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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
8
State Board of School Land Commissioners announces sale of lands in Crook County Wyoming. Lands include portions of sections 36 and 25 in T55N R62W totaling about 800 acres. Minimum bid at least 10 per acre, with appraisal of 12 per acre. payment terms allow 18 annual installments with interest. Auction at the front door of the Sun Dance Court House on September 1, 1917.
Motisco of Sale of School Lands Notice announces a public auction on September 2, 1017 at 1 a.m. at the Sundance Court House for Southeast quarter Section 7 Township 57 North Range 62 West comprising about 100 acres. Terms require at least 10 percent down with balance at 4 percent per year, or full payment at sale. appraised value 14.484 per acre. land to be sold to highest bid with no minimum below three quarters of appraised value. Board of School Land Commissioners and officials sign.
Mitchell Taylor Clarégee Mitchell of Aladdin Wyoming, a member of Company H, married Gladys A Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs James Taylor Lead South Dakota. Rev W J Caffee officiated at the Methodist parsonage at 1 00. John McCarrol and another attended the couple. The groom served with Company H on the Mexican border.
Rev Brown performed the marriage of Garnet Hoback and Cecile Cochran at the groom's parents home in New Haven. Both, raised locally, start a life at the Little Missouri. The note mentions the Hulett State Bank, local business Kerer Shoes, and a new Democrat took charge of Bertha post office.
Notice of default on July 1015 mortgage by Charles Judd and Grace Judd to Joseph Steward. Sale to highest bidder on September 27 1017 at Sundance Wyomingfront of courthouse. Premises in Crook County Wyoming described as southeast quarter and east half of southwest quarter in township 43 north range 6.
Miss Viva Roberts and Miss Nellie Storms visited the High School. Boys in basketballsuits misplace belongings. Louise Russell and Edith Morgan absent due to illness. First Educational Guild to be held in the church on the 22nd with songs, readings, speeches, and a school talent program led by Professor Jones and Rev. Brown featuring various acts and the High School Quartet.
The Globe office reports four new names joined the subscription book while printing and news demand rise. Weather forecaster hints a winter grain rise as farmers prepare. Visitors from Norfolk, Nebraska, examine the Tower, and local officials note improving schools and land prospectuses amid real estate activity.
Born to Mr and Mrs Ira Wilson a daughter on September 1. The Moore school opens September 10 with Miss Phyllis Foster of Wisconsin in charge. Local families visit, and several cases of whooping cough and pneumonia spread in Rocky Crossing. Horse sale of Riffe and Grandbonche Moorcroft postponed to 28th and 29th. Aladdin Poultry Market seeks poultry, offering market price. 35-21 Mes Frank Houtz.
Mr and Mrs F A Sanger left Sunday for a visit at the David Fordyce home in Sheridan Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Ben Laney are visiting at the George Laney home since Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hans Von Keanel have moved on to the Fordyce ranch they will farm the coming year. Friends and neighbors of Jerry Solomon held a surprise Saturday night in their new home. All report a fine time.
Johnny Wood works for Dennis Frost while Henry Sellicz sells his ranch to Claude Dillon and plans moving family to Beulah. Ray Wood from Belle Fourche expects to move to Collins saw mill. Olga Heide starts Farrall School last Monday and Forest Cheshier is injured by a falling pole. Joe Webster transports household goods to a new home near Hulett. Globe office staff enjoy sample watermelons from an unclear source in a garbled ending.
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