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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
8
Public notice proclaims this paper as the official publication for residents of northern Crook County. It invites readers to engage with regional information and community notices.
Joel C. Evans born in Shelbyville Tennessee lived much of his life as a rancher and county commissioner. He taught school early in life and later pursued farming before illness led to retirement and death after seeking medical care in Omaha. He leaves a devoted wife and children. services and burial were planned in Tennessee.
The Hulett Rebekah Lodge No 10 C F and J O O F unite to extend heartfelt sorrow to Daisy Evans widow of Joel Evans and daughter of Rebekahs. They resolve to publish the resolutions and send copies to the widow, dated October 3 1915 at Hulett Wyoming.
H F Hendricks rented his ranch house to Mr. Silver Strand and used the Wade Baggett house as a shop while repairs. While lighting a stove fire last Sunday, flames spread from the ceiling and paper walls, severely burning Hendricks on the head and burning his hands as he tried to rescue belongings. The incident occurred during preparations for winter occupancy.
Three couples from Crook county wed last week and plan to start new lives near Gillette Aladdin and New Haven. Louis French and Dena Johnson Claude Smith and Alfreda Davidson Melvin Denniston and Jessie Music marry and seek happiness in coming years.
Frederick W. Blatt of Sundance Wyoming and Miss Jenevieve Grace Pickett of Pierre South Dakota wed at the Gay home in Thermopolis at noon on September 22 1015. The ceremony was performed by Dr. A B Irwin before relatives and a wedding dinner followed. The couple will reside in Crook County where Blatt serves as county surveyor and owns ranch interests. Guests included Mrs John Robert Pickett and Dwight Pickett of Kennebec S D and George Blatt of Spokane Washington. The newlyweds plan to reside in Sundance after a brief farewell trip.
Bothwell and Yeoman remind readers of a dance in Hulett on Saturday evening October 9 with the Terhane Orchestra to draw a large crowd. A saw mill sale at Graves ranch last Saturday sold to Whities and Graves, and Ed Willson is glad he did not win them.
Letters of administration issued on September 80 1013 to Samuel J Rundell for the estate. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months to avoid forfeiture. Claims not filed within a year from the letters are barred. Dated 1013.
The notice details enrollment for new pupils through Pearson or Mrs Brandt, and explains outside students join classes where they are placed. It notes recent enrollments in 7th grade, mentions talks by Mr Gamberson and Rev Brown, absences, a duet by Miss Durfee and Mina Baker, and a policy requiring passing grades to avoid holding others back.
The notes describe two young milk cows, five brood sows for October 1st sale, and praise for Everett Engie’s Beta grapes as proof of national fruit feasibility. David Fordyce visits Crook County. Ezra Terry recovers from hot grease injury while homesteading. Dee Spielman yields 146 bushels of oats. local commerce and a dance invitation close the items.
Final proofs near deadlines for homestead and desert land claims listed by date. Oct 18 Martin Rathban homestead and Thomas Clarkson. Oct 19 Sylvester Stuil desert land. Oct 26 Robert Steen homestead. Restored land for entry available from Oct 11 1915 with filing by Nov 10 1915 at Sundance land office.
Rain halts field work as local residents report visits and social events. Bill Fowlkes travels to Nebraska to visit relatives, Mrs C L Tate stays at the ranch, Mrs John Youngman hosts Willing Workers, Cecil Cochran goes to New Haven for the winter, and Jess Benson visits from Duck Creek. A mare in Tate's pasture is cared for after the animal grew ill.
Lew Atkinson was a business caller in Alva last week. Dillon Ruland made a sightseeing trip to Aladdin Saturday afternoon in his car. A group of Alva boys went hunting Sunday but none broke the law. Hassen and Mitchell head to Beaver Creek country with a new Gaso line outfit. Irwin and Parkins came to Alva Sunday evening with a fine flock of sheep for the market.
Fragmentary OCR records mention individuals and vague events with no clear actions or outcomes. Names such as Carl Anderson and Kimball appear amid jumbled phrases about weather and gatherings, offering no verifiable news.
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