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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
4
A candidate declares intent for a four year county commissioner term subject to party convention. The statement frames campaign aims and party process without detailing dates or platform specifics. Local party leaders have yet to confirm support or schedule deliberations for the nomination.
A candidate declares intent to run for sheriff subject to the Republican county convention action. The note identifies a local race and party process, naming the candidate and the party organization involved. The record preserves the formal declaration and its political context.
The candidate L Mauch of Sundance announces intent to run for Clerk of Court subject to the Republican county convention action. He seeks party backing and outlines his candidacy within the party process.
A candidate declares intent for the office of County Surveyor subject to action by the Republican county committee. The statement names F. W. Blatt of Hulett as part of the process and signals partisan alignment and campaign aims.
For County Treaster candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the action of the Republican county convention to be held at Sundance October 8 1910.
Nettie Truax of Sundance announces through the Globe she seeks the office of county superintendent of schools, subject to the Democratic county convention action.
T L Fox announces his bid for the office of County Surveyor in Crook County Sundance, stating his 18 years of experience with government survey work and submitting to the will of the Republican county convention.
Moorcroft resident A A Fox announces candidacy for Crook County Commissioner for a two year term, subject to the Republican county convention. He notes over twenty years of residency and tax payment, aims to improve roads and development, and states loyalty to the Republican party since Abe Lincoln.
A brief note references the Republican county convention and mentions Miss Cleo Richardson of Sundance in connection with the event.
G. B. Shaffer Carlile announces intent to seek the county surveyor post in Crook County subject to action of the Republican convention. The declaration names Shaffer and references Carlile as location or affiliation, signaling a campaign entry and party backing considerations.
Ella E Sehloredt of Sundance announces candidacy for county clerk subject to the will of the Democratic county convention.
Soaking rain Sunday night touched Oak Creek area as Jim Marchant works up steam for the Derrickson sawmill. Mrs. Tom Hall settles into a new ranch home south of Oak Creek while the Phillip’s thresher operates at Alfred Wilson’s. Charley Pearson’s folks suffer scarlet fever as Divide school opens under Miss Lydia Andersen. Blake Bros. shifts from cattle to sheep. Lew Atkinson and family visit from Marinorth North Carolina.
The Proctor Bros haul corn from Moorcroft and the local school opens with ten pupils on the 6th. Sunday school at Ho back schoolhouse goes smoothly. Guthrie, Gill, and Hoback moved Edstrum's house about 80 rods in two hours. Arta Man, Hoback, and Gill haul lumber to Miller Creek ranch for a barn. AAlva visitors enjoy the Buttes Tower outing with Mrs Cook and Mrs Wood among others.
The Little Missouri was swimming Monday with water visible from Clark Divide. New locators on Lightning Flat hauled lumber from Clark's mill recently. An oyster supper dance is planned at Willson's hall on September 17. The New Haven ball team lost to Rocky Point on the 28th. Rock Points will visit New Haven around the third Sunday in September. Sunday night rainfall will aid stockmen by filling water holes and improving grazing farther from water.
The town hears of a box social to be held at Tower school on Saturday evening, September 17. All residents are invited as community activities continue with local names like R. K. Mespell and Isaane White contributing to a busy week.
Forest Lee Sherman Fordyce and family of Spearfish visited J H Haskin this week. Mrs H H Haskins drove to Gillette after her son Hugh who has worked all summer. Mr and Mrs H Guthrie spent weekend with daughter Mrs Tucker Proctor who is ill. Mr and Mrs Mart from Chicago visiting Chep Tromble now left for home last Monday. They toured the Tower and praised Wyoming.
Sam Tate announces a public auction at his residence at 8 p m on Saturday November 17 selling all household furniture and kitchen utensils. The listing notes everything is for sale.
Bodt J. V. Smith reports two horse segments noting a five year old span well broken and a two year old span unbroken, the description focusing on juvenile stock status and trainer attribution.
Notice declares a Crook county Democratic mass convention at the Sundance court house on Saturday September 17 1910 at 2 pm to elect eight delegates for the state and judicial conventions at Sheridan September 20 21 1910. Open to all citizens with welfare of the Democratic party. By order of W L Nettlehorne chairman and J Farrell acting secretary.
Lower Beaver Creek reports Teddy Nevil improving slowly amid persistent clouds and cold. Walter Miller’s well reaches thirty feet with strong water indicators. B F Engle sends shelled corn shipment to Belle Fourche from the east. Hassen, Willie McAmin, and Miller brothers brand horses for Engle Saturday. Oscar Reel buys and butchered a beef Friday, selling to neighbors Saturday. Roy Kopp visits A C Woodcock and other region acquaintances, still in poor health.
The notice regrets inability to publish the program for the Alva church entertainment as the program is not complete yet. It promises a full publication in the next Globe edition.
Pearson and Youngman display a range of area rugs and carpets in the rear line and handle carpet and matting sales. They promote a variety of textures and patterns for home decorating needs.
Readers note Pear son and Youngman showcase fresh hairdressing fixtures described as corkers, signaling modern styling options. The item highlights shop display and potential impact on client experience.
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