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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
8
Community notes recount dances in Alva and Beaver Creek visits by locals and visitors from Lead and New Haven. Farmers, road concerns, and school attendance are mentioned along with plans for a turkey shoot, raffling, and social events in November and December.
J J Minnich reports fence wire gone on Sunday. Bill Anderson hauled junk, Ike White surveyed, J S Moore inspected land, Bill Conzelman built a brick chimney, Owen Conley and four men expand shelter for stock. L L White and son Worthy hauled lumber from George Russell, Herbert Watford gathered instruments for the Al Storta Thanksgiving dance. Mr and Mrs A R Simon are now located at Steineaur Neb and doing well.
Fred Ackles endured a rough threshing season while Lottie Barlean assisted Mrs. Fred Ackles in cooking for threshers. A large attendance enjoyed the Mr Graves dance. Mrs. Ackles has moved to Belle Fourche to make her home for a time, glad to return from Bear Lodge mud but sad to part.
An article argues Tammany Hall is defeated but not destroyed. It recalls past uprisings against Tweed and 1879, notes the November 4 election repudiated the graft, and warns the people must permanently eliminate bossism or risk future returns.
Reports from the Capitol say senators and representatives from western states will get 250 millet, 200 Grimm alfalfa, and 40 field pea seed packages for dry farming experiments. Each package covers an acre and comes with cultivation directions, and only one seed type per applicant will be sent. Applications are first come, first served within the per-member limits.
A Kemmerer neighborhood man is praised as a good citizen who helps neighbors in sickness, donates to public enterprises, and quietly serves the community without seeking praise. The piece contrasts him with “four flashers” who wear red sashes and avoid real duty.
Sinnett Hall builds a dam on his premises while Joe Espel works rye and hauls corn fodder. Sittler Espel and Harry Kirksey rabbit hunt and take two jacks. Emil Krah suffers a runaway accident in Belle Fourche and is hurt but expected to recover. John Becker plows and bides his time batching, not fond of cooking. he seems pleased with life.
Notice is hereby given that Sherman J. Brimmer of Hulett Wyoming, who on Oct 10 1907 filed an application for land described as the northwest quarter of section 31 township 1 range 9, intends to make final five and three year proof to establish his claim before Herman H Gunderson U S Commissioner at Hulett Wyoming on December 27. Witnesses named: John L Callquist Carl S Wright Carrie P Butta Henry S Guthrie all of Hulett Wyoming. Joe Lytle Register. 1-27 to 12-25
Ray Wells of Downing Wyoming files intent to make final five year proof to establish homestead claim on sections 28 and 44 in township 52 north range 3 west 6th P M. The hearing before the Sundance land office is set for December 2 1913 with witnesses Kera Woolen Ames Oudin Will Oudin and Frank Dearborn.
A brief advisory urges carrying land papers at all times when facing land issues. Quote attributed to H. H. Gunderson of the U S Commission stresses preparedness for disputes or claims regarding property.
Notice states the Tlulett State Bank claims qualification to receive County funds and urges taxpayers to pay taxes at the bank. It promises convenience with no extra cost and offers to process mailed checks with the tax notice, signed by the bank.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Charles P Diller. Letters of administration granted Oct 8, 1913, to the administratrix. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from benefits. If claims are not exhibited within one year from the date of letters, they are forever barred. Sundance Wyce Oct 20, 1914. Gertha A Miller Administratrix. Lb 27 to bell.
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