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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
1
A Village roundup reports a young inventor claiming war motion solution and a market launch plan. An accident injures a Sundance visitor. localDr Claren bach treats the artery wound. Dirt and mischief tale of a drunken rider loosening ranch gates amid ongoing harvest, dances, and deer hunting as winter nears.
Saturday visits at Ed Seig's and Tuesday help for Owen Conley fill this week. L. L. White delivers melons to Moorcroft while Simon conducts a Moorcroft business trip. R. W. Rakestraw works for John Leeman recently as Will Canzleman and Spriggs of Republic City call at the Tower post office.
A baby girl was born on Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wood. The report notes the children of George Nielsen are improving after a rough week and hints at a growing family.
Ed and Will Bailey were summoned to Spearfish by their grandmother Mrs Williams death. Remains were taken to New York for burial. she was near ninety seven. Bert Robbins threshing crew are briefly at home as farmers prepare grain. Robbins well drill at Fred Fitzs. two hundred sixty feet with no water yet. Roy Tilton Mrs Clarence Bell visited Spearfish. A new baby born to Charley and Mrs Gage. Divide school operates with Mrs Shaw. Jack Frost lingering oddly long. Irving Morrell cried in Spearfish.
A sharp caution to subscribers that unless a renewal order is received this issue will be the last. The notice asks readers to confirm if they want to keep the paper, stressing not to miss an issue.
The text states that physicians midwives or others who fail to register births or who file false statements on birth or death certificates face misdemeanor charges with fines from ten to one hundred dollars or up to ninety days in jail. It also imposes duties on local registrars and requires the state registrar to notify prosecutors to enforce the act Chapter 99 Laws 1907. J L Bostwick M D Local Registrar.
Mr and Mrs J W Clark visited Marion Sisson and H O Warford homes. Chas Warford and Tom Consleman hosted guests. Moorcroft expects an excursion bringing 300 people. Will Consleman plans shingles delivery and Guy Cure's upcoming November bride arrival on a Pine Ridge homestead. Fortunate horse and rider escaped injury when a horse fell into a hole.
John and George West visited to advance their piano business and report growing success. Charley McCoy returned from a park trip and is happy to be home. Mrs. Rogers, recently cared for at a hotel, returns to Belle after visiting her mother. Miss Leacher Moore arrived from Hulett Wyoming to take a stenographer role at the First National Bank.
In Sundance grim notes give way to hopeful health reports as residents Mrs. Willard Ripley and others recover and may soon travel. John Mabanken from Ewalt posted high Chicago market cattle prices, while J. M. Bowser of Farrall buys the Wm. M. Thomson farm for 18000 and plans move. Stanwood Herald notes Crook county ties and regional real estate gains.
Mrs M Cotten reports Monday morning that Mr Cotten broke a leg in Kansas City while overseeing cattle shipments. His horse slipped and fell, leaving him laid up. The Baldwin piano is backed by an indefinite guarantee sold by ee Brothers'.
Peter Hazelbaker and Miss Mary Leeson married in Sundance with many local friends wishing them happiness. Mrs. C. C. Storm and the children left Sunday for Humbolt Kansas for an extended visit, Cap rode with them to Belle Fourche. Frank Chaffin plans a new livery barn to replace the old structure to expand business.
The Hulett school opened on Monday September 6 with an enrollment of twenty six students evenly split between two departments. No pupils were absent or tardy in September. Names listed for perfect attendance include Eva Byrd Nora Brosa Beatrice Broan Blanche Brosa Barnie Madding Harold Chittim Teddie Madding Mina Baker and Hazel Broga.
Mrs. E. B. Miller is very low at this writing. Morgan Hulett and W. F. Dent SHARDS SALTO from Aladdin Mon ay. Will Wood and wife were business visitors in Sundance the first of the The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Proctor was buried last Sun day afternoon. The parents have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. Now it is W. A. Moore who is adding to the town by erecting a six room residence over across the river. It will be a com modious dwelling when completed, and will add materially to the val ue of Mr. Moore's holdings.
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