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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
8
A described editorial warns that overconfidence leads to disaster. It cites fort captures, drowned swimmers, and embezzlers who take small steps toward crime, urging fear of the first step down and caution in daily choices.
Nearly everyone worked on roads Saturday with Ike White aiding the U S Surveyors. Owen Conley visited Moorcroft while threshing finished. Mrs L L White and her mother enjoyed sleigh riding. Dagger and Kelly thresh in Houston Creek country as M R Dagger places a cornerstone for a new shop in Tower. Roy Rakestraw develops a town on the Carl Garman place, formerly Wes Rakestraw, and Alvin Johnson ends his poultry business to return to Nebraska for winter.
Mrs Kesler hosts a sister visit while Charles McCoy and James Storm Sr spend time with friends in Barlow Canyon Ed Storm recently moved to New Haven and called there Clyde Holmes visited Barlow Canyon this week Mr and Mrs James Storm Sr and Nellie spent weekend with Mrs Mark Holmes The threshing machine expected this week Vera Kester Adrian Watson and Nellie Storm among those with good attendance at the October 31 school month end Max Glaseburn punctual Dr Bostwick visited the county hub on Monday
Lancelot LaFlamme busy plowing and Sam Barteau helping A P Anderson with potatoes. Sisson Kinwerth removed threshing machine from Oak Creek bridge ruins after considerable damage. Sam Adair wagon broke down en route to town. he has a new wagon. Bear Lodge folks visited Belle Fourche. crops were good. roads remain poor. Commissioners invited but may falter on Sundance speedways.
We had a snowy storm Tuesday night with social visits noted. Will Duling, Mr. Woodcock, Miss Fay Reel, the Graves women, A C Woodcock, Dell Irvin, and Everett Engle are listed among visitors and locals. A threshing machine stuck by Belle caused damage while being extricated. Mrs Nielson returned home from George Nielson's, and Mrs Colvin replaced her mother. Will Duling arrived in Alva to review stock and local interests. he formerly lived here before moving to Indiana.
The column reports Thomas and Al Phillips tracking changes with Alexander Phillips near Donald and Aladdin mail routes. A Don ald hall sociable is postponed with details to come. Honyokers ship cattle while old nesters see market dips. A mountain lion is rumored near Oak Creek but unlikely. Weather leans toward a hard final freeze with potential storms. Road workers absent. residents offer to assist if a supervisor oversees grader work. Marchant and Ryan threshing resumes after a breakdown. few settings remain before fall finish.
Manager D. W. Hickey of the Wyoming and Missouri biography railroad came from Aladdin Thursday of last week. Crook county commissioners completed a twelve mile road strip from the Forks of Hay Creek to the big hill at Bothen at an estimated cost of about 480 dollars. J. G. Bunney of Aladdin eyed a gigantic circular barn next spring with a sixty to seventy foot diameter and a center silo. He winters about a thousand sheep on his ranch.
In Alva and nearby towns, residents visit and travel between towns. Orvel Wella, Miss Ethel Porter, Margaret Patton and Mrs. Smith are noted social calls. Fred Bothwell reports his father improving in Lead. Beryl Patton returns from Montana. Micah Gage sells pork. Jesse Graves and family from Colorado may relocate to Wyoming. Allen Coffey becomes a contractor and builder. he finished a play house for Marjorie and Mildred Colvin. A night school for church-bound pupils runs with Mrs. Chittim. Sam Tate promotes painless dentistry between 11 and 1. The Alva school may perform for church benefit on Saturday November 15 with supper. A near-accident during a snowstorm is prevented when Mr. Colvin steadies a sliding auto with a stone under the wheels.
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Coyotes are numerous in the vicinity. Mrs Massie and Mrs Baxter visited the Mo na port office on Saturday. Mrs Cremeans suffered heavy losses as coyotes took twenty five chickens in one night. Mrs McClure plans a Springfield trip to visit her parents for the winter. J J Nelson and C J Derrickson helped J Hi Bates break sod on his homestead until the recent show. Raber threshing machine is out of commission. repairs are being sought and threshing will resume soon. Mr Raber expects heavy work once operations restart.
The Laney Brothers finished threshing last week and R. K. Mespell hauled freight from Moorcroft Friday. Miss Blanche Dogger visited home folks over the weekend. The bridge across Miller Creek is ready for the floor and will then be complete. W. D. Kelly has a sprained wrist and returned home from Houston Creek Thursday.
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