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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
12
Mr Mondell expresses gratitude for Wyoming support in the recent election and urges constituents to write freely on issues facing Congress. He notes upcoming attention to cost, oil and phosphate funds, water power sites and local matters that affect Wyoming and the nation.
Sheridan reports a near miss when a fire started by a cigar stub in a sawdust cuspidor box spread from the electrical supply house. The box burned, the floor was damaged, and firefighters arrived just as flames began to take hold.
Alex Woodcock arrived in town last Friday with a broken lower leg after a horse fell on him. The fracture was reduced and he remained as comfortable as possible under the circumstances.
Mr. Schiller advances a new building project on his lots and continues steady progress with a recurring stunt praising mill-a-grinding in Hulett. Jack McHugh completed a deep well for Robert Moline and joined Red Tate for another dig. Bel l Four che Northern Telephone linemen repair lines nearby while Lawrence boys erect first New Haven line poles. Dr. Bostwick oversaw work, Vane Cooke arrived from Beaver Creek with Alex Woodcock for surgery. Demand for town lots grows amid available space. Janet Kelley and Mrs. Gach spent Sunday on the divide.
Mr and Mrs Allen Barrett and family are visiting friends in Spearfish this week. George Derrickson was a visitor at his sister Mrs J A Bates last week.
I will pay $100.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person unlawfully handling my horses or penning them in wire pens. A J Murphy Belle Wyoming.
The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac for 1911 is now ready and widely used as a guardian angel in homes. The accompanying Word and Works Magazine is offered together for one dollar per year. Address Word and Works Publishing Company St. Louis Mo to subscribe or prepaid.
Restoration to entry of lands in Sundance National Forest Wyoming affects 119.40 acres, open January 30, 1911, under homestead laws. Listings cite Roger Haire Buckhorn and Joseph H Deckleman as applicants with preemption rights for certain described tracts in T50N R62W and nearby sections.
Restoration to entry of 133.36 acres in Sundance National Forest Wyoming will occur January 30 1911 under homestead laws. Listings include three tracts 30.82 3 0 acres and 41.00 acres near Sundance with Maria A Deckelman Thomas Whitelaw and David Williams listed as applicants. Fred Dennett Commissioner approved October 1910 with Interior Secretary action.
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