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11 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
1
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Multiple notes record residents traveling to Moorcroft, Sheridan, Cheyenne, and Portland for schooling visits and family gatherings. Several confirmations cover auto accidents, scarlet fever cases, bridge work near Hulett, school openings with new faculty, and temporary relocations to Idaho and Nebraska. Local figures include Mrs. Birdie Wyman, Miss Edith Morgan, Lealie Hauber, and Hulett area families.
Mrs A E Davidson and Johanie Davidson visited the Guilliams home while Monta Redding tends sheep. Edna Rathbun spent Sunday with Mary Guilliams. Edna Kendall left for Deadwood South Dakota for a few weeks. A dance at Clyde Homies last Saturday drew a good crowd. Vera Kester and Clarence Watson started school in Hulett. Dorothy and Mary Guilliams spent Sunday with the Davidsons. Mrs A E Davidson visited sister Mrs F D Kendall. Will Ewing in Ewing vicinity Monday. Cecil Kester returned from South Oak. Mrs Leah Guilliams was sick last week. All pupils from outside the district must pay tuition in advance: primary 12.50, intermediate 15, high school 20. Hulett Bohoo Board.
Ten dollars reward for recovery of a gelding marked on the shoulder. The black horse has a brindled face, weighs about 1100 pounds, and is several years old. Last seen near MH, Kenson, Bertha, and Wye.
A letter from C. C. Storm now in Santa Ana California with family describes a pleasant town of about 17 000 people. He mentions flowers fruit and vegetables and hopes for a melon feast with friends. He recalls swimming at the beach and watching steamers in the distance and asks for the Hulett paper.
A quirky promotional piece extols Prince Albert tobacco noting its aroma flavor and refreshing feel. It claims an exclusive process removes bite while promising a practical humidor with tidy tins and moisture tools maintaining tobacco in ideal condition.
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