16 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
1
Large turkey shoot planned for Saturday afternoon at Hulett with a dance at Odd Fellows hall that evening. Readers are urged to study the school entertainment program on another page as the event promises a lively night on a well finished lard maple floor.
Teachers and eighth grade examinations will be held at the school house in Hulett on Friday and Saturday December 1st and 2nd, conducted by Mrs Elmore Engle.
Yesterday morning at eight o clock Misa Ella Durfee of this place and Ciarlu a Lown of Spearfish Dak were married at the Durfee home on Blacktail Creek. The ceremony by A K McRae followed the recent death of the groom s sister making the event very quiet with no guests. The bride, well known locally, has lived in the Hulett area most of her life and will reside in Spearfish after the ceremony. The groom works in the family mercantile business in Spearfish and the couple will make their home there. The Globe extends best wishes for their happiness.
Mrs Dan Lash suffered a serious accident early in the week when she slipped on ice while sweeping a back porch and broke two bones in her right hand. She was treated by Dr Bostwick and is recovering but will be limited in work for some time. On Saturday November 18 the Odd Fellows host a dance on the new hall floor. officials say the new hall is nearly complete and among the finest of its kind in the state, with a large crowd anticipated and a good time promised.
A man near Albin Wyoming inquired at the land office about land under the desert land act. He noted farms yield about thirty bushels per acre of oats this year and concluded the land isn’t desert land. He said nearby land sells around five dollars an acre and argued grain sales could cover costs, predicting rapid land value loss for those not irrigated. He cited Laramie valley yields and dry-year context, per the Laramie Republican.
W R Collins living in Nampa Idaho writes about the irrigated belt, praising water rights and fruit potential while noting Wyoming land values are high. he considers returning to Wyoming Crook county but stays for winter schooling and seeks lessons for real estate agents in selling property. He mentions free auto rides while viewing land and hopes for a reply.
Mrs Clara Cady has just returned from Spearfish after a ten day visit as zero weather grips the region. Six inches of snow with heavy drifts hinder travel. A Campbell and Wm Colburn went to Belle Fourche early this week likely for winter weather. A dance at Donald Hall failed due to the storm and will likely be rescheduled. J O McDonald hauls piping and roofing from Belle Fourche. Donald improvements loom with reports the Ruby Mines near Spearfish are thriving and ore pays well. Stockholders expect a mill on the Ruby grounds by next summer.
The undersigned offer a monetary reward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who kill steal or unlawfully handle stock belonging to them. The notice names J. L. Driskill and refers to a reward amount for police action.
A series of brief items report residents visiting towns, trading stock, and winter preparations. Trips to Sundance and Carlile are noted for M R Dagger J W Clark and others. Weather mentions include 26 below and 80 below readings. party details and miscommunications are recounted alongside cattle concerns and hunting plans.
An advertisement notes Murphy and Hassan offer well drilling on easy payments with approved security. It lists an address at Flulett or Belle and promotes flexible payment terms for services.
Mr. Tate works at the PIC for Mr. Driskill. Several people headed to Sundance last Monday. Dell Sturm bought one hundred tons of hay from Canpstool ranch. Malcolm Martin visited from the reservation for a week. Owen Gooley Will Kelley and Roy Rakestraw returned from a hunt last Thursday with bad luck. R K Mespell showed a new road and spilled his crowd when the dam proved narrow. he advised carrying a lantern next time.
A brief subscription notice directs readers to send payments to the Globe transit bureau with instructions to avoid numbering and distribution by mail.
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