Oscar Reel Moves Family to Hulett for Property Purchase
Oscar Reel relocated his family to Hulett after buying property. Farmers in the area are busy stacking grain while rain Monday night hindered threshing and stacking efforts.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
2
Oscar Reel relocated his family to Hulett after buying property. Farmers in the area are busy stacking grain while rain Monday night hindered threshing and stacking efforts.
Notice from the U S Land Office Newcastle Wyoming dated August 30 1420 reports that Sundance Wyoming residents John M Thorn P J Scott C H Sackett A E Hoyt KE C Raymond Leona Wood A S Wood H P Ilsley and James Jelbert have filed for an oil and gas prosecuting permit under section 10 of Public 146 for multiple parcels in sections 14 15 22 23 25 26 27 township and range 6th principal meridian. Crook Co H H Kell and son Walter return from a week’s visit to South Dakota points.
Elder J M Stubbart preached at the C P Kester home last Sunday in a gathering that drew close attention. Fred Cousins and wife from Cabin Creek served as cullers at Ewing. George A Redding reports heavy rains on Spring and Duck creeks that should finish garden and corn crops nicely. William McElroy, George Redding, and C P Kester shopped in Hulett Friday. Local young ladies prepare to attend schools and colleges this year. L O Glassburn and wife visited L D Rathbun Sunday. Harvesting of small grain continues with rains delaying maturity. Mrs Andrew Parson slowly recovers but remains weak. P Kester paints the Rocky Ford school house. Mrs Jessie Benson, formerly of this vicinity, now of Duck Creek, is in Moorcroft under a doctor for blood poison in one hand. Art Schlicting visited Deadwood and brought back freight. Joe Svoboda and son Ed were in Deadwood this week.
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