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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
4
The Republican ticket presents L. O. Glassburn as a county commissioner candidate. A Nebraskan pioneer and former superintendent of schools, he is described as a hardworking, practical leader focused on public service and plain sense governance. Local notes mention residents, visits, and community events around Hulett and Moore areas.
A $900 reward is offered in cash by W. W. and J. L. Driskill for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone killing, stealing, or unlawfully handling their cattle.
New Haven locals attend political events and see campaigning activity in Oshoto Pine Ridge and surrounding areas. Candidates like Archie Turneaure and J C Hurtt canvas voters while hog shipments and logging work appear in daily errands. Sunday School plans a lunch fund raiser on Election Day to support a new organ.
Sam Barlean helps A. P. Anderson dig potatoes. M. Barlean traveled to Sundance on business last week. Cara Burnette visited home folks briefly. Lancelot LaFlamme enjoyed Sunday fog while hauling lumber. A big dance will be held at Donald hall with all welcome. George Derrickson and Jim Adair visited Uncle Mike last week. C. J. Derrickson moved possessions to James Bates to stay there this winter.
Six mare males ranging from six months to three years, including four two year olds last spring and one three year old. Two stand fifteen hands high. Listed for cash or on Ener B terms. Located in Alva Wyoming with contact Baghe, F. at energy brokerage.
Virgil J. Boyles, author and president of Boyles Business College, writes October 10 1914 to Crook County voters praising A C Turneaure. He recalls Turneaure’s business course at Boyles College and his successful work at Richey Gilbert in Yakima Valley before returning to Crook County Wyoming. Boyles endorses Turneaure as well suited for county clerk or any office he seeks.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Law rence from Powder River country visit Mrs Law rences sisters the Lebo and Watson families. Miss Florence Schlichting will accompany them home for a visit. Everett C Engle returns from Thermopolis after attending the IL O O F convention and reports a fine session. Miss Jessie Wilson remains ill but shows courage and cheer during her trials. The Marshall chapter will appear next issue due to an inside sheet failure. The Globe appears only half size. Whose Globe do you read.
Mrs. Thornton visits her daughter Mrs. L. LE. White. Chae. Oudin returns to Poison Creek oil wells. Rev. Brown spoke Sundays on good from Sunday School. School begins with twenty nine scholars taught by Miss Clara Schlichting. K. A. Allen leaves for New Haven country to repair a schoolhouse. Henry Rich plans a trip to Alabama with Henry Nelson.
Henry Zimmerschied moved back to his ranch last week. Fred Zimmerschied made a business trip to Sundance on Tuesday. Clarence Eaton left for the Powder River country on Monday to deliver horses. Wim Zimmerschied started an irrigating reservoir with Andrew Green helping. Henry Nelson bought supplies in Carlile for a trip to his Alabama orange grove. Henry Rich will accompany the car as far as Missouri. Jack Woodward returns to town after an extended trip in the western states.
W. H. Clemmons president of Fremont Normal College praises William F. Leslie a Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court. He notes Leslie enrolled in 1904 05 earned a Teachers Certificate and diploma taught three years after leaving college and funded his studies through work. He led his class as president and is described as punctual regular and honest.
John M. Thorn requests another term citing two years of sharp crime reduction and active pursuit of stock thieves. The candidate recalls a prior prediction that with Iseley as attorney and Thorn as sheriff no one would risk changing the law. The Terhune and Hotchkiss musical act accompanies the ticket.
A team of black horses, well matched and branded on the left thigh, was taken up at a ranch on Deep Creek. The owner may recover by paying for the ad and pasture, under J. O. McDonald, Donald Wye, abag.
A 1914 testimonial from D R Evans of Hulett State Bank to voters in Crook County endorses W F Leslie for Clerk of Courts. Evans praises Leslie as a capable penman and thorough book-keeper, noting three years as assistant cashier and recommending him for the November election.
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