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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
4
Holiday pitch offers customized letter heads and envelopes with names ranch brand and optional color Tower image. Also an estray notice reports a red yearling steer branded 46-41 taken up at a local location.
Lost calf described as a red heifer about six months old with a left side marking. Reward offered by H. B. Clark at Tow ar, Wye for its return.
Arrangements with the County Treasurer let taxpayers pay taxes at Hulett State Bank bring notices. Railroad and town agents at Rockypoint New Haven and Forest stock cigars candies and gum. Fire back and bowling prizes with scores 60 cents to $5.00 and 200 to $5.00. Wages for a ranch cook housework sought at Mollen ranch Gillette Wyoming. Spectators and players welcome at Hulett Bowling Alley with water on tap. Art Cole proprietor.
Howard Sherrard and Steve Wright were summoned to Sundange for jury service. Mrs. Julio Sherrard and children travel to Indiana to spend winter with her parents. Mrs. Wm. Horlocker recently had surgery in Dakota and is recovering. Antoine Fort and Gon Toney visited the Davie family in Thedk on Thursday and then went to Cambria to see former neighbors. A Spearfish party hauled a new five hundred dollar well drill outlet to Lytle Hill but the chain broke, sending the tool to the bottom and crushing the device.
Local notices report D La Owens upgrading a ranch with new improvements. A shooting match is planned at Alex Campbell's on November 20. F Harrington and Fred Krager are in Bear Lodge chanting. L M Mowrey travels to Belle Fourche for facial surgery. The McDonald house nears completion as plasterers prepare finish work. H Binds distributes books at the Donald schoolhouse. J O McDonald moved his mill home for a brief sawing job before leaving again. A new phone at A Campbell's on the Aladdin Donald line prompts more residents to consider installing lines. Wa Phillips remarks mail work proves enjoyable, but winter tests loom. Deer hunters report poor game and little snow, while Massie sends corn for sheep feed. The region fears winter feed shortages but stays hopeful.
Fragmentary ledger lines show totals for capital paid in undivided profits expenses and taxes, deposits subject to check, certificates of deposit demand and time, notes and bills rediscounted plus miscellaneous figures. The OCR yields incomplete amounts and garbled words for a dated financial entry.
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