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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
1
Local News Notes From New Haven
Carl Rathbun bought six calves of C L Clark recently. Lew Willson and his wife and son visited C L Clarke last week. Dave Dorsett John Vochran and wife plan to live on their ranch this winter. George Jones went to his North Fork ranch to work on his new house. Frank E Clark and sister Lottie will move to Kansas with Frances. Harry Willson hunted last week and saw deer with some ammunition used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rathbun
C. L. Clark
Lew Willson
C. L. Clarke
Dave Dorsett
John Vochran
George Jones
North Fork
Frank E. Clark
Lottie
Kansas
Frances
Harry Willson
McGoy Divide Social Roundup
G F Berger visited home folks over the weekend. A large crowd enjoyed a dance at White's hall. Al Loy helped move a saw mill from Music place to the galch last Wednesday. Mrs Pollock and baby girl are doing nicely. Pollock returned to his sheep herding after visiting home. Vincent Bloxom visited C D White in EBArcony. Divide residents attended the Hu Jett election dance for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Berger
White's
al Loy
Mr White
Music Place
Galch
Fire destroys William Shier saw mill and outfit
Last Saturday night a blaze in William Shier's saw mill in Hulett caused total loss of the machinery and nearly all equipment. The yard lumber was saved after strenuous effort. A new outfit is being planned and work to resume is anticipated soon. Local church officers were elected at the recent meeting and Dr and Mrs EB Brown plan to relocate to Sundance this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shier
Shier
Hulett
Mra. H. H. Gunderson
Eugene A. Blakesley
Ohurch
Farrall Finds and Local Happenings in Farrall
Lively Farrall gatherings marked by the largest precinc t vote of eighty one cast without trouble or alcohol issues. Henry Elisberg hosted a party with about sixty five guests, music and supper noted as excellent. Judge Butterfield plans to move north to buy ranches. Grace Reid builds a new home on her ranch. Ralph Smith serves on jury in Sundance this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrall
Henry Elisberg
George Butterfield
Smiths
Ralph Smith
Sundance
Letters Uncalled For at Hulett Post Office in 1908
Week Banding notes uncalled letters for Jas Meyhers W Marr Anna Flint Frederick Richardson Ed gar Ross 8 H Smith. If not claimed in 30 days they go to Dead Letter Office Postmaster Elmore Engle. Reports of Harney Bear Lodge snow and quiet business, Wyo. rough weather, Wood runs a saw mill near Farrell. Belle Fourche ships product. Also church pastor W R Howell returns to Gillette. hunting party returns with antelope. Thompson brothers threshing in Montana. Vernon Powell recovering from typhoid at Belle Fourche hospital. Moenhbhter family welcomes a son. Jo Welsh moves to Sundance. W J Wood travels to Sundance for business. A B Gay Hardware Co Belle Fourche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Jas. Meyhers
Wm. Marr
Anna Flint
Frederick Richardson
Gar Ross
H. Smith
Elmore Engle
Harvey Wood
Bear Lodge
Mr. Wood
Wood
Farrell
Wyo
Belle Fourche
Indies
W. R. Howell
Gillette
Henry Brosa
Geo Grenier
Walter Colling
Bert Cole
Wyoming Flats
Vernon Powell
Guy Moenhbhter
Grandpa Brown
Jo Welsh
Sundance
W. J. Wood
Pioneer banker George Weare dies at Sioux City Lawn
George Weare longtime Sioux City resident and president of the Iowa bank died at 7 AM at his home 705 Pearl Street He was born December 8 1884 in Vermont and would have turned 74 He helped shape early Sioux City and mentored many business leaders with a conservative banking style and strong community ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weare
Sioux City
Henry G. Weare
Sioux City Tribune
Michigan
West
Allegan County
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Weare
Allegan Mich
Rochester
N. Y
Daye
Weare
Greene & Weare Bank
Linn County
Mary Carpenter
Gabriel Carpenter
Henry
Frontieramen
Council Bluffs
Timber for Sale Low Timber New Mill
Timber for sale on land with a good road and bank. loam available. Contact John L Callquist for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L . Callquist
Fragmentary text about ongoing features in a Mu nl pre
Incomplete OCR reads about continued timing and sequence of events. The fragment hints at a schedule or plan but provides no clear names places or actions to verify.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Haven
Mra. EB. W. Brown
Rom Ny Manah
Bae Og Dees
Thompson
Montana
Gay Hardware Co
Little Sioux
Perry Creek
Allison
Tobank, Mer
Ued
Viking
Jolie Bet Feta
Porto
Ours
W. J. Wooc
Wm. Shier
Munl Pre Ees Iin
Anil Contin
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