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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
8
A special meeting of the two lodges is convened at the I O O F hall on a North Saturday evening in November USth. The agenda emphasizes loyalty, the best interests of both orders, discussion of vital topics, and the serving of refreshments. attendance is urged to express views and prove loyalty.
Advertised letters remaining uncalled for in Hulett Wyoming on November 9 1916 include James Blount Albert Pyke P F Mackenzie and C P Willis. Postmaster Inez Chittim notes letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called within 30 days and asks callers to say advertised.
An ad touts The Youth's Companion as moral and entertaining reading with 250 stories and 12 serials for 2.00 in 1917. It also presents a special two for one offer with McCall's Magazine for 2.00, plus calendar and fashion issues, urging special new subscribers to request the 1917 forecast and features.
The new book by Miss Jennie Hall of the Parker School Chicago is published by Silver Burdett Co. It aids sixth and seventh grade history and high school study with readable narrative, European records, and illustrations. Teachers plan pupil booklets on language nature and agriculture. The note discusses state fair prep, exhibit ideas, and premium book distribution.
A. J. Murphy lists young serviceable bulls available for purchase. The ad urges buyers to inspect the animals before buying elsewhere, noting acclimated and good quality stock. Dated 45-21.
Mrs Frank Houtz of Aladdin Wyoming advertises 50 bantam and large chickens of varying ages. Fries weighing two pounds or more are requested as part of a classified item.
Last winter the off maids held a convention here and entertained the public in a pleasing manner. It was anticipated that the Spinsters' Return on election night would draw a goodly crowd, which it did. Every seat was taken in the hall, when the fun began. For an hour and a half the audience laughed, screamed and cheered at the situations and acting of the party. It was given by the school for the benefit of the school library.
County Agent Reeves encouraged neighbors to organize a Good Roads Association to improve roads within the Hay Creek to Bear Lodge to East Creek area. Members plan a meeting next Saturday, November 11, to perfect the organization and mobilize effort to unite and build better roads across the region.
Treed Pearson and Maudie Stoddard visited the Primary and Intermediate rooms on Tuesday. The ninth grade beat the eighth in spelling while all High School pupils were present. Absences were due to illness for Earl Morrison, Glen Bush, and Glenn Sutter. Spin sters’ Return brought 45.85 dollars. Books will be sent for BOO and reading circle materials were issued for Monday study. High School and Intermediate voters showed party splits on sample ballots with Hughes ahead in Intermediate and Wilson ahead in High School. Henry McGuire, with Empire Sheep Co., visited town this week.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co states in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for evidence that Alls Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh. The document is sworn before a public official and references internal remedies and blood cleansing claims.
Local notes report a Thanksgiving dance at the hall hosted by the Rebekahs. Visitors include Trusty Moore and Mrs G F Byrd from Spearfish. various residents travel for business, visits, and family news. other items mention livestock sales, moves, and a social gathering at Della and Paul Fowlkes with a music filled afternoon.
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