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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
5
Ranch advertises sale of native Wyoming Hereford cattle described as high class. No further details or contact information are provided in the readable text.
United States charged Willard Menter and Lewis Menter with unlawfully cutting timber on government land. At Cheyenne term, defendants withdrew not guilty pleas and pleaded guilty. The court sentenced each to a $500 fine plus costs and commitment to Natrona County jail until compliance.
Tekamah Neb Journal notes William Jennings Bryan breaks with his party to push a cause against offers of hope. Some Democrats oppose his stand while a large cross section of voters from all parties support his principle, predicting he will shape politics next year.
The Casper Tribune notes a rift planned between Hayden M. White of Buffalo Voice and Governor Kendrick on state wide prohibition. It asserts the party supports prohibition but debates methods, arguing both men are open minded and urging unity in the Democratic ranks. Lusk Herald (Democratic).
Lucile Tinkcom quits school to return to Ridge. Jess Martin and Earl Morri son were absent last week. Examinations occur in intermediate and high school rooms this week. Nelson Bryant absent from high school last Friday. Eighth grade pupils will take county examination Friday and Saturday. Two days off for Thanksgiving and exams. Primary room pupils on time: Ruth Garman Mildred Pearson John Callquist Galen Miller Oscar Pearson Charles Chittim Iver Pearson Chester Smith Harvey Lawrence.
From across the state comes word of bumper turnips ranging from 15 to 21 pounds locally Crook county claims the real bumper John Seely brought in a 244 pound specimen grown with no special care or feeding in soil at the head of Government can yon sample of which we all may be proud.
The Sunday School plans a social Saturday evening December 4 at the hall. Mrs Katie Sabatka presented two witnesses with three in support of her final proof on a country home stead. William Curry Stoddard filed final proof on his Elkhorn Creek homestead, fencing the tillable acreage and improving stock. A C Woodcock inspected the Schenck Hill road and urged quality, permanent work for better roads north. Editor notes a Nebraska legend and crop season reflections from A Garman. Irene at TL schoolhouse events listed for Hulett and surrounding area.
The report notes Joe Farrell left Sunday for Wisconsin to buy dairy cattle for Sun dance country farmers. Dave Crawford works with the JH ranch this winter while Harry Fuller returns to Buffalo country.
The shooting match drew a good crowd last Saturday. A large number of turkeys were sold with wholesale traveling salesmen from Lead taking many birds. Hale from Alzada returned to Alva with more cattle. Crafts Distemper Cure sold at the Alva store. Dane Simons has been ill for a week. Farmers bring in grain to the Alva feed mill for milk.
A Thanksgiving evening dance is scheduled at Phillips hall but has not yet opened due to busy schedules. The Collins threshing machine remains in the Buffalo Basin this week and will finish for the season. Robert Cook has improved after a hemorrhage of the head and will return home from Belle Fourche soon after medical care.
Grant Bay of Hulett transacted business locally this week. Ed Deford returned from Deadwood with his son who recently had surgery and is recovering well. Louthan came back from Hills country. Lute Mahnken and family visited town. he bought two lots in the new townsite. W B Ackerman became proprietor of a popular resort where E M Wilson tends bar and shaves are available.
Willing Workers met with Mrs. W. A. Ripley last Friday November 12 with 17 members and four visitors Mrs. Curtis Clark Mrs. Lormor Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. W. G. Tate from Alva The group plans a meeting this week with Mrs. Dick Bush at Bush and Pearson's store If weather is bad they will meet at Miss Ida Wilson's home
Read the ad at the head of this pay offering a large bunch of fine Hereford cattle for sale. The notice highlights quality stock and invites buyers to inquire for details on quantity and price.
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