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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
5
Sunday a boy named Roy Clark fell from a horse while chasing a wandering bull at Geo Russell's. His foot caught in a saddle strap, the horse bolted and kicked. he sustained head and shoulder injuries but is improving and expected to recover.
Del Storm sold his 766 acre home ranch east of Sundance to L N Lyon Jr of Falls City Nebraska for 15000 dollars. Lyon plans to move, enter the stock business, import blooded stock and use the ranch for winter feeding. Storm may relocate near Hulett, while remaining near Sundance.
Boggie Jefferson, a prosperous ranchman from near the Tower, arrived with 126 turkeys en route to Lead where buyers report a strong fowl market. He raised about 400 turkeys last summer and expects to sell at 1.75 to 2.00 dollars per bird on the Hills market during the holidays. Butler visited from Lightning Flat for land business.
Hulett's business men organized a commercial club last Saturday evening. Officers elected are President W. F. Leslie Vice-President J. W. Hunter Secretary R B D French and Treasurer Robt W Garthan. They plan another meeting tonight to outline plans to advance Hulett as a business and trading point. The club anticipates benefiting town and country and invites support for upcoming efforts.
A Thanksgiving message from the Globe editor defends the paper against critics, citing two favorable endorsements from Wyoming and Spearfish readers. The piece praises the paper as clean and fearless, dedicated to public good, fairness to political groups, and respectful of citizens, urging continued support from readers.
Mr and Mrs Geo P Butts came home last Saturday evening after a sad trip east Mrs Butts mother died in Mitchell D D and was buried Saturday Mrs Butts health improved aside from trip wear Fred Sutton returned from a vacation to his boyhood home in Illinois He enjoyed the visit but preferred the old scenes Read your home newspaper Thomson s injury to his back keeps him confined to his room Thanksgiving services at the church drew a large audience Rev Brown gave a fitting address with thoughts to take home
Mrs Wooldridge and daughter Lucile depart from Boyes Montana to Texas for a warmer winter. Sam Wooldridge plans to stay and handle sourdough duties again while stock stays healthy. He notes Boyes area suits him, distances to rail lines, and praises Montana roads as well managed.
Letter from Allie Jewell state superintendent appeals Wyoming residents to fund the Children’s Home at Wheatland. She notes last year’s donations from Hulett and local groups, cites care for 53 Wyoming children, tax savings from keeping children out of public charges, and emphasizes nonsectarian care for all orphans.
A meeting will be held at the Russell school house next Sunday at Stovelock to decide whether to organize a Sunday school. No further details are provided.
The Busy Bees class names Merrill Brown as president and Ethel Lawrence as vice president for six months. Willard Ripley is secretary with Dallas Roberts as assistant secretary and Viva Roberts as treasurer. Four new pupils Helen Durfee Rosa Storm Rhoda Powell Leal Brimmer join. twelve present November 23 with 56 cents collected.
Cap Storm visited Belle Fourche on business while Carl Chaffin was in town early in the week. A social dance occurred at the Cotton ranch Friday evening. Henry Nelson travels to St. Louis this week. An Oddfellows hall dance is planned by the Rebekahs tonight. L. O. Glassburn hauled lumber for Fawdale pig sheds this week. Frank Sabatka and August Turnquist came from Cracker Creek on Tuesday. Mrs. Rohde left the hotel for private house work. Franklin Smith of Ewing Nebraska was here last Friday to manage his jewelry store and check on local real estate holdings.
Carlile Cullings reports Nora Brosa works at Campbells. Geo Blakeman visited Sun dance last week. Mrs Zimmerschied sold turkeys to A J Green. Thanksgiving night dance planned at D K Aiey. John Zimmerschied plowed fall fields. Oliver and Lester Zimmer schied hunted yesterday. Peter Zimmerschied and family visited Mr Davis last Sunday. Ed Langenbacker and wife visited W H Blakeman. Lucy Greenough visited W A Blakeman. W H Blakeman hauled grain to Hullet for hogs. Fred and John Zimmerschied and families spent Sunday with Otis family. C A Lipe traded two mules to Mr McGuire for two two-year-old horses. Henry Zimmerschied rode down from the peaks last week and reports fine conditions. Ed Blakeman plans hog business with five head from his father, one from his brother, two from Otis Zimmerschied. Fred Zimmerschied and his wife’s eldest sons baked bread. they did well as mother was away.
The list notes students with no absences in the past month including Montie Pearson Harvey Lawrence Opal Moore Ray Pearson and others. A second list records those not tardy or absent. The first year class celebrates completing half of the Rose primer and starting the first reader.
The Mothers' meeting will be held at the church next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The subject is Loyalty. Ladies are requested to bring their fancy work.
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