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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
9
Local items from Ellendale and surrounding: road work and seed wheat sales, travel to Belle Fourche, moving plans, illness notes, school openings, and farming activity. Warnings on proof notices, land records, and testimony deadlines appear among community updates.
Bill McAmis rented the Rev Coffey place. Malcolm Driskill remains sick. Fred Pannel visited Carrol Kimball. E C Clingan Jr of Sundance visited Collin's. Mrs Fred Willson visited Fred Baxter home. Pauline Baxter recovering from an attack of tumidiles in Belle Fourche. Two new horses arrived this week a Shire by Lob Tate and a Hackney by Raymond Kichl. W F Leslie visited from Sundance bringing a load of goods for summer at the ranch. Fred Sutton has a powerful towing attachment for the Ford. Register and Mrs Wood were over Sunday guests in town.
Officers and members of Hulett Lodge No 4617 D O I express sympathy to Abe Brown on the death of his wife Alma Brown. Resolved the resolutions be printed in local papers and spread on lodge minutes.
The article states a date will be set when all men aged 21 to 30 must register for military service. It emphasizes there is no escape and that the draft plans are thorough.
The discussion across Congress and newspapers centers on a censor bill. Writers argue for voluntary self control by propagandists and media, while noting the ultimate verdict lies with the people. The piece contemplates limits on public speech but asserts thoughts cannot be silenced.
Officials confirm procedures for homestead filings at Sundance. Bring land papers and former entry filings, patents if available. Local notices mention residents, new settlers, and small town aims as community notes.
Dexter Gunderson wins first prize and medal with Ethel Dogger second and Elna Garman third as Hulett public schools celebrate a prize story writing contest. A fire destroyed a house on Mrs Mathews place, housing Wiler McCabe’s family and most belongings. The Little Missouri region reports fresh settlement with a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Cc Ames. Editor Yeoman and Misses Lawrency visited the county seat over the weekend.
The Globe reports availability of high grade box stationery at its office. Supplies include formal writing sets and luxury note pads suitable for business correspondence and personal gifting.
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