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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
8
Five name reward offer of fifty dollars for information leading to conviction of parties trapping or trespassing on the Driskill property. W. W. and J. L. Driskill advertise the incentive and state it covers all credible tips that identify the culprits.
The Globe proclaims itself the official advertising medium for reaching northern Crook county residents and the people of this reunion. It positions as the official newspaper serving the community and event notices.
The Hetett school notes plans for separate boy and girl basketball teams with supplies ordered and grounds to be cleaned. Absent students include Lela Gray and Jay and Helen Durfee. Miss Ethel Dagger enters the eighth grade, bringing eight graders to thirteen. New pupils in primary grades raise enrollment to twenty nine. Gertrude Storm injures arm after a horse accident. Judge Tate serves as janitor and bell ringer.
Henry Zimmerschied returned to the hospital. Jim Dollard and Jess Perry delivered grain to Carlile on Saturday. Leroy Jones spent Saturday helping hay. Miss Edna Zimmerschied visited friends in Moorcroft. The threshing machine is active as grief spreads over Porter Green's mother's death after a short illness. The Post Office moves to W. M. Wesley home with Wesley as postmaster and Mrs Harrison as assistant.
Sunday visits include F H Mann owner of a large Overland car while Charlie Donaldson stayed with relatives. Alva’s Mr Dewing passed through town. Olga Ellen and Selma Heijde shopped in Belle Fourche. Mrs Markham en route to her ranch near Hulett. Road crews labor to improve routes as Farmer Knorr returns for sister’s Sundance funeral.
Jess Graves made a business trip to Sundance Friday. Nels Parkins was a business caller in Alva last week. John Seeley delivered cream from Deer Creek Friday. Word came yesterday evening of the death of Mrs Vernier Taylor. Vic French and Ben Colvin did road work near Alva last week. Mr and Mrs Bothwell passed through Alva Saturday on their way to Nils Nilsone.
An advertisement from Gunderson promotes insurance as the cheapest protection in the world urging readers to secure coverage.
A narrative of a journey from Hulett to Worland via Carlile Sundance Beulah Spearfish Lead and Gillette. The trip includes Old Settlers Picnic lectures by county agent Ray Reeves, religious services, and extensive travel hardships with rain storms, rough roads, and cattle ranch hospitality. The group attends a Worland convention and tours Thermopolis, Billings, and Sheridan before returning north.
The notices list final proofs before Commissioner Gunderson with dates for Lena M. Brion and D. C. Harper on October 1 and 2, Amos Banigan and Naomie Boland, plus sale ads for Elmer Engle of Alva and A C Woodcock advertising poland china boar pigs and Beaver Creek ranch facilities.
Notice is given that Elizabeth Proctor was appointed administratrix of the estate of William Nathan Proctor on August 21, 1915. Creditors and those with claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance or be barred. if not exhibited within one year from the letters, they shall be forever barred.
Notice is given that due to default on the chattel mortgage dated December 2 1914 to Edward P Willson, the mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of listed personal property at Thurman Graves ranch Crook County Wyoming on October 2 1915 at 2 PM. The amount due is 74.08 including principal 900.00 and interest 23.08 with costs. The sale will satisfy the debt and costs to the highest bidder.
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