Obituary of William Madding and Mabel Eloise Richey
William Madding, born April 1 1908 at Deadwood PD, died November 16 1918 at Hulett Wye, survived by his mother, stepfather and three brothers John Ted and Barney. Preceded in death by half sister Ethel May Schenick age 6. Willie, known as a hard worker, died during the flu epidemic. A short service was held at the cemetery. Also mourns Mabel Eloise Richey child of William Richey who died November 1 21018 near Hulett at age five. Saviour welcomes little children to his kingdom. Sympathy extended to the bereaved.
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William Madding
Deadwood
Hulett Wye
John
Ted
Sam
Barney
Better Land
Ethel May Schenick
Willie
Heavenly Father
Knotheth
Mabel Eloise Richey
William Richey
Hulett
Kingdom of Heaven
Notice of Homestead Claim Filing in Wyoming
Notice is given that Tin Piich A Thompson of Hulett Wyoming filed May 4 1912 intent to establish a three year homestead claim on land described as lots 16 17 and 7 9 10 section 6 7 township 5 south range 65 west sixth principal meridian before the Register and Receiver Sundance Wyoming on the 50th.
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Piich A. Thompson
Hulett
Wyo
Sundance
Died in France Wm H McCabe Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs Willie McCabe receives war department notice that her husband William H McCabe died October 8 from pneumonia after training at Ft Reilly and service overseas. He had married Willie Braddock May 25 1915 and lived at the Terhune Divide ranch with his parents two brothers and five sisters among survivors.
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Pearl McCutchan
Mallin
Texas
Willie McCabe
War Department
Wm. H. McCabe
McCabe
Suandance
Wyo
Ft. Reilly
Kansas
Long Island
William Lienry McCabe
W. UH. Jay
Terhune
Cross Anchor Ranch
Willie Braddock
Terhune Divide
Hulett Rochdale to Close for Thanksgiving Day
Hulett Rochdale announces temporary closure from 11 a m to 4 50 p m on Thanksgiving November 28. Manager M E St John notes adjusted hours for the holiday.
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Hulett Rochdale
M. E. St.John
Sunday School Resumes After Five Week Vacation
The notice invites attendance as Sunday School opens again after a five week break. Robt. Brown, Superintendent, urges a good turnout and continued support for the cause. Names of local residents are listed as claimants or witnesses from Hulett Wyoming.
Wyoming State News Highlights Hard Hit By War Influenza
The roundup notes beet digging and cane slicing, casualties including Herbert L. Miller of Buffalo, and a sharp shortage of feeder lambs in Denver. Smallpox rises in Cheyenne, the Evanston insane asylum reconstruction is approved, and Wyoming sees influenza deaths and recoveries, including a man who claims a mull plant cure.
Soldier Letter From Camp Cody Thanking Ladies Society
A soldier at Remount Depot 226 Camp Cody New Mexico dated October 18 writes Mrs Gray thanking her for a sweater. He praises the Ladies of the United States for their support and ends with best wishes and taps.
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Aux. Remount Depot
Camp Cody, N. M
Mrs. Gray
United States
Lost open face watch in Hulett Wyoming
William Myhre Carlile seeks the return of an open face Waltham watch size 16 or 18 lost in Hulett Wyoming. A suitable reward is offered to the finder who returns the item.
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Waltham Mike
Hulett
Wiliam Myhre Carlile
Red Cross meeting announces officer election
A Red Cross meeting is set for Saturday November 23 in the hotel lobby. All members are requested to be present for the election of officers. Merrill Brown, secretary. The note adds that government requires papers paid up three months in advance.
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Red Cross
Teachers Examination Dates Schedule For November
The State Board of Education sets the teachers examination for November 21 22 and 23. Candidates must provide evidence of high school or graduation credits and normal or college credits with the application. Papers are not accepted without these prerequisites. Information available on request. G Edna McWethy.
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State Board of Education
Earl Willson Returns Home From Camp Freemont
Earl Willson, the first soldier returning home with an honorable discharge from Camp Freemont California, visits the Globe. He reports a flu outbreak in his camp now controlled, and notes a twenty five day hospital stay with eighteen hundred others hospitalized.
