Announcing Candidacy for County Assessor
A candidate declares intent to run for the office of County Assessor subject to the will of the Republican party in the county convention.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
4
A candidate declares intent to run for the office of County Assessor subject to the will of the Republican party in the county convention.
L Mauch announces candidacy for Clerk of Court subject to Republican county convention. W F P Smith Farrell and Janes Hejde Aladdin name Tama county commissioner run for a two year term, contingent on convention will.
The speaker announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to the Republican county convention to be held at Sundance on October 5, 1910. The announcement names the office and ties to the party process.
Nettie Truax of Sundance announces candidacy for county superintendent of schools, pending action by the Democratic county convention.
A A Fox of Moorcroft announces candidacy for two year county commissioner and for county surveyor subject to Republican convention. He cites 20 years residence taxpaying in Crook County and vows to push open roads and development for a new country. He recalls voting for Abe Lincoln and pledges a square deal.
The superintendent announces candidacy for county office opposing Cleo Richardson of Sundance in a Republican primary.
G. B. Shaffer of Carlile announces his candidacy for county surveyor in Crook County subject to the Republican convention action.
Sunday visits by WwW and Mr and Mrs Smith, illness updates on Robt Warner, and Mrs Smith Folsom returning to Belle Fourche. Ripley and Farrall schools start soon with local teachers from Illinois and Spearfish. Rain, dance at Lanuings Hall, baseball bids rise to 5.25, and preparations for fall ploughing and winter crops observed.
The Alva church plans an entertainment with fancy drills vocal and instrumental music and recitations. Details on date and program will be announced in next week's Globe.
For sale one span of three year old mules well broken and one span of twenty two year old mules unbroken. Eerie In
We print fine letter heads featuring a color Devil's Tower cut and a neat heading. Each ranch stationery includes name, ranch name with brand, location, and other details. Visit Globe office to view samples made for customers.
Ample room for spectators and players at Hulett Bowling Alley under Art. Cole as Property 27.1 notes. Free cold water available on tap for all attendees and participants.
A classified note promotes Bosch line paints wall tints and wallpaper from Bear Lodge Pharmacy. It invites readers to drop in at morning noon or evening for a bit of recreation after work and mentions pool and billiard tables by J.H. Barrow.
Bear Lodge Pharmacy announces a fresh import batch featuring beat French perfumes and toilet waters. The listing highlights a wide selection for fragrance fans seeking new scents and value at the local drugstore.
Forest Lewis Toney Fort is quite sick. Mrs. Henry Guthrie owns a pew cream separator. D C Harper has a fine dug well down about 24 feet. Ervin Richards made no large shipment of fat cattle last week. The rain Sunday night was welcome though near a cloud burst in places. Chep Tromble and Thea were sick but improving. George Horlocker had a sick spell possibly appendicitis. Wm Horlocker Antoine Fort and Louis Callquist will ship a few carloads of fat cattle to Omaha late this week. Mrs Mary Robison and her niece Mable Moss plan to go to Spearfish for Miss Mable to attend school. Henry Nelson moved his saw mill to Mr Moore’s from Eric Huseby’s, sawed 40 000 feet and more for Howard Sherrard and W H Holl.
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