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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
4
Local committees promote two Crook county fairs in 1908. Sundance hosts on September 24 to 26 with racing and fine exhibits. Belle Fourche fair runs September 17 to 19. Citizens urged to attend, display home products, and show patriotism through local events.
Bob Tate nincreases his involvement in the trade by acquiring the Hulett Blacksmith Shop from Mr. Brown. He will run the shop personally and keep Brown on until a new partner is found, ensuring two men work at all times and the quality remains high.
The new Keror and Welsh office building reaches occupancy with work by Andy Croy and owners. Jack Burneith is critically ill as of press time. Mrs. Smith Folsom and her daughter relocate to Belle Fourche for the winter. Joe Algq promotes shoemaker and tailor services for repairs and new clothes.
A Wyoming family the McWilliams left Hu lett country for College View Nebraska. E. BE and McWilliams family move to a college town drawn by top schools and Dan Ryland to manage the McWilliams property in their absence. The family longresided here since settlement, leaving with neighbors’ best wishes and faith rewarded by prosperity.
Jacob Chaffin visited from the spring near Sundance early this week and left his autograph on a fresh sidewalk in front of the post office before returning to the spring. Fred Smith, known for carrying a 2x4 along the road, was described as Hiawatha-like as his mother traveled from Nebraska City to visit him.
A mixed column discusses Elizabeth Stuart Phelps on women's drudgery and martyrdom and contrasts it with men's routine. It cites a weekly note on post office uncalled letters and local gossip about Maggie Parkins’s horse accident, plus a stray error regarding telephone service.
Oka Wells and Linnie Scribner were married last Sunday at the Sun Dance Methodist Church with Reverends Klein and Roberts officiating. The couple, raised in the region, will settle on the groom’s homestead as friends extend best wishes for their new life.
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