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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
1
The Lander Journal extols its advertising pages as a vital index of town prosperity and enterprising business leaders. It argues that a thriving paper with strong ads signals life and growth while a weak market suggests decline and stagnation.
In New Haven Dave Crawford works at the Clark saw mill while Misa Graphia Mewhirter helps Mrs. Curtis Clark. Harry Willson and family plan a summer move. A school dance is set for Friday the 27th at the New Haven school house. The school board reminds teachers in Dist No. 10 to sign contracts before teaching.
Mrs. Joe Farrell hosts Mrs. Matt Whalen this week while Effie Haver returns from Newcastle. Sheriff Farrell visits Aladdin. Walter Marchant plans to join the shearing crew in late month. Local travel includes W E Tinkcom and W J Wood from Hulett returning from a Hills business trip. Families move to ranches and begin farming.
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Mr and Mrs Sam Rathburns four year old boy suffered a severe neck and shoulder burn after a red hot stone was moved from a stove. Wisconsin visitors arrive to settle in Aladdin with moving help from Sherman Brimmer and others. A surprise dance at Rathburns was a success with Parkins brothers and Phil Tardevil adding music. Ed Neece arrives for health and to visit family and plans to file on a claim. Coyotes are trapped by Wright and Parker. Wrights schoolhouse is moved and rebuilt at Hollister ranch. Eastbound visitors to settle include William Brass friends. Haskins owns a new two seater carriage. Joseph Comstocks eyes remain poor. Walt Willson and family visit from Beaver Creek for the Rathburn dance. Mrs George Butts is ill this week.
The district invites bids from contractors for two new school buildings one at the Upper Mewhir ter or Music school and one at the Bay school. Bids due by noon Saturday April 11. Specifications available at the Globe office G F Byrd Hulett Wyoming.
Dal Driskill ships registered Hereford and Shorthorn bulls from Crow Creek ranch around March or April to be viewed at Spearfish. Contact Mr. Driskill. A free art calendar by artist Klepper offered with notice presented to Inter Mountain Globe. Also selling driving mares, buggies, and harness from Hulett Land and Cattle Co. WANTED log cutters, apply to O L Clark, Hulett.
Engineer Oliver Boone at Haines saw mill and a quirky mix of rural life. Ducks pass over, coyotes head to animal heaven, jaw bones sold to the state, and local trades and friendships bloom as spring nears. A church dinner, school lamps funded, new dray venture, and a large wedding with gifts mark community life.
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