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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
8
Fragmentary ad references chickens described as fat and ready for fry. Mentions Mrs. Frank Hewit of Aladdin and a weight cue pounds or more. Little readable context limits broader detail.
Horses broken gentle to work or ride. Pasture and breaking options described for suitable mounts.
Mixed cattle at L O Glassruarm ranch near Ewing. Residents and visitors include Eric Husebyv and Ada Hutchins visiting from Montcroft. Overland car ads, storms and cattle shipments by Storm & Son. Willing Workers meet dates at Miss Ida Wilson and Mrs Dell Storm. Crime reward for information leading to conviction for trespass on premises.
Detawit mortgage with J A Baker assigns to C A Baker. note $24 with 8 percent interest due Aug 1 1010. Default on interest triggers full due amount of $77 and attorney fees. Sheriff sale planned Oct 7 1010 at 2 PM at Sundance Court House for the east half of the northeast quarter and south half of the northwest quarter of section 2, township XII, Crook County.
The Roosevelt speech at Lewiston Alabama endorses Charles A. Hughes over Wilson, praising direct speech and proven action. It contrasts Hughes's rugged honesty with Wilson's rhetoric and alleges Wilson lacks deeds to back words. The four years ahead demand tested leadership, Roosevelt argues, and names Hughes as the choice for America.
Sam Hurlean works Beaver Creek while wedding bells approach at Bear Lodge. Mr and Mrs C J Derrickson visit J J Nelson home. Farmers busy in hay fields as threshing begins. Wim Waddington and three daughters visit Nebraska relatives. George Thompson visits while helping Br Derrickson. Rev Tracy family and Mrs Mann visit locals. Mr Collins starts threshing machine. farmers pleased.
Ed Fowlkes sold a car load of hogs in Aladdin last Friday. Martin Stephenson sold a fine saddle horse to George Allison. Men from South Dakota bought hogs nearby last Tuesday. Wayne Moore moved his family to the Selby ranch. Perry McGuire returned from Duck Creek with a homestead. Nearly everyone is done stacking grain awaiting the threshing machine.
Old resident I. M. Derrickson died Sunday in Hot Springs while seeking treatment. Funeral services were held there and burial followed. He came to the Black Hills in 1886, lived at Spearfish, Bear Lodge, Belle Fourche, then Florida and Polson Montana. Health declined in recent years.
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty five year trusted cure. The copy claims the medicine acts through the blood to clear mucous surfaces and restore health, urging prompt use for best results.
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