Local Briefs and Town News from the Ranch and Rail Era
Cap Storm and family visited the Holmes ranch for dinner. Will Leslie loses a fine hog while counting money. High School juniors favor the lower room during breaks. Dink Cooper's father is ill in Texas. he heads home. Ed Pollock returns from Little Missouri River not fully well but hopeful. Tower folks in town for a Monday visit to Hulett. Joe Fahl visits from Bertha on Uncle Sam business. A K McRae sale includes a piano, chiffoniere, sewing machines and desks. Sloan family relocates from Geise North Dakota to a Crow Creek ranch near the Wyoming line. Elsie attends Aberdeen school. Alberta remains at the ranch and may return to Fargo. Bee Mothers' meeting draws a crowd. Storms visit Hutchin’s family on Lytle Creek. Garman cultivates his northwest ranch soil. James Grown ships Irish potatoes from Elkhorn. Roberts family drives to their farm. Viva cooks. Tinkcom prepares to run the hotel by November 1. Bush and Pearson introduce new frogs. clerk Charles shows them. Roberts and Elmer Bay join Sour Dough roll call. proof on homestead completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Storm
Mark Holmes
Will Leslie
Dink Cooper
Texas
Ed Pollock
Missouri River
R. K. Mespell
Clarence LaGest
Preston Beauchamp
Jerry Soloman
Tower
Hulett
Joe Fahl
Bertha
Sam
Joe
A. K. McRae
A. J. Sloan
Belle Fourche
Geise
N. D
North Dakota
Crow Creek
Wyoming
Montana
Elsie
Aberdeen
Alberta
Agriculture College
Fargo
Bee
Sum Storm
Hutchin
Lytle Creek
Robert Garman
James
Elkhorn
Chas. Roberts
Viva
Inter Mountain Globe Ownership and Circulation Statement
Publication details for the Inter Mountain Globe of Hulett Wyoming. Includes editors managers publishers owners bondholders and that no bonds exceed 1 percent. Sworn certification dated October 20 1013 by Notary C Storm with commission expiration 1017.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain Globe
Hulett
Wyoming
Postoffice
H. H. Gunderson
Wyo
A. C. Turneaure
A.C. Turneaure
Wye
Gunderson & Turneaure
C. Storm
Alva area notes expect new flour mill and dances
Lou Thompson and others move about town with calls for trains and threshing work. A rumor says Alva may get a flour mill, a boost for locals and nearby areas. Community chatter includes church theater, a school organ fundraiser, dance hall plans, and road work as residents travel between Alva Beaver Creek and surrounding farms.
Fence line expands over 200 acres near Hulett
C L Clark fences about 200 acres with woven wire hog tight. Rapid City duo Blodgett and Smith visited last week. Mel Dennison and wife cook at the Bloxom lumber camp. Ed Fowlkes repairs the telephone line on the route Saturday. Rev McRae from Moorcroft stops by en route to Hulett. Mrs Congleton and Clara Schlichting shop from the D ranch. New Haven dance planned November 8 with music and supper. The Hulett Blade arrives. Gray and Svobado threshing boosts grain stocks. threshers move quickly compared to old horse power teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett and Smith
Rapid City
Mel Dennison
Bloxom
Ed Fowlkes
Rev. McRae
Moorcroft
Hulett
Oregon
Mrs. Congleton
Clara Schlichting
D Ranch
New Haven
Hulett Blade
Gray & Svobado Thresher
Mona Moanings and Odd Tales From Hear Lodge
Pleasant weather noted as C J Derrickson visited Aladdin. The threshing machine progresses and plans to visit M McClures. Visitors from Buffalo Basin include Mrs F H Mann Mrs D W Tracy and Mrs Fr Tracy. H L Sims sowed grain but wind delayed it. A bobcat was shot seven times after raiding Mrs Albert Knowles chickens, ending the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Derrickson
Aladdin
M. McClure
F. H. Mann
D.W Tracy
Fr. Tracy
Buffalo Basin
H. L. Sims
Albert Knowles
Local Farming Notes Near Antelope Flat
Vern Willard and neighbors report recent marriages and busy activity. Cattle shipments, grain drilling for William Bailey, plowing and seeding, and threshing by Dee Willard for John Wills and others. Two locals return from North Dakota harvest with work days earned. Herbert Tope to manage Sinnett Hall's ranch this winter. Grain hauled to market as cash circulates. optimistic outlook for bumper crops next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Willard
Ed Bailey
William Bailey
Dee Willard
John Wills
Ernest
Edward Osmond
Frank Kuwerth
Oak Creek Basin
North Dakota
Herbert Tope
Sinnett Hall
Sinnett
Mr. Hall
Herbert
Local Notes on Neighbors and Farm Work This Week
A fine snow fell at the week’s start. Will Eaton joined the Laney threshing crew. The Krimmer threshing machine finished its division this week. Al Storts looked to buy calves last week. L. L. White plans to farm the old Chas Watford place next year. Gordon White and Allen moved by on Campstool ranch last week. Everett Bugle of Raleigh visited patients this week on his way to Cabin Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Eaton
