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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1911
Page
2
Pauline Kooff visits Maud Sime while Jim Waddington returns home and the mill shuts down as hay costs rise. Massie loses a small band of sheep near Green Mountain. Weare plans fencing on ranches. A dance at Fred Baxter's claim lacked musicians as river crossings disrupted attendance.
Land inspector visited the neighborhood last Monday. W H Meadows traveled to Aladdin after corn at week’s end. Louise Russell visits cousin Clarice Callquist this week. Mrs Sam Wooldridge spent a week with sister Mrs Will Jacobse. Glen Rugsel remains ill with winter ailments. H H Haskins learned from Sutherland Nebraska that daughter Mrs Sherman Fordyow is very ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Percie Ingraham visited parents Mr and Mrs Frank Reddington while father battled grippe. B S Blankenship bought a new team of horses. Mr Gibson looked after U S Business last week. Henry Brosa hauling corn from Moorcroft. Mr Lanenstein of Sundance on local business. All stock in the vicinity looks fine. People report no howling as winter is mild. Old newspapers for sale at Globe office.
The column reports illnesses in the Morris family including Mittie Morris improving and Mrs Geo Cook recovering from typhoid fears. It notes Jesse Graves seeking a doctor for his ill baby, a Yeomen dance in Alva, and community happenings such as ice clearing at a crossing, others traveling to Alva, a new blacksmith shop, and the death of Samuel Mason in California.
Will Closson on sick list. George King to work at Mitten ranch. Crinklaw to Roc ky Point for horse shoeing. F W Burns laid up with grippe. Stanley Hemenway and Spencer McLain cutting pasta in timber. Dave Rossland and Chase trip to Moorcroft for war. Carey reservoir at Pleasant Valley ranch over half full. Dance at John Bant’s on the 17th for Grandpa Bant’s birthday. Dance at F K Coopers last Friday for Texas school bene fit. Wilbur Vorhies hauling poles for new corral. Nebraska home letter says all fine.
A. P. Anderson works with wood at Nilson school while Charley Jones lies gravely ill possibly tubercular. Victor Redding travels to Belle Fourche for an operation. John Hamlin seeks medical advice. Mr. Barlean notes long Belle Fourche trips slow due to roads and weather.
From my ranch I sat June one light bay filly two years old branded on left jaw and one dark grey colt one year old branded ay on left shoulder. About 18 months ago a gray mare branded left shoulder and hip disappeared. Last seen on the divide east of town. I will pay 10 dollars per head for their recovery before March 10. Liale Powell Hulett Wyoming.
Dr. Vercoe of Lead South Dakota, eye and ear specialist, will not be in his office during February. Meanwhile Geo E Congleton offers galvanizing services for tin and sheet iron work including tanks and chimneys.
The note reports widespread sickness nationwide while a Wyoming mountain area remains quiet. Barrie and Hal Baxter are killing coyotes in good weather, Al Phillips hosts a Feb 8 event, and a crowd enjoyed it. Mrs Baxter visits the ranch. her sister stays in Sheridan to care for babies and run the ranch. J B Baxter in Arizona enjoys warmth but dislikes the country and plans to return when spring warms the season due to health concerns.
D. W. Lash offers to saw wood through April 1, 1911 at five dollars per day.
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