Wanted 500 Chickens For Sale By Mrs Prank Hountz
An advertised notice seeks 500 chickens of any age or size to be fat and heavy weighing two pounds or more. Seller Mrs Prank Hountz based in Aladdin lists Weening as contact or location.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
8
An advertised notice seeks 500 chickens of any age or size to be fat and heavy weighing two pounds or more. Seller Mrs Prank Hountz based in Aladdin lists Weening as contact or location.
Alva Clawson of Hulett Wyoming offers horses for pasture or breaking. Horses are trained to be gentle for work or ride.
A 350.00 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of parties trapping or trespassing on the Driskill property identified as W. W. & PT. L. Driskill.
Default on a mortgage dated August first by Samuel J Aultz and Francia Aultz assigned to C A Huker triggers foreclosure. Sheriff sale at the north front door of the Court House Sundance on October seventh to satisfy 2000 plus interest and costs.
Asa Lathrop aged 79 died Friday in the city after a long illness. Funeral at Methodist church on Saturday conducted by Rev. J C Baker. Burial at Pine Slope cemetery. Born August 28 1807 he married Ella Parsons in 1578 and had eight children. A pioneer of the Aladdin country, he was loved by family and neighbors.
Last Wednesday Frank L. Mitchell and uy Jolley joined in marriage at Belle Fourche with Rev. Reynolds officiating. The couple, longtime residents of the Hulett area, are praised for good character and steady work. they are described as well known and well regarded by neighbors and friends.
Hulett schools opened Tuesday with renovated rooms and rearranged furniture. All grades housed in one building under a new arrangement as teachers and board aim for high attendance and strong student effort. The town backs the school and praises its teachers.
Farmer James Chittim brought in corn samples planted June 1 that matured by late August avoiding frost. Ears reach ten inches, with many on the stalks. The praise extends to his two diligent helpers Harold and Asal, whose work boosts agricultural pride and community values.
Rev Lrownu held services at the picnic grounds Friday evening. Miss Eimama Berger traveled to Hot Springs Sunday to watch a ball game. Leroy Montgomery started work at the Hazelton ranch. Mr and Mrs James Walsh visited Carlile Saturday after bringing home a load of wood. Wm Rimmersehied has his house repainted by E L Gilmore and Mr Bailey. Mr and Mrs High and Mr and Mrs Daniels visited the Tower Saturday and stayed the night in Carlile. Edna and Annie Zimmerechich and Eddie Latham attended the Hot Springs ball game Sunday.
Urbin Chessier moved to his ranch Sunday. Mrs. Alberta Burns will teach our school this year. Flower Devis is on the Mexican border. Remember that the Boys and Girls clubs will have a good time on September 20th. Several people expect to attend the picnic at Bill Jolley’s Sunday the 10th. W. A. Smith lost a fine horse by falling over a river bank. Miss Jane Durkee of Chicago is visiting Eunice and Charles Chessier. Bert Weston plans to visit his father soon. Goden will teach at Terhune this year. Charles Chessier helps Harry Ender put up a barn. Devis enjoys the scenery on the Mexican border but will return when enlistment expires.
Miss Effie Anderson returned to Hulett and leads Moore School. A new crosswalk improves the street between Hulett Mercantile and Chaffin's office. John Gill from Tekamah Nebraska visited the editor and family. Residents from Beaver Crossing Nebraska Guests Mrs. Walter Bush and her son with Mrs. Porter. Jacob Chaffin of Sundance and Kennis Free from Evan's Landing Indiana visiting Frank Chaffin. Carl Chaffin from Sheridan visiting brother Frank. A road trip of 247 miles with wife and two babies described. Green Todd and wife visiting relatives this week. Fred Sutton traveled to Sundance and took Paul Yeoman and Ethel Lawrence to visit Paul's parents. they returned Monday. J O McDonald had a fall. horse threw him, breaking his leg above the ankle. Miss Arilla Guy, known to locals, married in Spokane to a Detroit attorney. they live in Detroit. Miss Marjorie Durfee left for Deadwood to teach. she previously taught in Sundance. Miss Eva Byrd returned to Spearfish to continue at the Normal School. Fount Bush stepped on a rusty nail. Dr Bostwick treated him and he can walk now.
A vintage advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cannot cure. The copy touts thirty five years of use and claims the remedy cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces, promising quick improvement after starting treatment.
Conda Chaffin and Damon Cole were here on business a few days since our last issue. Ethel Porter Bieh submitted evidence of her final homestead proof Tidesday last. Dick Buch and Robert Tate assisted her, POR SALE Collapsible go cart rubber tires almost new goes at half price Incluire at the office SOC £.
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