26 May 1910
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
A humorous verse about cowboys at a lambing camp. It contrasts their rough work with a growing care for lambs. The piece notes laughter returning to the camp, but a hidden focus on lambing knowledge. The narrative centers on the farmers guiding ewes and the playful mischief around tending newborn lambs.
The Bear Lodge Pharmacy opens under a quality driven proprietor who recently passed the state pharmacy exam with the highest score since the board’s appointment. The paper hails the new drug store as a boost for Huliett and urges local patronage to help it grow.
Town and country residents gathered at the parsonage last Friday to spend an evening with the pastor and family. The informal social hour strengthened bonds, introduced new neighbors, and left the pastor feeling appreciated and connected to his community.
The Hulett Concert Band forms to provide music for public gatherings and offers practice and instruction. Tuesday meetings invite anyone to join, with encouragement especially for the town's youth.
Snow covers ground six inches as spring mood shifts. Death in our circle Mrs. Jessie Phillips Aunt Jessie passes May 16 at Saul Phillips home. Interment in Spearfish Cemetery. youth watch for comet but none seen, returns in three score and fifteen years. After farming, boys fish Oak and Pine Creek. storm hampers freight to Clem City.
A message of thanks for a surprise pound party held last Friday evening. The McRae family says they received about $20 in cash and around $25 in groceries from kind friends, expresses delight, and pledges to serve others in His service.
Enthusiasts organize a team with grey and black stockings and grey caps. Hulett's name appears on shirts. Dr. Bostwick chosen to manage and handle finances with support from town businessmen. Players listed include W Nuckella R Brown G McDowell E Brown G Hardt Lee Osborne Lisle Powell Conda Chaffin Al Padgett Geo Grenier Geo Ripley Fred Blatt umpire Watt Baker mascot. First game likely against Forest.
The Baptist Sunday School names June 19 as Children’s Day and plans an evening program. A capable committee leads the preparations and invites all to attend.
The Divide school will change teachers next week with Mrs. Shaw retiring and Miss Stella Willard taking her place. Judge Parmelee is praised for efficient service as Basin court terms wrap with a strong docket and few delays. H. P. Isley leaves for Sundance to practice law with A E Hoyt after a year with J W Raish, bringing sharp legal talent to Wyoming.
Rev. McRae preached two helpful sermons last Sunday at the Hulett church to large congregations. Attentive audiences revived church work as interest gathers momentum. The note asks if readers are among the helpers as Sundance couriers return home.
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