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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
5
The Mexican war quiets as Colorado civil strife between striking miners and mine guards dominates headlines. Peace talks in Mexico proceed via a mediation board, while the War Secretary orders Colorado combatants to disarm. The Colorado conflict risks greater American casualties and moral impact than the Mexican war.
The Hulett base ball team won the second game from Alva last Sunday on the local diamond. The twelve inning score was 8 to 7. A local team will try the boys next Sunday, and a Monday dance at the ballpark raised about $13 for the team.
Notice states Hu lett Ball Team suffers from Aero Cephalis or swelled peak and will receive public treatment at the ball diamond in Hulett on Sunday May 10. Invites all, especially the Alva Ball Team, to witness the procedure with Roy Widner as umpire and listed signatories.
R K Mespell and sister Miss Violet were in town Monday. Curtis L Clark and Harry Willson represented New Haven in town Monday. Milk stock sale by Harry B. Clarke set for Alva next Saturday at 10 o'clock. Milicent Gray to teach at Tower school. board approves two teachers for large school. The Hulett Mills run this week. Sam Butte manages water and wood in the fire room. Creameries and cows described as good property and well wintered.
Wyoming readers learn that Frank W Mondell did vote for the same resolution as the Senate, while the House version was amended and rejected. The secretary explains that the Senate adopted the House amendments and both Senators Clark and Warren and Mondell backed the final form. A thorough record in the Congressional Record is urged for verification.
A Seattle Times item notes a woman calling herself Lady Mackenzie has sailed from New York to Africa to hunt big game. She claims Nebraska and California ranches and a cowgirl life, refuses full name, plans to reach Mombassa and Belgian Congo with guides and 200 hunters, seeking rare trophies.
Butter in the east declines with some spots at 18 cents and eggs in South Dakota at 10 cents. The drop correlates with European and Asian imports. A shipment of 22,000 cases of Hong Kong eggs arrived in San Francisco on March 16, creating a long train of cars.
Albert Moore while riding near Tie Creek uncovered a wolf den and killed a large young wolf. As he removed the nest other pups fled and were driven back or killed. In total twelve young wolves lay nearby after the effort. Four pups could be carried at once, showing their size.
Next Sunday May 10 services will be held in Hulett at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. and at the Russell schoolhouse at 2 30 p.m. Everyone invited. A. P. and M. Ingraham bought a registered Durham bull from Cruikshank stock to boost their dairy keener. Mrs. Will Stoddard and her party return from Colorado, happy on their Bikhorm Creek ranch. Harry Clarke's sale next made balay.
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