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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
1
The Globe urges practical support for creating a Wyoming high school district. It argues near enough signatures, taxes will not rise significantly, and a $2000 to $4000 budget plus rental options suffice. It dismisses dire tax fears and calls for informed, unanimous backing.
The Lander Republican convention last week praised its choices. Frank W. Mondell was renominated for Congress and Judge C H Parmelee was renominated for the district judgeship. The convention urged voters to endorse these men at the fall election.
The county commissioners consider the Durfee divide road a much needed project and urge a swift, proper, and cost effective decision to settle the road question. The piece critiques gate delays and stresses the road's establishment.
Michael Barlean made proof on his Burnt Hollow homestead after visiting from the Lodge. Dan Hoy with a Burnt Hollow ranch will proceed to make proof thereon. Mrs Lew W Miller proved on the Wm L Miller homestead with an excellent effort on a fine raned property. Lewis Strand filed proof on his ranch on Monday and showed a strong, steady claim.
Forest Leaves reports Eric Huseby losing two cows last week while neighbors attended Mrs. Kelley’s dance. The Forest school opened with about twenty pupils taught by Miss Dupee. Local updates note Mr. Howard Sherrard’s return from hospital, plans for a Fourth of July celebration, and ongoing horse roundups. Various residents travel for business and speculation on future settlement, with new home construction and community activity highlighted.
Subscriptions warnings issued as renewal aims to keep the paper alive. Mortimer Crane Brown praised as a good scribe and editor who enjoys versifying. Judge Derrickson’s pension up to 15 dollars monthly noted. Local arrivals and employments listed including Hoe at Halie ranch. Marriage announced of Miss Etta Dorsett to Mr. Drope of Lamar Colorado dated last month. Community notices from Crook county mention various residents and errands.
Mrs Sted Arnold remains seriously ill while Strather Dean shows some improvement in care at Al Hemler's. A young woman joined Bert and Ella Butterfield on the eighth. Mrs D G Frost in Sun Dance aiding her ill brother Mr Williams who had liver surgery last week. Mr Ogleby to present moving pictures at Brun er school Friday night for 25 cents. dance and basket supper to follow. About thirty five attended Billy Smiths house last Saturday for a late night gathering with hot coffee and cake. Deford shearing crew left for work as lambing continues well into the season.
Fred Aikman and his wife attended a ranch meeting near Spearfish focused on forming an organization to benefit poultry breeders. Aikman, a charter member, shared belief in breeding blooded chickens and improving stock on the farm.
Mrs Madding offers a ten dollar reward for the return of a missing horse once belonging to Pete Youngman. The notice specifies the animal should be returned to the claimant.
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