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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
8
Tama candidates seek party nominations for County Commissioner two-year term and Prosecuting Attorney. Joel C. Evans runs for Democratic nomination with Crook County as the field. Jama runs for Republican nomination, seeking County and Prosecuting Attorney positions. Harry P. Lisley also appears in the slate.
A list of readers and players includes Mrs Winters Betsey Winters Maria Winters Jemima Rush Mrs Bassett Barbara Allen Harriet Allen Salina Grey Mrs Collins Martha Hall Eliza Hall Martha Mahoney Jane Tompkins Maggie Parkins Amanda Tompkins Geraldine Merrick Jennie Tompkins Morna Wood Neva Graves Marjorie Colvin Lizzie Patton Ada Bear Maggie Patton Veda Nettlehorst Ruth Bear and Sadie Davis. Proceeds from the event benefit the church need.
A candidate declares for sheriff of Crook County and for county and prosecuting attorney seeking Republican primary support. The message outlines candidacy for the August primary and urges Republican voters to back the ticket. Names Joan Thorn and E. C. Raymond appear as announcing figures.
Ty Treasurer for Crook County subject to Republican electors at the August primary. John R. Farris. May 7, 1912.
Lee D Leeman announces candidacy for the Democratic Party nomination for sheriff subject to the upcoming primary election. He asks for support from voters and party members ahead of the nominating contest.
Ty Commissioner-four year term for Crook County subject to the action of the Republican electors at the August primary. W. E. Tinkcom.
Morna A. Wood announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Crook County Superintendent of Schools subject to August primary electors.
E. E. Wakeman declares candidacy for Crook County Treasurer as a Republican primary contender, outlining goals for prudent fiscal management and transparent tax collection practices. He emphasizes experience in county finances and commitment to serving residents responsibly.
All persons desiring stock in the Hulett and Alzada Telephone line must notify John D Seely secretary Hulett before June 15. The notice requires response within the stated deadline and contact details.
The Sundance band of 20 pieces visits Hulett on Saturday June 8 with an afternoon bowling contest between five Sundance men and five Hulett champions. An evening dance follows at the I O O F hall after a musical program of vocals instrumental and band selections.
H A Oetting offers premium prices and urges producers to bring in 10 000 hides and fura while markets stay favorable.
Local items report Maggie Murphy leaving for Belle Fourche John Mahoney arranging more stable rooms this spring Victor French busy with his Red Canyon ranch Walter Miller’s ranch rented for the year Henry Nevil sowing and harrowing Engle’s oats Will Chapman planting corn while court in Sundance Rain showers ease farming and Alva mail carrier faces delays Alva school reports show punctual pupils and top performers Sadie Davis Vernon Wells Maggie Patton Zera Patton Delbert Morris and Ralph Cooke with high averages.
Joe Simon works north of Proctor's. A miniature cyclone damaged the area last Tuesday. Harry Kiefer's dog Ted died of poisoning last Wednesday. L. L. White returned from Moorcroft with supplies Sunday evening. Joe Marking traversed the neighborhood with his sheep wagon Tuesday. Gov ernor of Nebraska allegedly social calls at Campstool early week per Madam Rumor. Z. Moore visits from Kan with relatives Mrs Marshall and Mrs M E Clark and brother Joe Moore.
Mark Leeson of New Haven works for E. A. Watson this spring. W Bryant and son Nelson traveled to Moorcroft after grain. Mr and Mrs Edstrom of Moorcroft visited last week. Miss Bruxy Hobrek visited her sister Mrs Lawrence at New Haven last week.
The Farrall Rural Club plans a June 3 meeting to decide on a building project and other matters. A signed petition circulated by Sam Redifer seeks support to change the Sundance Aladdin mail route, with mornings to depart Sundance. Mr Cecil Brown and Miss Pearl Reid wed near Belle Fourche on May 22, with both families and the community sending best wishes.
Bert Helmer visited Hulett last week while J M Carey hauled wood for C L Reece. Parks Sheep Company began lambing last week. Harry Reynolds returned home near Sundance for a vacation after working for W P Parks.
Breeders are informed that H H Kiehl's ranch southeast of Hulett Wyoming offers two registered stallions, French Draft and Nutwood Wilkes. Terms: $15.00 to insure more in foal, or $10.00 by the season.
A new bill allows buying land deemed mountainous or rough under the isolated tract law if it joins land already owned by the applicant. Bidders may compete for a mail line contract from Hulett to Moorcroft with bids due June 25. A highway mood prevails as residents push for mail service and roads. Mrs. Guy Mewhirter and Mrs. Albert Kesler survived a road collision when a wagon broke its tongue on the Fawndale road. no injuries reported.
Advertising in the O Globbe reaches readers across Creek County and boosts local visibility. The notice highlights broad reach among residents and businesses, stressing strong engagement and ongoing opportunities for merchants.
On or about February 1012 I enclosed and took up a 2 year old brown horse branded on the left shoulder. The owner may claim by proving ownership and paying notice costs plus compensation for care and expenses.
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