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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
8
A barn dance at the Thurman Groves ranch will be held on June 2 with supper served. The notice offers a reward of 212 980.00 for information leading to the conviction of anyone trapping or trespassing on the premises. Nhà owners W. W. and J. L. Driskill.
In Hulett an announcement notes Minnie Harris married L A Jones of Downing the Monday after school closed. He is a National Guardsman likely to be called to war. Harris has worked here with Mrs Brandt as a housekeeper and will be a worthy wife.
A local bank advertises loans with varied terms and rates as part of a broad financing push. The notice highlights quick approvals and flexible repayment options for individuals and small businesses, inviting inquiries at the bank branch.
In Big Bend area Colin Massie assists Mr. King of Colony with crops while Grace Massie visits the Hills. Jack Caffery expected home soon after hoarding sheep for Harney. John O’Brien stays at Green Mountain Ranch to help farming and plans to enlist June first. Production Club met May 20 at Mr Chittim’s to boost the club’s nine members and defend the championship. Dick Ely and son moved cattle to leased features nearby. Local farming activity includes field work, wheat setbacks, and stock enclosures.
The Ellendale home of A. G. was quarantined again due to scarlet fever, marking a second case in the family. Visitors include Mrs. Benson and children, Mrs. Roy McGuire from Duck Creek, Mrs. George Tuttle from New Haven, and local residents such as Kirk Stoddard and sons, Olie Queen, and Merrill Brown with grandma Tate.
W D Kelly moved his saw mill to Wycoff Springs to cut logs for Floyd Sanger. Charley Oudin holds the lumber hauling contract for Camp stool ranch improvements. Mrs J W Eaton returned from a visit with daughter Mrs Lon Russel. Owen Conley hauled machinery to Ed Allens place. Mr and Mrs Jasper Harman visited Miller creek. Jerry Solomon travelled to Sundance on business last week. Jim Sunderland left for Arvada last week.
Three new members have joined the Globe family since the roll call a couple of weeks ago. They represent others joining the paper, which is proud of the best country on earth and composed of the best people in the world. If asked, say the Globe remains the same quality paper at the same old price.
Mrs Rex Collins and Miss Dorrce Collins visited Mrs J W Webster at Farrall last week. Mr and Mrs Bill Boland attend Commencement at Spearfish this week. Earl O Br ian arrived from Oklahoma for a visit with relatives. Harry Faulkner went to Belle Fourche for medical attention. Mr and Mrs Bill McCabe visited at Pearl McCutcheon s. W O Pannell took a load of wheat to Belle Fourche last week. Alten Coffey was a Belle Fourche visitor last week. W R Collins & Son began their sawmill this week. Lem Massie departed for California last week.
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