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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
8
The list shows Republican and Democratic nominees for county and legislative offices to appear on the official ballots. Voters will choose from these names on November 7, with presidential electors and representatives in Congress on the same ballot, while the judicial ticket remains on a separate ballot. Political party preference is noted as influential though not binding.
Agnes Frazier visited the school this week and several students were listed on the six weeks exam honor roll. The high school play is set for November 7 with more announcements to come. The program includes music, readings, and a debate on whether a man should be judged by his environment, featuring students such as Fred Youngman and Miss Gregory.
Arthur Rathbun visited the Blankenship home Sunday while government surveyors continue work around New Haven. A large crowd attended Congressman Mondell’s speaking Thursday evening. The New Haven school hosted a box supper on October 20 with Bert Hudleson active for the D designation visiting. Sunday visitors included Bert Hudleson and several local residents. A TV schoolhouse service drew attendees Saturday evening. Dinner guests Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mrs. Clark and children and Miss Rath Crook with Mrs. George Stinson and family.
The Willing Workers plan meetings with Mrs. Fred Bothwell on Friday Oct 27 and with Mrs. Everett Enule on Nov 10. Mrs. Chas Hauber serves as secretary.
Mrs. Marques Leeson and daughter from New Haven arrived with a load of wheat from their own farm. They plowed and planted about 45 acres and broke 20 acres of prairie, an achievement noted as a sign of the Wyoming woman’s pluck. Elk Horn neighbors gathered Saturday evening to welcome new neighbors A. Morgan and wife who recently bought the Daff Mowhirter place and moved in, making the welcome well received.
The future U S president Woodrow Wilson arrived in town last Saturday with his mother Mrs Vint Bloxom. He began his campaign by making a favorable impression as a well behaved and courteous guest during his visit.
Elmer F. E. Green reports on county teachers visiting nineteen schools over three weeks, noting rising school interest, community support, and active use of Department of Agriculture leaflets and university bulletins. He urges thermometer use, wind studies, and field-friendly nature study through practical club work and family participation, with 8th grade poetry from the Globe for exams.
Pete Hazelbaker’s young son is reported quite sick. Ethel Dagger and Joe Baker visited the German ranch over Sunday. Gray and Svoboda helped thresh grain this week. Rev. Brown preached at Ellendale schoolhouse Sunday morning. Ben Stephenson suffered a painful accident when his horse struck his nose, breaking the bone. Dr. Bostwick treated the injury.
In the Globe report the church elected officers for the coming year at Sunday services. Clerk is Miss Ida Wilson, treasurer Mrs Daisy Evans, solicitors Mesdaumes CC Storm and C F Hauber. The note expresses hope for bigger goals and forward progress after foundation work.
The notice asserts a $100 reward for any catarrh cure via Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims internal action clears mucous issues by strengthening constitution and aiding nature, offering the reward for any case not cured.
For Late lereford Bulls. A choice e bunch of pure -bred year lings, with size, bone and quality. Bred and raised here. AL. HEWES, sundance, Wyo.
Dan Barlean, W Tracy, and others visit at local homes while neighbors discuss rain and grain. A hunting trip plans Grand Canyon deer, a newborn girl brings joy, and several residents face travel mishaps. The Book and Thimble Club meets in October with six members. political notices from M D Holbrook and candidate Clem Good appear alongside farm sales and care for safety boxes.
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