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Earl
Camp Freemont
California
Globe
New Auto License Plates Arrive for 1919
Secretary of State Houx received a carload of 1919 automobile number plates in light green and black. Plates will be shelved and delivered to applicants in December. Licenses expire December 31. owners may keep current numbers or request special numbers by December 1. Registration fee remains 5.00.
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Houx
Seattle Leads Nation in Ship Building Says Mayor
Seattle Mayor Ole Hansen credits the city’s no saloons policy for its ship building supremacy. He recalls pay days drawing workers to saloons, harming families, leaving groceries unpaid and rent overdue, forcing moves or debt to cover essentials.
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Seattle
Ole Hansen
Hargen
Town Beat Highlights Visits and Local Ad
Henry Meyer and Enoch Thompson visited town this week with the Globe noting a profitable visit. Lewis Clark also appeared on the streets as local chatter centers on fire insurance offered at Hulett State Bank.
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Enoch Thompson
Globe
Hulett State Bank
Local and Personal News From Hulett and Vicinity
Pearl McCutchan was at early Hulett caller Monday. M. C. Connaughy was a business caller this week. Mrs Grant Bay and daughter Mrs Clarence Bear and children traded with Hulett Merchants. Gertie Roberts and Mrs George Kyrd were pleasant callers at the Globe office. Jake Hauber and sons were in Hulett on business. Joe Svoboda transacted business in Hulett. Grace Bush has been papering and painting her property and moves to town for school. Ben Krioning and family moved to Hulett for school. Louis Callquist brought Claris and John to town to resume studies. Roy Foy and wife dined with Miss Rhoda Powell. R. L. Smith seen on our streets. John D. Seely was a Globe office caller. Fowlkes bought sheep. Charles Roberts hauled fat cattle to market. Charlie Durfee in town driving despite storm. Audrey Slaybaugh and Olive Colwell were Hulett visitors. Thos Hotchkiss gone to Omaha with cattle. Mrs Daisy Evans from Goremann Mont Nov 15. two weeks then to Bozeman Mont. Mrs F. B. Ambs of Omaha arrived Nov 19. daughter of Grandma Schenk. Sympathy to the family. Ray Edsall and wife traded here early week. Albert Charleston on business. Jess Storm on business. Terhune shook hands on the streets yesterday. Henry Brosa in town settling with Co L Tate who bought a small farm northeast of Hulett. Frank Chaffin among old friends and business. Dave Crawford in town briefly.
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France
Witherness
Fred Hobart
Webert
Hobart David Stoddard
William Stoddard
C. Hi. Massie
Register
Robt. Brown
Hulett Merc. CO
Wyoming State News
Union News Service
Herbert L. Miller
Buffalo
Denver
War Industries Board
Cheyenne
Evanston
University of Wyoming
State Board of Health
Lander
J. West McDowell
Eugene Borel
McDowell
Mike Wantulock
Monarch
Sheridan
Frank Jones
Tongue River
Leiter
Joe Leiter
Northere
Clearcreek
Clearmont
Glenda
Dr. Clegg
MacDonald Bank
Blanche Lummis
Lookout Mountain Road
Colorado
Misa Lummis
Misa Burdick
Youngstown
Ohio
Lyman Ford
F. E. Warren
Wyoming
John J. Pershing
Presido
San Francisco
Ford
Florence Warren
Mayer
United States Court For the Southern District of
Glenrock Oil Company
R. C. Mogargel
New York Stock Exchange
Lower
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Glenrock
Knighton Ranch
Powder River
Dave Knighton
Douglas
Big Horn Reservoir
James Wilson
Siicerely
Oliver Sheldon
Merrill Brown
G. Edna McWethy
Earl Willson
Henry Meyer
Lewis Clark
Woming
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Iulett
Gertie Roberts
George Kyrd
Globe Office
Jake Hauber and Sons
Joe Svoboda
Grace Bush
Ben Krioning
Louis Callquist
Claris
Roy Foy
Rhoda Powell
R.L. Smith
John D. Seely
Fowlkes
Charles Roberts
Charlie Durfee
Audrey Slaybaugh
Olive Colwell
Thos. Hotchkiss
Omaha
Daisy Evans
Goremann Mont
F. B. Ambs
Omaha Nebr
Grandma Schenk
Ray Edsall
Albert Charleston
Jess Storm
Mr. Terhune
Henry Brosa
Co. L. Tate
Frank Chaffin
Dave Crawford
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