mert Ellsbury from Divide and Mrs Meeker from Spearfish visiting sister Mrs Henry Ellsbury. Few residents suffer colds as Mr Jones reports a cow killed by wolves and Shier gears up to mill timber. Mrs Anna D Cole advertises an auction for household goods lease and lot and horses with the sale set for April 3 at 2 pm. E Burns from Rockypoint checked land interests this week.
For sale is a reservoir with direct gates to attach to the hub of a power pipe. The seller notes the price is right. Listed by Arnold & Co in Bello Fourche, D4.
The wedding of Charles Turdiver and Jennie Selies was performed by Rev. Wood, with broad congratulation for the couple who are well known locally. Also noted are Bear Lodge mining efforts, Jim Wilkerson’s circus day mood, Tra Benson renting the Blakesley house, and major show bargains including men’s heavy work gear.
Local shop DJ Arnold and Co advertises heater production for dipping tickets. They claim expertise to make the required equipment and invite customers to inquire if needs are unclear.
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