Westward Journey Through the Big Horn Basin
W. W. Dunn recounts a Chicago to Cody home seekers trip via Alliance Edgemont Sheridan and Wiley. He notes irrigation prospects in the Big Horn Basin and Oregon Basin project, describes towns Wiley Hamilton Cody and Heart Mountain, mining areas, railroad tunnels, and rich soil and water resources. The party buys land and returns eager for more. The Ladies' Aid raised 75 dollars shipping papers to Menasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Wisconsin
Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Oregon
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Alliance
Nebraska
Barleycorn
Edgemont
South Dakota
Burlington
Hot Springs
Deadwoood
Black Hills
Dakota
Sheridan
Pittsburg
Montana
Custer
Little Big Horn
Crow Indian Reservation
Toluca
Crow Reservation
Pryor Range
Big Horn
Pryor Mountains
Yellowstone National Forest Reserve
Caribou National Forest Reserve
Big Horn National Forest Reserve
Frannie
Frannie Station
Cody
Shoshone River
Heart Mountain
Buffalo Bill
Wiley
Oregon Basin
Big Horn Basin Development Company
Carey Act
Hamilton
United States
Shoshone Mountains
Thermopolis
Yellowstone Park
W C T U Convention Session Highlights Baraboo
Mrs. W A Lawson of Milwaukee spoke on women's public roles shaped by the Civil War era and temperance work led by Frances Willard. The day featured solos, duets, devotions, elected officers, and a push to form a Loyal Temperance Legion in Baraboo with the next meeting likely in North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lawson
Milwaukee
Baraboo
Congregational Church
Hillsboro
Ohio
W.C. T.U
Frances Willard
Lawson
Gladys Underkoffer
Gertrude Morse
Viva
Vere Marquette
Conway
L. F. Halsted
North Freedom
Rauch
W.M. Daniels
Reedsburg
Bearmore
Earl Morse
Ed. Goode
Irene Underkoffer
George B. McGilvra
Bates
Ree
Aara Haines
Merrimack
Cor
W. M. Daniels
Treas
J. H. Whitney
George McGilvra
Goode
Church
Marie Layden
Delicious Banana Cream Dessert Recipe Note
A reader’s dessert tip outlines a banana cream treat. Peel five bananas rub with five teaspoons sugar fold in whipped sweet cream dissolve one 10 cent Lemon JELL O in hot water combine and mold garnish with candied cherries serve with whipped cream. JELL O priced at 10 cents per package in grocers.
Former Greenfield Resident Alf Coles Dies at Home
Alf Coles aged about 65, a former Greenfield resident born in England, died of heart failure at his Highth Street home after breakfast on a calm morning. He married Miss Argyle in Caledonia, lived at the Garrison farm, moved to the McGilvra place last fall, and leaves wife, eight children, and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday.
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Alf. Coles
Highth Street
Garrison Farm
Portage
Sil
Greenfield
Don’t Try Uncertain Recipes For Pie Filling
A persuasive note urges avoiding experimental recipes and buying ready made Gur Pie mix from the grocer for lemon chocolate or custard pies. It promises simple preparation and very appealing results to please men folks.
Conductor Kendall Called By Death in Janesville
Conductor W B Kendall dies after a long illness at his Janesville home. Born Hoosick Falls New York about fifty, he lived in Baraboo before moving to Janesville seven years ago. He was with Chicago & Northwestern and a member of the O R C Masonic and Modern Woodmen. Survived by wife and three children Raymond Walter and Abbie May Kendall. Funeral Monday at ten at the Janesville home with interment in Baraboo. remains to Baraboo on No 501. No services in Janesville.
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W. B. Kendall
Janesville
Wis
Dceased
Hoosick Falls
New York
Baraboo
Order of
Masonic Order
Modern Woodmen of America
Raymond
Walter
Abbie May Kendall
Chicago & Northwestern
L.G. Kendall
Kendall
J. W. Layden
Remains of W B Kendall Brought to Baraboo for Interment
The remains of W. B. Kendall were shipped from Janesville to Baraboo and interred this afternoon. Masons and Conductors served as pallbearers: C. A. Ballard, E. J. Cannon, George Kuhns, Burr Robbins, A. Astrop, and John Dower. F. W. Kimball of Hammond and George Devins of Janesville attended. At the grave J. S. Briscoe delivered the last rites for the Masonic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kendall
Baraboo
Janesville
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Dunn
Yellowstone National Park
Iowa
Terra Firma
Shoshone River Canyon
Irman
East
Keokuk
William Cody
Irma
Diamond Basin
Carter Mountain
Buffalo Bills
Menasha
New Orleans
Scott
Hme
Janes
Ville
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