Laney
Krimmer
al Storts
L. L. White
Chas
Watford Place
Gordon
White
Allen
Everett Bugle
Raleigh
Cabin Creek
New Beaver Creek Mining Company Organized at Belle Fourche
The Beaver Creek Mining Company of Belle Fourche SD held its final stockholders meeting on October 10 naming directors from Sundance Wyoming and Belle Fourche. John J Belshe is president with T S Potter and Mark C Rich as officers. Thomas Whitelaw named general manager directing work at the Mariposa Group in the Bear Lodge mountains Crook County Wyoming with plans to offer stock after completing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek Mining Company
Belle Fourche
8. D
South Dakota
John J. Belahe
J. V. Linch
Sundance
Wyo
T. 5. Potter
Mark C. Rich
A. T. Moore
John J. Belshe
Mark UC. Rich
TI. E. Potter
T. E. Potter
J. H. Peterson
L. M. Simons
Thomas Whitelaw
Mariposa Group
Bear Lodge Mountains
Crook County
Wyoming
Whitelaw
Beaver Creek
Bear Lodge
Public Auction of 160 Acre Ranch in Township 53
On November 1st, 1013 at 1 o'clock p m I will sell to the highest bidder my ranch the NINEt and NNW¢ Section 35 Township 53 N Range 64 W 6 P M 160 acres improvements on place 6 room house granary barn hen house all fenced and good water Terms one half cash balance 2 years time at 10 per cent Five per cent discount for cash August Herchey Owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Herchey
Miller Creek Community Updates and an Accidental Drill Incident
J J Minnich and wife visited Ilulett on Wednesday while S F Haptonstall finished wheat drilling on Friday. Alfred Fischer works with government surveyors. H C Warford and family visited James Minnich Sunday. Owen Conley hauled two loads of wheat from W D Kelly's ranch to avor croft on Monday. Rakestraw suffered a near serious accident when a grain drill fell onto a horse, injuring none but damaging the drill slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Minnich
Ilulett
S. F. Haptonstall
Alfred Fischer
H. C. Warford
James Minnich
Owen Conley
Avorcroft
W. D. Kelly
Rakestraw
Oak Creek Notes Summary
F W Kimball dined with M Barlean last week and M Darlean made a trip to Belle Fourche with oats and wood. J Derrickson visited Alauddin and spent a night on the old ranch. Oak Creek farmers report a harvest setback as Herman and Dick Knoff learned their mother had died. They had left us for the old Lome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Kimball
M. Barlean
M. Darlean
Belle Fourche
J. Derrickson
Alauddin
Oak Creek
Gould
Herman
Dick Knoff
Lome
Local Notes From Crook County and Surroundings
Reports from Moorcroft and nearby towns include Robt Tate delivering goods for C D Garman, four Holstein calves for sale, Lee Gunderson recovering from pleurisy, Will Clark and wife returning from Mitchell and Aladdin, Mrs Garman seeking medical help in Denver, and PD Webster Davis to lecture in Hulett on November 7 and 8. Bob Eccles bought horses from H H Kishl and freighted goods from Hulett. Vint Bloxom promotes a new Little Missouri bridge. Oscar Reel recalls Canada travel and Crook County as strong farmland, while George Oliver and wife shopped in town and Dr Clarenbaugh visited Mrs Wooldridge. KF W Andrews and D J Toomey form a milling firm at Spearfish and wish success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Tate
Moorcroft
C. D. Garman
Lee Gunderson
Robert Brown
Will Clark
Clark
Mitchell
S. D
Aladdin
Robert Garman
Denver
Colorado
PD Webster Davis
Nisland
Hulett
Bob Eccles
Powder River
H. H. Kishl
Vint Bloxom
Little
Missouri
Vint
Mr. Anderson
Wyoming Products Hit by New Tariff Law Delays
Foreign competition under the new tariff law piles up at ports awaiting presidential signature. Meats, butter, eggs, and 7300 tons of shelled corn from Buenos Aires sit in bond awaiting release. Critics say the duty cuts mainly boost importers and pressure Wyoming sellers on price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Buenos Aires
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aladdin Mercantile Company
Mothers’ Meeting
W.E. Tinkcom
Bush and Pearson’s
Charles
C. L. Roberts
J. E. Roberts
Elmer Bay
Hote
J.C. Brass
Prop
Pemuiti
Phoctors
Marlin Firearms Co
Willow St
New Maven
Vie Harlin Prearms Co
Willow Street
New Haven, Conn
ALVA
Lou Thompson
George Nelson
Ruland
Clifford Bear
P. V. Wells
Vernon
Jesse Wright
Fred Bothwell
Bob Mahoney
Ben Colvin
Allen Coffey
Vic Brench
Ed Willson
Deadwood
Ed Clark
John Patton
Lindacy
Louis Johnson
Willie McAmis
B. F. Engle
Hilda Nelson
T. McAmis
Oscar Reel
Mae Miller
Woodcock
Henry Nevil
Lydia
Effie. Anderson
S. Thomas Durham
Government Canyon
A. C. Woodcock
C. L. Clark
Mona
Antelope
Miller Creek
OAK Creek Notes
Washington
Garman Bros. & Miller
Aladdin Hotel
Oliver J. Brimmer
Shubert
Canada
Oscar
George Oliver
Bride
Aladdin Livery Barn
J. H. Chittim
Hulett Liver
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