09 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
1
In Wyoming money is in demand yet Chicago has most of it, raised by banks from across the nation including Crook County. The piece urges keeping money at home for future loans and warns readers to plan ahead rather than focus on immediate gain.
County Surveyor Blatt presses road from New Haven to Rockypoint as a major county artery. budget limits hinder public extension while Calvert endorses route. Scout news notes eight uniforms arrive and outlines ten tests for second class scouts including fire making and compass knowledge.
Notice of steer strays east of Sundance with branding on left side and other identifiers. Notify ston Hulett Weems Estrongs vard for steers National For a Chas Congle s 45 titd a TM 4.
The 1912 state teachers reading circle assigns How We Think by Dewey and Sociology-Modern Social Problem by Elwood along with The Basic of Practical Teaching by Bryan Teaching a District School by Dinsmore and Systematic Methodology by Smith. The Board of Educational Examiners also recommends several examination books including Special Methods in Primary Reading by McMurry Reading How to Teach It by Arnold Class Room Management by Bagley The Teacher and the School by Colgrove. Nettie Truax Co Superintendent.
Weekly column reports residents on sick lists and travels. Fred Blatt attends Sundance commissioners meeting. Earl Wood hunts deer. J L Driskill heads to Spear fish for winter. Coverage mentions school concert for library fund at Odd Fellows Hall and locals buying livestock feed.
The piece notes the near holiday shopping season and urges planning and early purchases. It praises merchants for stock and good faith and suggests inspecting Hulett lines. It advises keeping gifts safe if needed and emphasizes usefulness and prompt trading for satisfaction.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Driskill and children visited the city Saturday from the ranch. Lee Pearson came from White Tail creek and took out a load of ranch supplies yesterday. Win Merryman a Ridge Maut stockman shipped cattle to eastern markets last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Marking visited from their farm near Hulett Friday and took ranch supplies including a Blade subscription. Ray Hemenway and Charles Jones of Rockypoint left Thursday for their Nebraska homes to spend the winter.
Successful candidates for Wyoming August examinations and diplomas granted by colleges and normal schools are listed for Crook County. First Class professionals include Elwood Anderson and Mary Tows. diplomas awarded to Lara L. Martin and Edna Goulettey. Second Class names include Sophia Lander and Frances J. Stephens. third class names include Mrs. Beryl Patterson and Mrs. Ruth Dearborn.
The notice promises payment for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing stealing or unlawfully handling stock belonging to the undersigned. 4 Gt WOW & J. 1 Deiskill.
Rockypoint now receives mail twice weekly from Hulett and the Alzada to Ridge stage runs three times weekly. Harvey Closgow returned from the Black Hills Sunday. Frank Smith did carpentry for J. M. Carey last week. Hazel Kendall and her brother visited Earl Davidson's plat this week. Olive Switzer left for Clearwater Nebraska to spend the winter. Bert Helmer returned from Missouri to see a sick brother. Mrs. Dizney and Mrs. Al Evens traveled to Moorcroft then Elgin Nebraska for the winter.
In New Haven residents gears up for a big turkey shoot on November 24. Ralph Oliver returns from a long season at the range. Mail arrivals double to twice weekly at 80, per locals. Wilbur Vorhe brings potatoes from Rockypoint for New Haven Stores Char. John Okie travels to Hulett with freight for Rockypoint store. Ed Storm Jess Bloxom and BH Hauber journeyed to Moorcroft for corn amid a storm. Surveyor Blatt and crew mapped the New Haven to Rocky Point road, returning Monday in wintry weather.
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