School opens in Upper Mewhirter with Mrs Meader in charge
The Upper Mewhirter school opens this week led by Mrs. J. T. Meader of Moorcroft. Cracker creek resident Co. W. Collins brings home a large load of provisions. Miss Josie Blakeman stays with Mrs. Brandt to care for the children during school hours. Ge0 King of Rockypoint and Harry Willson of New Haven visit Hulett and take a large quantity of Hulett's Best flour. Jim Chittim has spent two weeks driving a team, locating the horses and bringing them home. A marriage license is issued to Arthur Montgomery of Tower and Miss Mary McClear near Mona for a Thanksgiving Day ceremony at Miss McClear’s parents. John Stoddard loses a horse en route to Spearhead to claim his new home after a mishap. M. C. Connaughy near Belle injures leg in a calf-driving accident. Roads remain slippery for unshod horses since the last thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Meader
Moorcroft
Co. W. Collins
Cracker Creek
Josie Blakeman
Carlile
Brandt
Geo, King
Rockypoint
Harry Willson
New Haven
Hulett
Jim Chittim
Helbrook
Arthur Montgomery
Tower
Mary McClear
Mona
Miss McClear
Church Services and Willing Workers Meeting Schedule
The notice lists services for December 3 at Alva and Hulett with times 9:00 am and 7:30 pm. Willing Workers meet December 1 at 2:00 pm at Mrs. Robert Brown’s home. December 10 services in Goldie neighborhood move to 9:00 am. Pastor J. M. Brown notes date and hour changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Wloclock
Hulett
Robert Brown
Goldie
J. M. Brown
School Books For Sale By Hulett School Board
The Hulett School Board offers a quantity of used school books including Steps in English Morton's Geography Milne's Arithmetics Milne's Algebra and Kelloge's Physiology. Boards needing books can save money with this sale. 36-06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett
Chittim Plans Move from Arkansas to Oklahoma
L. C. Chittim writes from Globe that he has left Arkansas and will live in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, until he can profitably move to Wyoming. He enjoyed the country during his visit and hopes to settle here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Chittim
J. A. Chittim
Globe
Arkansas
Okmulgee
Okla
Wyoming
School Notes Mention Absentees and Honors for November
The column lists students in various grades who were neither absent nor tardy in November. It notes shifts in curriculum with Aldin to Baldwin readers, starts an Invalid Class for spelling, bemoans Rhoda Powell leaving the High School, reports a birth to Mr. and Mrs. W F Leslie on November 27, and announces the I O O F election of officers at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Tate
Helen Durfee
Clare Calleuist
Dexter Gunderson
Harry Guthrie
Fred Youngman
Ethel Dagger
Elma Garman
Leland Ripley
Wesley Storm
Harold Chittim
Asal Chittim
Elizabeth Watts
Henry Brimmer
Delbert Richards
Dora Cray
Ruth Garman
Charles Chittim
Ellsworth Richey
Christobel Brandt
Oscar Pearson
Logan Brimmer
Clarence Brimmer
Tommy Hotchkiss
Floyd Mewhirter
Sallie F. Baker
John Callgjuist
Naomi Engle
Clarence Pearson
Marie Engle
Wands Bunch
Belle Bunch
Jane Bunch
Paul Garman
Gertrude Storm
Joe Baker
Jay Engle
Mildred Pearson
Aldin
Baldwin
Rhoda Powell
W. F. Leslie
O. O. F. Dee. Ltd
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Nase Latest
Mr and Mrs C E LaGest Mr Arthur LaGest and Mr and Mrs T Jefferson express gratitude for the many acts of kindness shown during the illness and passing of their beloved daughter and sister Mrs Nase Latest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nase
C. E. LaGest
Arthur LaGest
T. Jefferson
England Likes Wilson Reelection Says London Paper
An excerpt from the London Daily News expresses satisfaction at Woodrow Wilsons re election. It praises him as a sagacious leader and notes England feared a Hughes victory and preferred Wilson for his policies and stance on tariffs. It hints at Anglo American interest in American policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
London Daily News
Lincoln
England
Hughes
Voters' Lead for Wilson Over Hughes Cited
The text states Mr. Wilson earned more votes than Mr. Hughes and notes partisan reactions. It mentions Democrats discussing causes while Republicans keep silent. It asserts the result is settled with no further explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hughes
Former Hungarian Premier Sees Winter Peace Hope in Berlin
In a Berlin interview the former Hungarian premier says peace may come this winter as Teutons crush Romania. He predicts Allies will seek terms favorable to Germany, though Allied reaction remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Romania
Germany
Wilson Sends First Wireless Message to Japan
On November 15 President Wilson transmitted the first wireless message between the United States and Japan. The address to the Japanese Emperor included greetings and praise for science enabling this line of communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
U. S
Japan
First Democratic President Succeeds Himself Since Jackson
The article notes President Wilson could serve a full term, making him the first Democrat to succeed himself since Andrew Jackson. It recounts prior presidents Grant Slayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland Harrison McKinley Roosevelt Taft and the dates surrounding Wilson’s rise to power.
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Wilson
General Grant
Slayes
Grant
Garfield
White House
Chester A. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Andrew Jackson
Rising prices force tighter budgets across town
The public notes sharp increases in food and clothing costs, with merchants maintaining slim margins yet raising most stock prices. Households adapt by forgoing many items once deemed essential, as economic strain prompts lessons in economy and prudent spending.
Dry land seed program invites Wyoming residents to apply
The Wyoming congressional delegation has distributed dry land seed over the past years. Many have not requested seeds yet and may miss out as each delegate has a limited allotment. Requests are filled in order, and once a variety runs out others may be substituted while stock lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Town Notes From Hulett and Surroundings
Local items report travels of Kirk Stoddard and family to Spearfish and Rapid City. Sundinee’s Herb Brockett plans a Rapid City home. Mrs. Durfee’s father in Missouri suffered a stroke. Montreal area? no. Garage expansions at Fred Sutton’s. George Morrison installs welding gear. Tinkcom seeks medical advice in Belle Fourche Hot Springs. Mrs. Geo. Russell narrowly avoids a runaway mishap. Hulett State Bank touts record financials and growth. Miscellany includes sales ads and health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Durfee
Missouri
Judge Harms
J. A. Corrals
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Church Services
Hind
Ingram
Hulett and
Kirk Stoddard
Herb Brockett
Sundinee
Rapid City
S. Dak
Will Bond
Terhune
Clara Schlichting
Jake Lebo
Nat Griffis
Watson's
Globe Office
Charles Grimm
Northfork
Canada
Jim Walsh
Jim
Riverside Avenue
J. P. Bush
Ernest St. Cadwell
Beatrice Craft
Ridge
Montana
S. W. P. Sellers
Charlie Roberts
Belle Fourche
Fasser Hus
J. F. Herington
Brown
Firemens’ Fund CO
H. H. Gunderson
People’s
Hulett State Bank
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