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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
8
A quirky note mentions newly married women kneading bread with gloves, with lingering comparisons to shop managers needing bread in various outfits. The piece notes New Haven and a wintery Garden of Eden contrast, referencing Cc. H. Hoback.
A notice lists Breck Lil selling gold rings at a new shop with any size available. Thanksgiving dance at the hall hosted by the Rebekahs is announced. Kerer invites you to visit if you need socks.
In this issue a menu for the Thanksgiving dinner served at the Hulett Hotel is listed. The notice asks readers to consider dining there rather than hosting a large home meal and mentions Mrs. Bush requesting notice of attendance.
Saturday evening December 6 at E A Watsons in Barlow Canyon a basket social will entertain guests. A new bidding stunt has men bidding on the ladies feet as part of supper basket auctions, turning glances to pedal extremities and likely boosting shoe sales.
A old note recalls last year’s severe winter while predicting a mild season this year based on light corn yield and slowed wildlife. Ex L O Glassburn and E A Watson traveled toward the Cheyenne river country to buy cattle but turned back near Moorcroft due to heavy snow drifts and scarce feed.
Jessie Hotchkiss is absent due to sickness. Visitors include Mrs. Bob Tate Mrs. Hotchkiss and Mrs. George Jolley. Primary room patrons invited to Thanksgiving program on Wednesday afternoon November 20. Students selling Riley pins to fund a large oil painting of the Swimmin Hole for the High School room. top seller will receive a copy of Riley poems. Partitions moved between Primary and High School. Educational Guild program set for November 25 7:90 p.m. Special music dialogue Helen Durfee Clare Callquist Chinese song Primary Room guitar solo Mrs Callquist. Debate on whether electricity has civilized the world more than steam Judge Tate Fred Youngman Harry Guthrie.
The Lead Call reports potatoes rotting in fall-stored bins under ideal conditions. Local and national reports show similar rot due to a post maturation vine disease. Rural colleges study the issue and urge conserving the current potato supply as crops are not full this area.
The Knight Campbell Music Co of Denver Colorado advertises its 48th annual illustrated bulletin listing pianos player pianos violins ukuleles and related music goods. They offer direct sales from fifteen top factories with special holiday terms and prepaid bulletins upon request. A separate note mentions nearly new men’s skates for sale at the office.
Bert Rathbun left Monday for a short visit in the Duck Creek country while Rev Brown of Slulett visited local friends. Bert Rathbun and Bert Huddleson were guests in New Haven Sunday. Smith Clark nears recovery from an operation and aims to return to school soon. Jas Storm headed to Aladdin Friday for a cattle shipment by Omaha train. New Haven remains a lumber center with two mills nearby. Ada Bear left for Mrs. Bert Dorsett's after a month with her sister. A lively dance drew a happy crowd at the hall last Saturday night. Ranchers Geo Jones and Herb Hemenwry were caught in the storm early last week. Springlike days bring mud and fading snow. Miss Rinehart, Edith Clark's patient, left for Hulett as Edith improves. A Thanksgiving dance is planned with music from Rhockypoint and a hall supper for all. The U S Geological Survey crew rolled their tents and broke camp on the 12th, suffering cold feet and ears. they will return in spring.
Bob Hobart moves to his ranch while Charles Lobban cooks for the roundup. Dink Cooper rents W A Smith pasture and buys feed. Mr and Mrs Skiff relocate and build on their ranch. Urban and Cheshier family at home. Cheshier runs an engine at Colony. Carr of Ohio files on the river and praises the region. About thirty residents could not vote due to ballot shortages. Kk E Cheshier moves to Bucher ranches as the community loses a family. School reports over two thirds on time and attendance. one student average shown. Mrs Bert Dorsett, from near Terhune, underwent surgery and rests well at Mrs Watt Baker’s home. Surgeons were Dra Fasser and Bostwick.
Jim Storm visited Omaha on business while W A Smith came from Alzada. Miss Ida Wilson injured by a fall on icy boards. The Northwest Post records minus 20 at Bear Lodge side. Thanksgiving services planned at Hulett church with music and sermon. J F Divine buys 400 acres on Little Missouri to enter sheep business and plans to move in April. Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges held a joint meeting with possible future changes.
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