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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
4
The Dipping Plant at Marchant's ranch is completed and ready for business. Any one wishing to dip their stock write at once to Ed Bailey, Aladdin, Wye. Wanted wood and rough food. Call at this office. Be the editor. Read your watches to J. D. Cory. Hello Pourehe.
One year from now A E Hoyt's term at the Sundance Land Office ends after fourteen years of service. Potential reappointment is uncertain as F E Rounds and Joe Lytle compete for endorsements. Petitions circulate while concerns persist over curb stone locators causing costly errors for settlers and officials.
Mrs. Douglas resigns as intermediate department teacher effective November 17 and the Sundance board accepts it. Miss Pearl Miller of Carlile will begin duties November 18. Miller is praised for Nebraska and Carlile area teaching success.
Notice is hereby given that Roce M Carey a Dairy poles Too pounty Wyoming has filed intent to make final timber and stone proof to establish land claim before 11 Gundeson US Commissioner at his office Blyot Wyoming on January 2 1900. Witnesses include Karl Davidson Guy Davidson William West and Charles Jones all of Rocky Palet Wyoming. A E Hoyt Register.
Notice describes a small crowd at the Phil lip hall wedding dance and a proposed Thanksgiving night dance at McDonald hall with hopes for good music. Local court matters brought J E Plummer and neighbors to Sundance for juror duty while Frank Reder visited Deep Creek. West Bros failed to fill an appointment, disappointing attendees after six months of waiting.
Wm Horlocker ships a car load of cattle to Omaha this week Antoine Fort travels Sundance on jury duty Tucker Proctor and wife visited neighbors John Louis and Andrew Guthi tig build new ranch houses Henry Nelson moved his sew mill to H B Clark’s and begins sawing Shiers repairs the mill after a fire and plans to move to George Butte place in two weeks Oka Wells moves to George Clark place for the year Mr Waldron and son Allen visited Forest on a Pierre South Dakota trip Mrs August Herchey owns over sixty turkeys to market this week Neighbors vaccinate cattle against black leg as young stock die Some social at Cotton school and dance at Manual Rathborn’s well attended last Friday night.
A local buyer visits this week with remarks on good horses and prices. Ned Lanning makes his first eastward cattle train trip to Ions. Jurymen from the area are released until Monday the 16th. Sted Arnold recovers from a spell, Albert Andrews rents his ranch to Mr. Meadows and moves to Crow Creek near Belle Fourche. Sabbath School attendance reaches 29. Rev eyperience fills the afternoon. Frank Ellsbury, Ellsbury Bros. kin, visits. he works for the railway. Cattle shipment from Aladdin yields moderate prices with many inferior animals. Weather notes compare November to May. six below zero noted during a cold snap. Carroll Kimball dined with the Smiths. excused from jury duty. Thanksgiving goodwill and turkey dinners teased for the Globe family and readers.
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