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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
4
Heavy rain interrupted harvest while residents note abundant crops and fall preparations. Social life includes a Friday night dance at Mrs. Lanning, upcoming dance at White's Hall, and a wedding on the divide. Movements include N Williams and Ole Grende relocating to Idaho, and Fred Boyce and wife planning a new location for milder winters.
Miller Greek and Herman Fischer work for George Laney while farmers cut corn. Mrs. Alfréd Fischer’s sick baby, Charles Warford begins fall plowing on the Grimm place. David Fordyce helps Clark and Clark threshing, J W Clark buys a mare from M D Powell and O D Garman. Miss Hancock and Mrs. Gordon LaGent visit Laney home. Haptonstell and James Clark haul hay for W D Kelly. Ethelyn Reed sprained an arm in a horse fall. Mrs Forshea and granddaughter visit in Hardy Nebraska. A visit to Wyoming planned. Elma returns with H A Garman. A meeting about a Sundance telegraph line postponed by rain. M Dagger seeks to move Tower post office. Marshalls opposed it. Globe note taker apologizes for delays and promises future items.
North Fork residents report visits by Mrs Jim Storm to Mrs Randell and by Miss Grace Cadwell to friends on Thompson. A dance at Heminway’s was enjoyed. Miss Jessie Randell visited in the Ridge country and returned Sunday. Mrs Vaughn Ackerman left for Rapid City for an extended stay. Miss Josephine Johnson from Sioux City will teach Rockypoint school this term, arriving Tuesday. Sam Mellor family passed through en route home from Hulett country. Miss Blanche Kelley arrived from Spearfish to teach this winter. School opened Wednesday.
Ed Miller on the Swartz Divide reports a good old fashioned bee tree and expects a liberal supply of honey later in the season. Ripley announces another dance on the 26th as new town bills circulate.
Mr and Mrs Henry Garman and Mrs Charles Forsha from Nebraska visit relatives in town. Louis Mespell arrives from Bath 8 D with property for the homestead and plans permanent residence to develop a ranch. Joseph Trank leaves for South Dakota on life insurance business.
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