Farm Implements and Wagons Offered in Sale List
One new set work harness two sets buggy harness one Cooper wagon in good condition one Old Hickory wagon plus various farm tools and many other articles included in sale.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
8
One new set work harness two sets buggy harness one Cooper wagon in good condition one Old Hickory wagon plus various farm tools and many other articles included in sale.
Terms state that cash payments of ten dollars or less are accepted, while amounts over ten dollars require a credit extended for eight months at a ten percent interest. A five percent discount is offered for cash. No property may be removed until all sale terms are met.
Drillers return to finish the well started last fall for Oliver Brimmer after a pause due to the deep snow. Ray Ott plows on the Isaac White place. A F Lueck visited C G Brimmer. George and Mrs Mitchell visited Henry Guthrie. Ross Butts and Lyall Brimmer visited on the divide Sunday. Sam Sherman is breaking for Mr Jacobs.
Mrs Fordyce returned home to Sheridah for a week long visit. The Driskilla family plan to move cattle from the PLC as soon as the river crossing allows. Attendees from the area joined a sale in Hulett on Saturday including Mr Cummings Anna Mandell and Charles Crandall. Many residents ordered cane and millet seed from Nebraska to secure winter feed. Mort Boden and family will move to the Forest neighborhood where he will teach this week.
Miss Minnie Schlichting returns from Parks ranch last Thursday and will visit a few days before heading to Iowa to see her parents Jacob Lebo and family. Sunday visit at R. J. Marshalls. farming starts in proper in this region with W. N. Proctor building a dam for FC. McKenzie and AR Simon jr. assist. Lt. W. Rakestraw urged to stay home to run his blacksmith shop while customers do their own work.
Fine weather and lingering news of spring arrive with residents moving about. Jas Boyd returns from Kansas, Jim Hayes from Montana, and Elza Pemberton with Garnet Hoback head to Florida for spring work. Jess McCune heals a finger as Asher Knepper departs for Moorcroft. George Nielsen is ill and treated by Dr. Bostwick while stock ranges ease into the season.
An essay argues Wyoming faces federal control over forests coal oil and minerals and calls for state dominance to fund schools universities and public services. The author urges unity among western states against federal guardianship and favors conservation by the state while criticizing eastern federalism.
The article recalls Wyoming Game and Fish Laws for fishing season. It advises contacting State Game Warden D F Hudson Land er for spawn requests and notes only hook and line may be used to take fish. It prohibits selling or shipping fish within the state except lawful catches and requires bonafide citizenship to move fish out of state. It limits possession to 20 pounds per day and bans fish under six inches and use of poisons or explosives. Residents need no license to fish, but non residents cannot take fish out of state.
Donald A. Brosa born December 19, 1514 at Pleasan ton Kansas. Parents moved to Spokane Washington later to Hulett and near Carlile where they ranch. He died last Saturday morning and was buried Monday. Known as a little gentleman and a great help, mourned by family and friends.
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