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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
8
Proprieties of the Hotel and Restaurant correct last week’s notice stating no one will be barred from dining, no extra charge, no meal tickets needed, and no prior notice to Mr. McRae. All who can come at the Easter prices will be welcomed by A Berecht and Fred MaCurdy.
Mrs. Jos Contom returns from Neligh on a sad mission. H H Gish advertises an April 20 sale of personal and real property. Isaac White returns from Rockport Missouri with a long winter there. McRae Sr moves home to New Haven road farmstead. Lisle Powell and Abe Brown build a boat named Diana to launch after high waters. L Byrd leaves for Harve Montana homestead with well wishes. Wyoming sheep ranch for sale 26,000 acres at 8.00 per acre by Hulett Land and Cattle Co. Firm seeks 40 acres sod breaking with cash on completion. Carl Gatman back from buying excursion. stock to follow. Suster services on Easter Sunday April 7 with program to be published. big adult choir progressing. next rehearsal Friday evening. Charley McCoy back from Olmstead County Minnesota. summer plans uncertain possibly South Dakota resort. J W Smith sale held last Saturday with good prices. cows 76.50 and 60.50. horses high. owner satisfied. McRae’s subjects for next Sunday include Looking at things thru trouble, and What is the religion. Miss Dena Johnson in charge of musical portion for services. Chas Sargent visiting daughter Mrs BE O W Powell. heads to North Yakima Washington then Blot Springs IO. Smith and wife head to Spearfish for health. hoped to return in full health.
Community brief with mentions of Mrs. Harry Wallace cooking at Pearsons mill Aladdin visits by Mr and Mrs Jones Hejde family at Mrs M Whalen home Annie Nilson of Highland Park visiting Beaver Creek residents and relatives. Masquerade ballot urged for Alva Marwith with a social invitation Ben will host. Miggie and Zora Patton traveled through Bothen returning from Aladdin after visiting sister Mrs Charley Pearson.
Donald townsfolk plan a dance at Donald Hall with supper and music. Reported at Aladdin hop a dandy time despite a small crowd. Frank Harrington, Donald mail contractor, returns from Sanouths and notes mills work in Portnhind. Ranchmen haul hay and grain. spring weather remains uncertain ahead of spring grazing plans. Win Parnell and Hal Master pass through on way home from Sundance reporting horse losses to the west and northwest.
W. BR Voorbies handled the flute yesterday, Edgar Switzer drew a dresser for Mr. Butler’s raffle. Hayes Bros. sell fast. The Rundell boys returned home with few head lost. Okie and Mc Lain freighting to Moorcraft. Chirkey Jones and Wilbur Voorhies visited New Haven. J. M. Carey and We Voorhies went to Rockypoint.dataprchy
Beaver Creek residents report Aunt Sallie Wood visiting Merc. J. W. Smith Monday. Miss Anna Anderson stopped at Giorge Cook's Thursday night on her way home. Everett Engle went to his father’s place to wet a team for Aladdin after bay and corn. Alfred Lackey started on foot for Alva Monday but got wet there until Wednesday due to a storm. About thirty neighbors gathered Saturday evening at Mr. Wood’s home for a jolly time with the newlyweds.
An ambiguous notice advertises sale dates and promotes Dave Pred McCurdy as auctioneer while signaling plan changes. The brief item hints at scheduling shifts and requires closer details for clarity.
Miss Avan Randall arrived home from Sumdance. Miss Ethel Reed hosted a leet party Friday evening. Mrs C D Garman and children visited home folks. Miss Hinial Kelley returned home after a few days in Pleakett. Freight still active despite other delays. Nancy Stories returned home after winter in the east.
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