21 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
1
The Hulett column records a bustling week with social visits by Will Wood and Mise Creta Wood from Sun Dance. It notes a planned Scouts Carnival on Saturday Oct 7 and mentions wedding rumors tied to local residents.
Moorcroft items note prosperous stockman Fount Bush of Hulett city Thursday visit. Misa Myrtle Thompson and brother Clifford arrive from Seattle en route home to Hulett. Bear Lodge bachelors advertise for wives. local girls urged to summon courage. Jim Storm Ed Watson and others travel from Hulett for freight. Sum Storm conducts business in Moorcroft. Mrs Mary Seigle from thirty miles north declared insane by county officials. to Evansville hospital for treatment. mother of five.
Misa Edna Randall returns from Gillette after a three week visit. Will Nuckola and Trusty Moore gathered horses there last Monday. Jas Copple and family move to the Nelson place for winter. Baseball tournament scheduled for Oot 7 8 9. Clarence Switzer hauled lumber from Clark's mill Monday. Big dance Saturday night at New Haven hall hosted by Storm brothers. Mrs Nellie Storm injured her foot last week. W C Knight and Will Ewing moved Miss Lena Bri on to Mo na Tuesday. C L Clark and L Willon attended Mondell lecture on the Panawa Canal in Hulett Monday.
A. J. Mudd of Hulett sells pasture. Dr N B H Baker of Sheridan visited Hulett on business. Dr Knight travels Montana. last report from Butte. Misa Gertrude Watson left for St Paul to visit relatives. Walter Nettlehorst drove from Sundance with Mr and Mrs Mondell. Mr Silveretrand building a new house after last spring fire. P W Shaffer from Ridge with four citizens to Bear Lodge to view Bear Lodge Gold Mine prospects, where he is general manager.
The Globe advertises subscription ending with this issue urging readers to renew by sending $1.50 and not to miss a single number.
Lulu May Gier born May 27 1879 at Neligh Nebraska. She taught public school then married Henry L Guilliams Oct 16 1901. They farmed in Nebraska before moving to a homestead near Hulett where she died Sept 13 1911 after twenty five days illness. She leaves five children her mother Mrs H D Keller and sister Mrs Wallace Sutes.
The sale highlights a general auction with Cap Storm referenced. Mrs. George Rugglens and Mrs. Morris of Alva are on sick lists. A small building near the tennis court was put up by Alva Les. The Scoute will play the Alva ball team on Carnival Day. Fred Blatt will award a ball and mutt to the winning team.
A Wyoming Tribune quote argues a town reflects its residents not its landscape. It says improvement starts by purging critics and that if a place isn’t to our liking we must act, while acknowledging individual initiative shapes communities.
The undersigned offers at private sale Lot two in block two with all improvements in Hulett Crook county Wyoming to the highest bidder for cash. Bids due October 12 1911. Send bids to box 3 Sundance Wyoming. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
A dance is planned at Donald Hall on Sixth Street. The Belle Fourche Orchestra will provide music for a good time, and everyone is invited to attend and enjoy.
W W Simon visited family last Sunday while A R Simon plowed for Will Conzleman this week. Mark Gordon and Jacob Lebo branded colts last Saturday. Mrs Feight visited daughter Mrs Conzleman last Sunday. Rodney Lebo was on the sick list last week. Bert Layman from Fine Ridge visited sister Mia Roy Pecht for a farewell dance. A postcard shower accompanied the event. R J Marshall and son Clyde wrangled a wild range hog last Sunday and rope work proved tough.
Card from H. L. Guilliams and children thanking friends and neighbors for assistance during the sickness and death of wife, mother, and daughter. Mrs Mary Keller noted in the card.
Cap Storm has built a reputation as a gardener and showcased the Globe mana cauli flower rivaling any seen in years. A state fair showcase is suggested. Llyod McCurdy fell from a shed behind a restaurant last Friday, breaking a bone in his left arm. Dr Bostwick set the bone. The boy showed good movement and submitted to the operation without anesthetic. He is recovering well. An auction sale is announced at Hulott on October Sun.
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