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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
8
The Willing Workers will meet weekly until the Bazaar instead of every other week due to remaining tasks. The Thursday meetings move from Friday, at Mrs. Lulu Powell's place. The president urges full attendance and suggests members take unfinished work from Mrs. Chas. Hauber if unable to attend.
An advertisement promotes The Youth's Companion with a special two for one price including 1918 issues, 1917 remainder, 1918 home calendar, and McCall's Magazine 12 fashion numbers all for 2.285 dollars. Also mentions Boston publisher address. Tower Chimes notes local incidents and a military report on Lee, a sharpshooter with a 19 800 yard score amid talk of a possible movement of his division.
Shoeman Kever promotes a line of holiday goods as townspeople prepare for winter. Leo Harshfield travels to Nebraska to husk corn while residents plan to bring wood to the church.
Thursday evening neighbors held a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jolley. Jolley and Sterling plan a winter in Washington, while Dave Durham visits from Nebraska. Reports of travel, farming, and local events fill the Moorcroft Democrat with social updates and small-town happenings.
Cap Storm asks readers to bring in tax notices and papers related to transactions to save time and money. He urges memory jogging and cooperation, saying the United States Commissioner can receive tax payments and accommodate people but needs documentation.
Mortgage default on a 1916 loan from Frank Keaer and Cora Kezer to Fred Schloredt Sr triggers sale of Crook County land. Property lies in Sections 25 and 26, Township 52 N Range 97 W, totaling 320 acres. Sheriff sale set for December 3, 1917 at Sundance Courthouse front door at 2 PM.
One seven horse power steam engine and nine horse upright boiler in first class condition. Can be mounted on wagon, weighs 2200 pounds. Price two hundred dollars. R. R. Turley known as Shorty in Wyoming.
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