06 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
1
Worthy White and Gilbert Brinaher returned from Aladdin on Tuesday with several loads of wheat. They note a very large number of loads arriving at the Aladdin elevator daily.
Local and personal notes from town Saturday include E A Richards H H Kiehl and John Hodnes and J S Patton. Vaughn Ackerman filed on a stock raising homestead entry before US commissioner Yeoman at Hulett. Aladdin beat Nisland six to two in a baseball game at Nisland. Carl Wilson visiting Pearson home from Minnesota plans a Wyoming winter to improve health. Ed Seig builds a new bridge at Little Missouri crossing near McLeod school. Wyoming State Highway survey crew completed a survey for a highway through Hulett to the South Dakota line aided by the Hulett Community Association.
A state dairy law advances public protection and industry growth in Wyoming. The article highlights Mille potential, fertile valleys, silos, and regions like Star Valley with multiple cheese factories. It stresses scientific farming, proper feeding, shelter, and milk records for profitable dairying, urging producers to treat dairying as a business.
Mrs. A A Dillipeau wins shopping to Elulethinst of the week. County commissioner John Thorne travels to Sundance on Tuesday to attend October board meeting. CT Lote presents a load of freight for Aladdin at Pholett merchants Tuesday. Mrs PLA Bosh makes timber and stone claim before U S commissioner.
Crook county pioneers mourn the death of Mrs Ac Ripley who passed away after weeks of illness. Born Phoebe Ripley in New York March 10 1846 she lived in Wisconsin Grand Rapids Iowa and Wyoming before settling on the Rocky Bord line homestead. She is survived by her husband A J Ripley son Willard and other relatives. Funeral services were held Monday in the county of her long residence.
MC Comenaghy rode down from the ranch Monday to Wolpead for town business. Ed Debord and wife arrived from the ranch Monday to attend to business errands in Hulett.
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