11 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
1
An appeal promotes giving The Youth's Companion as a year long gift. It promises current issues free for testing, includes the 1916 Forecast, and offers a year of 52 weekly issues plus a 1916 calendar for subscribers who send $2.00, with 1915 issues included at no extra cost. Boston MA address and subscription notes follow.
The Sunday school orders two dozen chairs and a secretary’s table while urging gratitude and attendance at services. County Agent Reeves visited last Thursday promoting more and better dairy cows and the grade stock at fair prices, with Reeves’ cow delivering about four car loads. The Globe editor champions a north divide road into Hulett and vows to push for progress despite terrain, urging booster spirit. W L Lavalle and A G Robinson left for the railroad to haul two four horse freight loads home. Rancher L F Atkinson moved to Bear Lodge country making Hulett his trading point. Local arrivals include Mrs LuDillon, George D Simmons, and Dona A Simmons to visit the Simmons family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Woodgock thank friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the illness and death of their baby George.
Next Friday afternoon at 4000 oclock a patrons meeting will be held in the school house in Hulett. Every patron of the school is urged to be present as important matters will be discussed and action taken regarding future meetings. Attend.
W W and J L Driskill announce a reward for information leading to the conviction of parties trapping or trespassing on their property. The notice states the amount offered and identifies the property owners as the Driskills.
On November 16 the Willing Workers stage an entertainment titled Marriage of the Mid get Or Tom Thumb Wedding featuring about 60 children aged 2 to 13. The event promises an evening of enjoyment at the hall Tuesday evening November 16. Deeds mortgages and other legal papers drawn Gunderson.
Grandpa Brees returns from a visit with BOF fon on Pine Ridge. Mrs E Biehey and Mrs Miller recover from sickness and resume duties at the tavern. Tomeny Hihctinoe breaks an arm. A large shipment of nursery stock from Fisherman Nurseries at Charles City Iowa arrives with satisfaction. Jasper Brooke and KF Byrd survey cattle near Belle Fourche, noting ample feed and hay in Alzada, predicting a stable winter for stockmen.
A Western politician and new auditor reports Wilson's strength is strong in the West but receding. Investigations across states from Chicago to the Pacific coast suggest Republicans have a fair chance in 1916 only if they nominate a strong candidate on a strong platform.
Mrs. Bertha Miller had her house newly painted by Watt Baker. Miss Gertrude Watson returns from Deadwood Friday. Vint Bloxom visits from the Little Missouri ranch and reports ample feed. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith of Aladdin pass through en route to New Haven to visit relatives. W. S. Smith pursues a cranberry business hunting horses from the McGinn drive and detaining them at Moorcroft. A new threshing machine arrives this week. Mr. Ingraham becomes the new proprietor and plans to clear stacks on the Durfee divide. Kerer advertises rubber goods and low over shoes for winter. Terhune country travelers along Schenck hill praise the road improvement and envision further north work. The road can be repaired at all bad spots. The tenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fischer is celebrated November 3 at their ranch near Tower with a large, festive supper and later dancing at Ed. Fischer's venue.
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