26 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
1
Herbert M. Heminway, rancher of Rockypoint country, and Lee Harrington married last Thursday at Belle Fourche. Both are longtime Crook county residents of good standing, with bright prospects and strong community ties. The Globe joins friends in celebrating the union.
John Osgood and Riley Bailey report that Charles Heinbaugh a 24 year old local man killed himself at the home of Mrs Ida Proctor Wednesday night. Few in the room at the time so cause uncertain though ruled self inflicted. Heinbaugh raised near the Little Missouri before his parents moved to Belle Fourche and he worked for Powder River ranchers. The family notified and his father will bring the body to Belle Fourche for burial.
Richard Hotchkiss aged thirty three died at his Dietz home last Friday evening from paralysis. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Dietz church by Dr. M DeWitt Long of Sheridan. Interment followed at Mount Hope. A native of Scotland he came to America thirty two years ago and lived in Dietz eleven years. He was a miner both before and after moving to Dietz and held several positions with mining companies.
Frank Lytle of Trojan was found dead at the Keystone hotel in Deadwood yesterday morning likely from heart failure. An inquest will be held to determine cause. he leaves four brothers and three sisters and was aged forty six. The Sundance Times notes his burial at Sundance Cemetery.
Report of Hulett Sunday school for Sunday November 22. Attendance 50, collection 1.90, birthday offering 0.30 by Jas H Chittim. Bible class has 17 enrolled. Praises Prof. B F Webb for teaching. all classes growing. Invitation to join for study of scriptures each Lord's Day.
Busy Boyes residents push toward a local church and cemetery with land offers and volunteer help. A committee including Mrs J D Beach W H Lavell Frank Powers W H Turner and Charles Olson will study feasibility while Sun day school operates at the Boyes schoolhouse. Ed Kerer returns with wife to open a shoe shop and Harman Seely is bruised after a bicycle accident at over seventy.
Between five and six hundred people attended the formal opening of the Hospital Pharmacy in the Sheridan Annex last night. H. W. Ke Turmeure, manager, greeted visitors. Edison phonograph provided music. punch and carnations served. Turmenure praised public interest and predicted success.
A feature praising the unseen worker who drives business and town life, highlighting the essential role of the common laborer behind every storefront and factory. The piece honors the unnamed man ahead who keeps society moving and keeps towns from stagnation.
A Wyoming Farm Bulletin query offers practical winter storage methods for cabbage carrots beets parsnips and apples. It recommends selecting sound cabbage heads sorting apples for cool places and using sand storage for beets parsnips carrots and similar vegetables to preserve moisture and freshness through spring.
Saturday evening program features Mrs Gunderson and Merrill Brown readings singing and instrumental solos with a basket supper to follow Proceeds fund the pastor's salary Admission ten cents for all but children under school age Local notices include school teacher Nora Nora and new stock at Bear Ledge Pharmacy and updates on community residents and subscriptions
A Henry Nelson letter from Irvington Alabama reports orange blossoms, a good box car ride, and horses in fine shape. It mentions dry spring affecting orange and crop yields, a fair sweet potato crop, and a friendly tone with hopeful wishes for readers. Also notes local happenings: Fresh oysters at New Store, Carl Blatt finalizing proof, Robert L. Smith homestead success, Mrs Cordelia Wright and others with farms, and an accident involving Miss Effie Anderson.
Kerer the shoe man operates from the office of the Shier saw mill. He offers free rips and patches and half-sole services for boots and shoes.
One red steer three years old or over branded W on right hip with Waddle or right jaw and right ear cropped. Also another red steer three years old or over branded A on its side. Owner to identify and claim. Chef J. J. Houher.
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